Four Stafford County Crashes Lead to DUI Arrests in Three Days [Stafford County, VA]

Stafford County Sheriff’s deputies responded to four separate crashes involving drivers later charged with DUI over a three-day period, according to reports attributed to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office. The incidents occurred between Friday, September 25, and Sunday, September 27, 2026, and resulted in four DUI arrests.

The Four Crashes

Friday, September 25 — Warrenton Road. At approximately 9:22 p.m., Deputy Carey responded to a crash after a driver reportedly made an illegal U-turn and struck another vehicle. The driver admitted making the U-turn, acknowledged the crash, and reportedly admitted to drinking earlier that day. Field sobriety tests were administered and a breath sample was obtained. Cameron Biggs, 22, of Spotsylvania, was charged with driving under the influence and held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a secured bond.

Saturday, September 26 — Eskimo Hill Road. At approximately 2:45 a.m., Deputy Jensen responded to a crash. The driver reportedly showed signs of impairment, including slurred speech and unsteady balance, and declined a field breath sample as well as a blood or breath test at the sheriff’s office. Open alcoholic beverages were reportedly found in the vehicle. At Rappahannock Regional Jail, authorities reported discovering narcotics on the driver. Maverick Cabezas Aguilera, 25, of Fredericksburg, was charged with driving under the influence, refusal to test, possession of controlled substances, and a felony charge by a prisoner. He was held without bond.

Saturday, September 26 — White Pine Circle. At approximately 11:18 p.m., Deputy Trainor responded to a crash. Authorities reported finding open alcoholic beverages on the passenger seat and floorboard. The driver reportedly showed signs of impairment, including an odor of alcohol, glassy eyes, and slurred speech. Field sobriety tests were administered and a breath sample was obtained at the scene, but the driver later declined a blood or breath test at the sheriff’s office. Andefenci Addi, 37, of Stafford, was charged with driving under the influence, drinking while operating a motor vehicle, and refusal to test.

Sunday, September 27 — Sunnyside Drive and Richmond Highway. At approximately 9:47 p.m., Deputy Philippsen responded to a report that a vehicle had struck another car on the shoulder of the road. The driver reportedly showed signs of impairment, admitted to drinking earlier, and declined both a field breath sample and a breath or blood test at the sheriff’s office. Authorities also reported that the driver failed to follow directions during the investigation. Karla Logothety, 44, of Stafford, was charged with driving under the influence, obstructing justice, refusal to test, and reckless driving. She was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a secured bond.

What These DUI Crashes Could Mean for Injured Victims

Criminal DUI charges and civil injury claims are separate legal matters. If an impaired driver causes a collision that injures another person, the injured party may have grounds to pursue compensation for medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, property damage, and other losses, depending on the circumstances.

A DUI arrest or other criminal charge does not automatically establish civil liability or result in compensation for someone involved in the crash. Evidence from the investigation, witness statements, vehicle damage, medical records, and other information may all become relevant when determining how a collision occurred and who may be legally responsible.

Virginia’s contributory negligence rule may also affect an injury claim. If an injured person is found to have been negligent and that negligence contributed to causing the crash, they may be barred from recovering compensation.

If you were injured in one of these crashes or have been hit by an impaired driver anywhere in Stafford County or the surrounding region, our auto accident attorneys can help you understand your rights and options.

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Source: Potomac Local News, September 28, 2026

Map of Stafford County, where deputies reported four separate crashes resulting in DUI arrests between September 25 and 27, 2026.