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06-01-2014, 04:12 AM
http://www.techsonia.com/3-killed-in-a-shooting-spree/1911741/
Among the victims who were killed in a shooting spree in Norfolk Va. according to officials includes a 17-year-old on his way home from a high school graduation celebration and a police officer
It is reported that the 29-year-old James Brown started shooting randomly Friday night as he drove through Norfolk. According to police, witnesses saw Brown shoot at 17-year-old Mark Rodriguez’s car.
The police said that the teenager was on his way home at the time and was struck by at least one bullet. He was declared dead at the scene.
A police officer responding to the attack was also killed after he identified Brown’s vehicle near his home. Brown shot officers Brian Jones and Curtis Allison multiple times from inside his home, after they identified his car. Allison was injured as he attempted to aid Jones, who had been hit several times. Jones was however declared dead upon arrival to a local hospital.
http://news.gnom.es/news/teen-driver-police-officer-and-gunman-killed-in-norfolk
Teen Driver, Police Officer and Gunman Killed in Norfolk
A police officer, a teen who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and the gunman who started it all are dead after a wild night of violence in Norfolk, Virginia late Friday.
The mayhem began when 29-year-old James Brown began firing at random from behind the wheel of his Jeep just before 11 p.m. Mark Rodriguez, 17, was fatally wounded as he drove on Chesapeake Boulevard, NBC station WAVY of Norfolk reported.
Bill Tiernan / AP
Investigators walk away from the scene of a shooting on Wellington Road in Norfolk, Va. on Saturday, one of the sites involved in a string of violence that left Police Officer Brian Jones, a teenager and suspected gunman James Brown dead.
“Mr. Brown was randomly shooting from his vehicle and Mr. Rodriguez was in the wrong place at the wrong time,” Police Chief Goldsmith said at a Saturday morning news conference, the station reported.
In the ensuing search for the shooter, Norfolk Police Officer Brian Jones spotted Brown’s empty Jeep near his home, and as he approached, Brown shot him dead with a rifle from inside the house, the station reported. Officer Curtis Allison was wounded.
Brown fled but crashed his car, then fought with pursuing officers. When Brown tried to disarm one of the officers, he was fatally shot, according to the station.
Rodriguez was a junior at Norfolk Christian’s upper school and was driving home from the school’s graduation festivities when he was shot, PilotOnline.com reported.
First published May 31 2014, 8:22 PM
Among the victims who were killed in a shooting spree in Norfolk Va. according to officials includes a 17-year-old on his way home from a high school graduation celebration and a police officer
It is reported that the 29-year-old James Brown started shooting randomly Friday night as he drove through Norfolk. According to police, witnesses saw Brown shoot at 17-year-old Mark Rodriguez’s car.
The police said that the teenager was on his way home at the time and was struck by at least one bullet. He was declared dead at the scene.
A police officer responding to the attack was also killed after he identified Brown’s vehicle near his home. Brown shot officers Brian Jones and Curtis Allison multiple times from inside his home, after they identified his car. Allison was injured as he attempted to aid Jones, who had been hit several times. Jones was however declared dead upon arrival to a local hospital.
http://news.gnom.es/news/teen-driver-police-officer-and-gunman-killed-in-norfolk
Teen Driver, Police Officer and Gunman Killed in Norfolk
A police officer, a teen who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and the gunman who started it all are dead after a wild night of violence in Norfolk, Virginia late Friday.
The mayhem began when 29-year-old James Brown began firing at random from behind the wheel of his Jeep just before 11 p.m. Mark Rodriguez, 17, was fatally wounded as he drove on Chesapeake Boulevard, NBC station WAVY of Norfolk reported.
Bill Tiernan / AP
Investigators walk away from the scene of a shooting on Wellington Road in Norfolk, Va. on Saturday, one of the sites involved in a string of violence that left Police Officer Brian Jones, a teenager and suspected gunman James Brown dead.
“Mr. Brown was randomly shooting from his vehicle and Mr. Rodriguez was in the wrong place at the wrong time,” Police Chief Goldsmith said at a Saturday morning news conference, the station reported.
In the ensuing search for the shooter, Norfolk Police Officer Brian Jones spotted Brown’s empty Jeep near his home, and as he approached, Brown shot him dead with a rifle from inside the house, the station reported. Officer Curtis Allison was wounded.
Brown fled but crashed his car, then fought with pursuing officers. When Brown tried to disarm one of the officers, he was fatally shot, according to the station.
Rodriguez was a junior at Norfolk Christian’s upper school and was driving home from the school’s graduation festivities when he was shot, PilotOnline.com reported.
First published May 31 2014, 8:22 PM