VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Five people were arrested in connection to a shooting that killed a 20-year-old man last month
The Virginia Beach Police Department's Violent Crime Unit identified and charged the following suspects:
Police say the shooting happened on April 4 in the 400 block of Osprey Street
That's near the intersection of North Witchduck Road and Virginia Beach Boulevard
“I am incredibly proud of the investigative efforts of our officers to bring closure to Mr
Rice’s family and loved ones,” said VBPD Chief Paul Neudigate
“Our detectives led a thorough and exhaustive investigation to ensure justice was served.”
— On the baseball field of First Colonial High School
a team effort is underway to combat Alzheimer’s disease — with each pitch and play honoring a local baseball legend
who has been battling the disease for nearly a decade
and he’s been a mentor for me since that time,” said Coach Scott Stubbe
“He’s always been a person who would help you out
Coaches Stubbe and Chris Dotolo emphasized that Saturday's event was more than just a game between Cape Henry and First Colonial; it was a fight against a debilitating illness
Proceeds from the game went toward Alzheimer’s research and support for families affected by the disease
the coaches reported a significant success in fundraising
“I think we raised almost $9,000 last year
reflected on how the disease has thrown him a curve ball
with the help of his all-star MVP — his wife Candy— he continues to step up to the plate every day
“It’s been a little tough as time winds on,” Candy Wilson shared
While Wilson acknowledges he may not see a cure
he is committed to supporting research efforts
“I love it; it might help somebody else,” Wilson said
a representative from the Southeastern Virginia Board of the Alzheimer’s Association
attended the game and noted that approximately 165,000 people over the age of 65 in Virginia are living with the disease
he mentioned that some developing drugs could help patients live longer
“There are two medications that have been FDA approved,” Stein explained
“We have a doctor on our board who provides those medications to people who qualify
primarily those showing mild cognitive impairment
which are early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.”
continue to find ways to overcome the challenges of the disease
Candy Wilson says baseball brings back the memories that otherwise might have been lost for her husband
This event in Virginia Beach not only aims to raise awareness and support for Alzheimer’s research but also to celebrate the enduring spirit of those affected by the disease
Dominion Energy expects to pay more to complete the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project because of the Trump administration’s new taxes on imported goods including monopile foundations and turbine towers
The $10.8 billion offshore wind farm about 30 miles off the Virginia Beach coast will be the nation’s largest
consisting of 176 turbines that generate about 2.6 gigawatts of electricity
Dominion CEO Bob Blue told investors last week that if current tariffs continue through construction of the project late next year
the utility would expect about $500 million in added costs
changes to future tariff policy could affect these estimates,” he said
“It's difficult to fully assess the impact tariffs may have to the project's final cost
as actual costs incurred are dependent upon the tariff requirements and rates
at the time of delivery of the specific component.”
import taxes have increased project costs by about $4 million
That’s on top of other rising costs Dominion announced earlier this year
The utility said in February that the initial price tag of the project
jumped by nearly 10% because of higher costs from building onshore electrical interconnection and network upgrades mandated by the regional electric grid operator
Under a settlement approved by state regulators a few years ago
Dominion is only allowed to surcharge customers for about half of the additional costs
the utility said the average household in Virginia can expect to pay about 43 more cents per month over the life of the wind farm
To account for an expected $120 million in added tariff costs through the end of the next quarter
Dominion now plans to add another 4 cents to monthly energy bills
“Let me be clear: CVOW remains one of the most affordable sources of energy for our customers,” Blue said Thursday
He said the company does not anticipate problems with actually receiving materials needed for the wind farm including turbines from Siemens Gamesa
a Spanish-German subsidiary of Siemens Energy that is the world’s largest maker of offshore wind turbines
Dominion is about halfway through constructing the project and plans to finish on time late next year
It’s expected to start generating electricity by early next year
