Police Still Trying to Piece Together Fatal Crash, Ask for Public's Help

City of Fairfax Police said Thursday morning they are still trying to piece together details of the fatal crash on Sunday in which a Fairfax man suddenly accelerated through an intersection and crashed into the side of the T-Mobile building in the Kamp Washington intersection.

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"City of Fairfax Police are continuing their investigation," the department said in a news release Thursday morning, adding that they encourage anyone to come forward who witnessed the crash.

So far, the investigation indicates that a silver 2004 BMW 530I was traveling east on Route 50 and had stopped for the red traffic signal.  As the light cycled to green, the vehicle quickly accelerated across three lanes of traffic and continued briefly onto eastbound Fairfax Boulevard. The vehicle then left the roadway and continued across a median, finally striking the exterior of the building complex at 10955 Fairfax Blvd., which is occupied by T-Mobile. 

"The driver of the vehicle - Vladislav Bochkov, 29, of Lochleven Trail in Fairfax - did not appear to be wearing a seatbelt, and was transported to Fairfax Hospital where he was pronounced dead," police said. "There were no other occupants in the vehicle and nobody else was injured at the scene."

Following our breaking news story on Sunday, readers wrote into Patch, sharing photos such as the ones above and calling the accident "terrible."

Anyone with additional information - such as photos or observations before or after the crash - about this incident is asked to contact Detective Mike Boone at 703-385-7959 or by e-mail at michael.boone@fairfaxva.gov.

Did you witness or drive by the accident? Share what you saw in the comments below.

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