WOODBRIDGE, Va. -- A bus driver once honored for his driving prowess turned himself in to police Monday night after a shooting incident at a Woodbridge bus terminal left two co-workers dead earlier in the day.
Police said Glenn Wade, of Woodbridge, turned himself in at about 7:30 p.m. Wade was charged with murder and is being held without bond.
Wade and the two men who were shot and killed were Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission employees. The victims were identified as Darnell McPherson, of Dale City, and William Earl Anderson Jr., of Woodbridge. One of the victims was an employee of First Transit, which provides contract services to PRTC, said PRTC spokeswoman Christine Rodrigo.
Investigators said there was an altercation between Wade and McPherson, both PRTC employees, earlier in the day. The altercation may have escalated and led to the shooting.
The victims were found on the ground near a blue SUV that apparently drove off the road across the street from the bus depot. Bullets had pierced the windows and frame.
The shooting took place at the PRTC bus terminal on Telegraph Road. It occurred in an employee parking lot on the opposite side of the terminal from where passengers board buses.
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