The Virginia offshore wind project is one of only a handful that are fully permitted and under construction along the East Coast, as the Trump administration ramps up efforts to halt the industry
Dominion is also fending off a lawsuit from a coalition of conservative groups that argue federal officials failed to adequately consider the wind farm’s potential impacts on endangered whales
The company says its permitting process was rigorous and that several measures are in place to protect whales
including trained observers who watch for marine mammals and “bubble curtains” to dampen the sound of underwater construction
It’s unclear whether the federal government under Trump will continue to defend the Virginia Beach project in court
The government’s lawyers are expected to file their latest response to the lawsuit later this summer
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— A conference in Virginia Beach all about offshore wind is highlighting challenges the industry is facing
Offshore wind is a hot topic in Virginia Beach
thanks to a controversial project currently under construction a few dozen miles offshore
Take a boat ride about 30 miles off the coast and you might see the project
Dominion Energy’s 176 turbine offshore wind farm
as of May 2 the project was 55% complete and was expected to start delivering electricity to customers in early 2026
“You look at Virginia Beach and you’re looking at the heart and future of offshore wind energy," said Virginia Beach Mayor Bobby Dyer
Watch: Onshore work begins for Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project
News 3's news-gathering partner, WHRO
recorded that statement from Dyer at the week-long conference hosted by an organization called the Oceantic Network
industry representatives shared their thoughts on challenges the industry is facing
President Donald Trump has temporarily halted permits and leases for new wind projects
The conference came during the same week LS GreenLink broke ground in Chesapeake for a facility to make underwater cables like the ones needed for offshore wind projects
Watch: Whales v. wind turbines? Opponents hope to shut down Virginia Beach offshore wind farm project
tells News 3 tariffs and the Trump Administration’s views on wind energy are having an impact
"We've been planning on marketing our product to the U.S
we’re just shifting our focus to the European market," Shim explained
Watch: Dominion Energy to pay almost $1 million for 'visual impacts' of offshore wind farm
the Trump Administration isn’t the biggest concern
“Our facility in Chesapeake will take three to four years to complete
so we’re more worried about the next administration," said Shim
But not everyone is upset with the Trump Administration
News 3 has talked with Virginia Beach residents who are against Dominion’s project and welcome the President’s action
Watch: Dominion Energy addresses Croatan residents' concerns about loud noises in wind turbine project construction
They have been hopeful it could put an end
so the President’s temporary halt on new projects isn’t stopping it
Their concern about the project include noise
Watch: New Dominion wind farm that could impact Sandbridge discussed at VB city council meeting
Vinod Agarwal said what happens to the wind energy industry could have an impact on the Hampton Roads economy because of the area’s potential to support the industry
“If we can attract firms at present to come to Hampton Roads to support the wind energy
and then later on by the way to use the industry to export parts for machinery
we can become a major hub for clean energy," Agarwal said
— A man has been arrested and accused of creating a fake GoFundMe account aimed at raising money for the loved ones of two fallen Virginia Beach Police officers
VBPD Officers Cameron Girvin and Chris Reese were tragically killed in the line of duty on Feb
Virginia Beach police were notified about a fraudulent GoFundMe page that was set up to receive money for Officers Girvin and Reese
Watch: Fallen Virginia Beach officers had stellar reputations
Police say 25-year-old Caleb Mourning of Norfolk was arrested on March 20 on felony charges of computer fraud
embezzle or larceny greater than $1,000 and obtaining money by false pretense greater than $1,000
They said Mourning did not receive any money
Watch: Full celebration of life service for fallen VBPD Officers Girvin
Records state the fake fundraiser was titled
“Support families of Fallen Officers” and that it was organized by "Paul Neduigate." The Virginia Beach Police Chief Paul Neudigate spells his name slightly different
Mourning has a preliminary hearing scheduled for June 13
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The VBPD Violent Crimes Unit identified five suspects in the homicide of Joshua Rice on April 4
(Note: The charges mentioned in this press release are accusations
and the arrested individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.)
