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Man killed in shooting on Pecan Point Road in Norfolk

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By Jay Greene Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — A man was killed in a shooting Saturday night in Norfolk that also left several parked vehicles and at least one occupied home damaged by gunfire. The shooting happened around 9:40 p.m. in the 800 block of Pecan Point Road. When officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police say several parked vehicles and at least one occupied residence were also struck by gunfire during the incident. No other injuries have been reported.
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Ambulance stolen from Sentara Norfolk General Hospital recovered in Portsmouth

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By Jay Greene Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — An ambulance was stolen from Sentara Norfolk General Hospital on Thursday evening before being recovered a short time later, according to Old Dominion University Police. ODU Police confirmed the ambulance was taken from the hospital and located about 15 minutes later in the city of Portsmouth. Authorities have not announced any charges at this time because the suspect is a patient at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital.
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Norfolk plans $7 million shoreline project to tackle flooding in Larchmont

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By Jay Greene Verified
| WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA) Verified
NORFOLK, Va. — After years of living with streets that regularly flood during high tides, residents in Norfolk's Larchmont neighborhood could soon see another major investment aimed at keeping them moving. The City of Norfolk is moving ahead with a $7 million shoreline resilience project along Richmond and Surrey Crescent that will replace an aging bulkhead on the Lafayette River while adding new flood protection designed to reduce the nuisance flooding neighbors have grown accustomed to.
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