A state police release says investigators expect to seek additional indictments, and the suspect faces a felony charge in the case.
Richmond, Virginia - October 22, 2026
Arron Moss, 31, of Richmond, was arrested on Oct. 16 in connection with a fatal hit-and-run that took place on Sept. 25. The crash involved a motorcycle and an SUV on a highway ramp in Richmond, and the motorcycle's rider died at the scene.
Key Facts
- Date: Sept. 25 (crash); Oct. 16 (arrest)
- Location: Ramp from westbound Interstate 64 to southbound Interstate 95, Richmond, Virginia
- Type of crash: Hit-and-run
- Vehicles involved: Motorcycle and SUV
- Injuries / fatalities: One fatality
- Responding agencies: Virginia State Police
- Reported by: Augusta Free Press
Crash Overview
Sometime in the seven-minute window from 11:20 to 11:27 p.m. on Sept. 25, the crash occurred on the Richmond ramp that leads from westbound Interstate 64 onto southbound Interstate 95. According to the investigation as reported, a dark-colored SUV hit a 2025 Harley-Davidson FLTRX motorcycle, and the rider was thrown from the bike.
Virginia State Police reported that Ashtain Noel Davis, a 28-year-old from Petersburg who was riding the motorcycle, lost his life at the scene. On Oct. 16, Moss came into custody and was delivered to the Richmond City Sheriff's Office.
Moss currently faces a felony charge of unauthorized use of a vehicle, according to a Virginia State Police release cited by Augusta Free Press. The release also said investigators expect to seek additional indictments. Few other details have been reported.
People Involved
- Rider: A 28-year-old Petersburg man, Ashtain Noel Davis, lost his life at the scene.
- Suspect: Arron Moss, a 31-year-old Richmond resident, came into custody on Oct. 16.
Investigation Status
Virginia State Police are investigating the crash. According to a state police release, Moss faces a felony unauthorized use of a vehicle charge, and investigators expect to seek additional indictments. No other contributing factors or allegations were reported.