officers from the Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) responded to the 400 block of Osprey St
officers found one victim suffering from gunshot wound(s)
This incident is being investigated by the VBPD Detective Bureau. Anyone with information is asked to contact them at (757) 385-4101 or Crime Solvers at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP or P3Tips.com
VBPD Public Affairs Office, vbpdpublicaffairs@vbgov.com, 757-385-4097
VBPD Arrests Two in Straw Purchase of a Firearm
Virginia Beach Public Libraries Closed on Friday
This coastal escape has been flying under the radar—but not anymore
This East Coast beach town has one of the largest concentrations of turn-of-the-century buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
Cape Charles has a wide array of distinctive restaurants
Cape Charles Beach is situated on the Chesapeake Bay
It is the only public beach on the Eastern Shore and there are no entrance or parking fees
The shallow water is calm with no waves and perfect for families with small children
The 17.6-mile Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel connects Virginia Beach
Two mile-long tunnels break up the bridge sections to allow ships to pass in the bay
Cape Charles: Virginia's Cape. Our History
— The final preparations are now underway ahead of the opening night for the Dome down at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront
Residents and businesses down at the Oceanfront say they are excited to check out the venue and all the new possibilities it brings
“The entire site is kinda like the new crown jewel
I don’t know if anyone has coined that term yet,” Dwayne Appleton
who we interviewed last year about construction of the area
shared his enthusiasm for the weekend’s opening
He looks forward to increased foot traffic and believes visitors and locals alike will enjoy what the Oceanfront has to offer in terms of food
"I'm also excited that the Dome is set up as an all encompassing event hall," Appleton said
"I was just talking with one of the managers there
they already booked their first wedding reception."
“I just want to check it out,” said Damon Samuels
Samuels plans to attend the Dome's opening night on Friday and has tickets for his friends and their daughter
“It’s going to be a great experience for her because she is going to tell the story the rest of her life that she was at the Dome for the opening show
and this venue is going to be a big deal for many years to come,” said Samuels
The new Dome is located at the same spot where the former Dome once stood
Its reopening will be a full-circle moment: Three Dog Night
the band that gave the final performance in the old Dome back in 1993
The first concert at the newly reopened venue is set for Sunday, and tickets for Three Dog Night are still on sale
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A local farm needs help picking their strawberries
the city of Virginia Beach experienced a tragedy when police officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese were shot and killed while conducting a traffic stop
A dispatcher who was working that night spoke with 10 On Your Side about the moment the call came in
A Chesapeake family is thanking the community after getting support following a house fire last month
dispatchers received reports of a house on fire off of Country Mill Run Road at approximately 12:10 p.m
Moyock Fire Department and Navy Regional also responded to help with water supply and fire extinguishment
two recent child drownings in Chesapeake remind all of us that water safety should be top of mind
A bill concerning Flock cameras and the data they hold was just signed into law by Virginia Gov
The law is meant to regulate the data and add restrictions
How loved ones spend their last days in Medicare and Medicaid supported facilities is top of mind for local members of Congress
who represents voters in Virginia's first congressional district
said he went through this with his parents
Newport News police responded to a home on Cedar Avenue and found a toddler unconscious on a mattress
with paramedics arriving soon after and pronouncing him dead before medical efforts could be made
Zai-Twond Perry was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and felony child abuse
the father's side of the family of 20-month-old Khaza Lindsay-Holliday has been in an uphill battle to get answers about what happened to him
a time to raise awareness about the system and how it helps children across the country
the Department of Homeland Security's deadline for Real ID is Wednesday
Secretary Kristi Noem says the enhanced form of identification for boarding flights and accessing federal buildings and installations will reduce fraud and make the country safer
but her name is not the only reason why she's precious
That word best describes how Ruby Stancill entered the world — precious
If you drive across the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel
expected to be a game changer for transportation in the region and especially there
where traffic snarls remain a quality of life issue for the region's drivers
Virginia Beach is subject to the Atlantic Hurricane Season
National Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 4-10 this year
and a great time to make sure that you and your family are ready for the Atlantic Hurricane Season
Now is the time to stay ahead and informed
Here are five simple steps to ensure you and your family are prepared during an incoming storm or hurricane
Don’t forget to add your pets into your family's emergency preparations and evacuation plans. Follow these tips with your furry friends in mind
