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Someone killed during a dispute inside of a Wing Stop during Valentine's in Hampton, and an 8 y/o boy on life support after one of the 20 bullets fired into a home hits him in the head in VB. Hopefully the kid pulls through. Safe city but still has its moments...
DC starting to ramp it up, the gap is closing fast. All it takes is a couple more bad days...
Washington DC - 20
Prince George's County - 16
Portsmouth - 7
Richmond - 6
Prince William County - 5
Henrico County - 4
Norfolk - 4
Hampton - 4
Chesapeake - 3
Newport News - 2
Virginia Beach - 2
Fairfax County - 1
Petersburg - 1
Suffolk - 1
Lynchburg - 1
Someone killed during a dispute inside of a Wing Stop during Valentine's in Hampton, and an 8 y/o boy on life support after one of the 20 bullets fired into a home hits him in the head in VB. Hopefully the kid pulls through. Safe city but still has its moments...
DC starting to ramp it up, the gap is closing fast. All it takes is a couple more bad days...
Washington DC - 20
Prince George's County - 16
Portsmouth - 7
Richmond - 6
Prince William County - 5
Henrico County - 4
Norfolk - 4
Hampton - 4
Chesapeake - 3
Newport News - 2
Virginia Beach - 2
Fairfax County - 1
Petersburg - 1
Suffolk - 1
Lynchburg - 1
Yeah...one bad day and all of a sudden, DC is at 20. That triple homicides (not sure if it's officially counted as homicide yet) in NE DC adds thing up quick.
Meanwhile Baltimore didn't have a homicide since 2/9, even though there are shooting(s) daily.
(Yes, I know it's still WAY too early for trends).
Not good but they're still down from last year, except for Norfolk and Suffolk. Hampton is way down.
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