Reviewing your insurance coverage to ensure you have adequate protection is crucial
Most homeowners’ insurance policies do not cover flood damage
Remember that flood insurance typically takes 30 days to become effective
Be sure to look into coverage under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
to facilitate the insurance claim process if necessary
Remember that the value of your home will change from year to year
Be sure to update your policy annually to reflect its current assessed value
The City’s Emergency Management has created the ReadyVB campaign to educate and engage the community on hurricane preparedness before a storm hits
Residents can find valuable resources and information on how to prepare for an emergency before, during and after (or recovery) at VirginiaBeach.gov/ReadyVB
The City of Virginia Beach Emergency Management team promotes a comprehensive emergency management program to mitigate Virginia Beach's impacts from man-made, natural or technological disasters. Learn more at VirginiaBeach.gov/ReadyVB
Waterfront Property Owners Can Learn About Ordinance Changes at Open House
These Are the Lifesaving Programs and Initiatives Compassionate Billing Will Fund
The Ripple Effect: Drainage Work to Close Lanes on Birdneck Road May 2-5
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area ordinance public open house meetings to be held May 19 and May 22
If you own property along the Chesapeake Bay
changes are coming that may affect your property
The Resource Protection Area (RPA) is a key component of the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area (CBPAO)
The state’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) requires the RPA to be a 100-foot buffer measured from the edge of applicable wetlands or waterbodies
City code requires an additional variable width buffer
measured on certain properties starting from the top of the slope leading to wetlands
This buffer will now be measured from the wetlands or waterline under the updated regulations
This adjustment means that on some properties
the area considered a protected buffer zone (if applicable) will shrink to the state-required 100-foot buffer
projects in the RPA must now assess the impacts of climate change and sea-level rise through the submission of a climate changes assessment as part of the Water Quality Impact Assessment
will now be able to be reviewed administratively under the updated regulations
These CBPAO regulations are changing because the DEQ has made updates to the State Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Designation and Management Regulations
Two informational open-house-style public meetings will be held for individuals who own waterfront property that drains to the Chesapeake Bay and are interested in learning more:
City staff will be at the event to explain what’s happening and respond to questions. For more information, visit Planning.VirginiaBeach.gov/CBPA.
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Registration for the Summer Bash at the Beach will open on Wednesday, April 16 at 12:00 p.m. ET. The cost is $1,000.00 per team for the three-day event.
If registration reaches capacity, a waitlist will be opened, and clubs should contact Dasha Gorokhova, USA Field Hockey’s Events and Club Services Coordinator, at dgorokhova@usafieldhockey.com to reserve a spot.
The maximum roster size is 12 athletes. Co-Ed teams will not be able to play more than three (3) male players (goalkeepers excluded) at any given time during a game.
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The community meeting covered the first half of the 13-event season for 2025 through July 4
What do City of Virginia Beach-sponsored events like Memorial Day Weekend Salute to Summer
the North American Sand Soccer Championship and Point Break Music Festival all have in common
They are a part of the Oceanfront Event Season
a series of events offered annually by the City in the Resort Area drawing more than 10,000 attendees a day
Officials from the City’s Resort Management Office
Police Department and Communications Office led a community meeting on April 24
parking and safety information and logistics to help residents and visitors navigate to these and other major events at the Oceanfront with greater ease when encountering such large crowds
the City’s aim remains the same — to enable residents and visitors to have an enjoyable experience at the Oceanfront and ensure that the City can address matters such as traffic
Meeting attendees were urged to plan and prepare before heading to their event destination by checking out VirginiaBeach.gov/EventInfo
It’s there that residents and visitors can learn more about uses of the Waze app for real-time traffic planning and the VB Go app to explore real-time parking options
The City recommends that the public carpools, ride shares, bicycles and walks in after parking further out to reduce traffic and parking congestion. Hampton Roads Transit (HRT), a community partner to the City, also offers year-round and seasonal bus routes to Virginia Beach
in addition to the seasonal HRT VB Wave Trolley
VirginiaBeach.gov/EventInfo is the central communications hub for event logistics and impacts throughout the year
The information also is shared on City social media
along with email channels before each event
Several City of Virginia Beach departments work closely each year to plan and implement safety measures and access to traffic and parking at the Resort Area
so everyone can have a safe and enjoyable experience
The Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) has a zero-tolerance policy for crimes that threaten the safety of residents and visitors
Planning for events and activities is a large part of the process
Several departments and offices work together
VBPD has a Special Event Task Force dedicated to public safety planning throughout the year
and it plans collaboratively with Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Emergency Communications and Citizen Services (ECCS)
Fire and EMS all have response plans and staff for the entire Oceanfront area
Citywide situational awareness and monitoring occurs during all of the events
All public safety agencies are at a single command during events to ensure real-time
the agencies are staffed for the entire city
The departments review post-event reports for all events during the planning process to address issues and create future best practices
Any impacts for major Oceanfront events can be found at VirginiaBeach.gov/EventInfo
There are 13 major events planned for the 2025 Oceanfront Event Season with an anticipated attendance of 10,000 or more people per day. These events have special traffic, parking and public safety planning needs. For a full list of events, visit VisitVirginiaBeach.com
(Note: Event details are subject to change.) Shamrock Marathon Weekend was held in March
Fourth of July Stars & Stripes Celebration
— A man accused of killing a woman in Virginia Beach is in custody Thursday after evading officers during a police chase and manhunt overnight
use of a firearm in commission of a felony
and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon
Watch: Ring footage of police chase in Portsmouth neighborhood
Lee Jr.'s arrest comes following an extensive search that involved a police chase through three cities and a manhunt that prompted a shelter in place to be issued
officers were sent to the 3600 block of Harbinger Road following a report of a gunshot victim
That’s near the intersection of Rosemont Road and Lynnhaven Parkway
Watch: Police chase through 3 cities leads to crash
then continued onto I-664 northbound towards the MMMBT
reached a dead end in the West Norfolk area of Portsmouth around 10:30 p.m.
The car he left behind then crashed into the trees
a shelter in place was in effect for more than two hours in the surrounding area between Cedar Lane and Tyre Neck Road
but police say he was located and taken into custody in the afternoon
and the Portsmouth Police Department — for their help in Lee Jr.'s arrest
Anyone with information is asked to call the VBPD Detective Bureau at 757-385-4101 or Crime Solvers at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP or P3Tips.com
A man has been apprehended in connection with the shooting death of a woman and a traffic pursuit Wednesday night in Portsmouth
https://www.wavy.com/news/crime/police-officers-pursuing-vb-homicide-suspect-after-crash/
During “Spring Break Weekend,” from the evening of April 25 to the early morning of April 27
the Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) worked diligently to welcome and ensure the safety of all visitors to our city
not all that visited the Oceanfront area this past weekend came to have a good time; many came with criminal aspirations
In addition to dealing with large crowds of teens and young adults
VBPD officers responded to several shots fired and shooting-related offenses during the weekend
including ShotSpotter activations and a person shot in the 1400 block of Pacific Avenue on Sunday morning
resulting in close to 200 hundred criminal charges
Many of the charges were related to firearms violations
VBPD arrested the following non-comprehensive list of individuals for various firearms-
This criminal activity does not represent Virginia Beach or the welcoming environment for which the Resort Area is known
Police Chief Paul Neudigate emphasized that while the city prides itself on being an inclusive and vibrant destination for visitors and residents alike
criminal behavior — particularly acts involving the illegal possession and use of firearms — will not be tolerated
Our city is proud to welcome visitors from across the country and around the world,” said Chief Neudigate
let me be clear: we will not allow individuals who come here to commit crimes — especially those involving firearms — to disrupt the peace and safety we have worked hard to build
We had enhanced staffing in place to maintain order
and seek out those engaged in illegal firearm acts – our officers acted swiftly and professionally this weekend to ensure that those who endangered our community were caught and held accountable.”
Officials are working closely with community partners to ensure that Virginia Beach remains a safe, welcoming, and thriving destination for everyone. Anyone with information regarding criminal activity is encouraged to contact the VBPD Detective Bureau at 757-385-4101 or submit tips anonymously through Crime Solvers at P3Tips.com
Update: VBPD Investigating Fatal Shooting on Osprey Street
national and international leaders in offshore wind have gathered in Virginia Beach this week to discuss how to keep pushing the industry forward
is promoting the far-reaching offshore wind supply chain and celebrating ongoing projects
That includes Dominion Energy’s 176-turbine wind farm under construction just a few dozen miles away off the coast
“We are positioning Virginia Beach to become one of the main offshore wind energy hubs in this nation,” said Mayor Bobby Dyer
The city is “taking steps to work with other regions and nations to ensure this future success.”
But uncertainty and strong challenges loomed large
as officials frankly discussed President Donald Trump’s efforts to halt offshore wind
“These are not normal times,” said Oceantic CEO Liz Burdock
Offshore wind found itself in political crosshairs
She urged members to “stay in this fight.” “We must adapt and adapt fast while we grapple with indecision
economic uncertainty and political turbulence,” Burdock said
“Our opponents are loud and they're organized and they're holding elected leaders accountable to their demands
On his first day in office, Trump signed a memo halting all new federal leases and permits for wind energy
It did not stop projects already permitted under construction
such as Dominion’s $10.7 billion Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project
But it opened the door to do so by directing federal officials to “review the ecological
and environmental necessity of terminating or amending any existing wind energy leases.”
when Interior Secretary Doug Burgum ordered a stop-work order on Empire Wind
The fully permitted project had quietly started construction off the New York coast a week prior
The stop-work order sent shock waves through the industry
jeopardizing billions in investment across the supply chain in 23 states
Attendees at this week’s conference in Virginia Beach packed a session devoted to understanding Trump’s directives on wind
said he worries about the message the administration sends to any business needing federal approval
and investment begets job creation,” he said
“That regulatory certainty has been turned on its head.”
senior director for offshore environmental and permitting with the American Clean Power Association
said offshore wind is already one of the most regulated industries in the U.S
He pointed to a recent report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office that addressed much of what Trump has requested in the new review of offshore wind
such as evaluating impacts on marine life and the fishing industry
The presidential memo in January did not include a deadline for the review
but all leasing and permitting is paused in the meantime
Dominion declined to speak to WHRO about challenges facing the industry
The utility maintains it will finish the Virginia Beach wind farm on time
Dominion’s senior vice president of project construction, Mark Mitchell, said at the forum that the company expects electricity demand in Virginia to double by 2038. That’s largely because of power-hungry data centers that fuel artificial intelligence systems
“We need every electron we can get,” Mitchell said
And offshore wind “is the fastest electron we can get.”
The company is also working to meet the 2020 Virginia Clean Economy Act terms
which require the utility to generate all of its power from carbon-free sources by 2045
including a subset specifically from offshore wind
Meanwhile, Dominion is fending off a lawsuit from a coalition of conservative groups that argue federal officials failed to adequately consider the project’s potential impacts on endangered whales
Dominion says several measures are in place to protect whales
The lawsuit also targets federal agencies that issued Dominion’s permits
such as the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
It’s unclear whether the Trump administration will continue to defend Dominion’s project in court
while administration officials echo the plaintiffs’ concerns in public remarks
Despite the turbulence, industry leaders said they’re optimistic about offshore wind’s future as a key way to transition to clean energy. They pointed to achievements such as Monday's groundbreaking in Chesapeake of a $700 million subsea cable factory
CEO of the South Korean company called LS Cable & System
spoke on the Oceantic conference stage a day later
“We’re looking at the long-term perspective,” he said
“And looking at that long-term perspective
— Virginia Beach police made over 50 arrests
leading to nearly 200 criminal charges during the recent Spring Break Weekend at the Oceanfront
Officers also confiscated at least 28 firearms over the course of the weekend
The arrests included people mostly in their late teens or early twenties
While many of the arrested were from the Hampton Roads area
not all that visited the Oceanfront area this past weekend came to have a good time; many came with criminal aspirations," a Virginia Beach police spokesperson said about the arrests
Police said officers responded to several shots fired
including a shooting in the 1400 block of Atlantic Avenue on Sunday morning in which a person was shot
"...let me be clear: we will not allow individuals who come here to commit crimes — especially those involving firearms — to disrupt the peace and safety we have worked hard to build," Virginia Beach Police Chief Paul Neudigate said
"We had enhanced staffing in place to maintain order
and seek out those engaged in illegal firearm acts – our officers acted swiftly and professionally this weekend to ensure that those who endangered our community were caught and held accountable."
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