An adult man and an adult woman were found dead Sunday afternoon after a shooting at a workplace in the 1800 block of Twin Mills Road in Virginia Beach, police said. Officers responded to a report of the shooting at about 2:30 p.m., and the investigation remains active.
Virginia Beach police said they are investigating the shooting at a workplace in that block, according to 13News Now. Officers who arrived at the scene found the man and woman already dead, police told the station. Despite the deaths, police said there is no current threat to the public.
Viewers Point To Amazon Facility Parking Lot
The address sits off Dam Neck Road, and viewers who spoke with WTKR confirmed the location to be the parking lot of an Amazon facility in Virginia Beach. That station's report also described the two people found dead as an adult man and an adult woman, matching the account relayed to 13News Now. Police have not released the identities of the victims or provided details about what led up to the shooting, the outlet noted.
No information about a suspect, a motive, or a relationship between the two people has been released. The circumstances that preceded the shooting remain unknown, and police have given no timeline for when more details might come out. The investigation was still active as of Sunday afternoon.
A Second Virginia Workplace Shooting In Weeks
The Twin Mills Road shooting comes about a month after another deadly workplace shooting elsewhere in Virginia. On Sept. 30, two men were killed and a third was injured when a co-worker opened fire at United Rentals in Manassas, according to NBC News. Police identified the victims who died in that shooting as 48-year-old Richard Lamont and 33-year-old Christopher Serrano.
In the Manassas case, the suspect was identified by police as 37-year-old Marvin Grant, who died after shooting himself during a roughly hour-long standoff on Interstate 81 in Augusta County, state police said. The third person wounded in that shooting was reported stable but in need of surgery, according to the police chief quoted by NBC News.
Back in Virginia Beach, officials have offered no further updates beyond confirming the investigation is active and that there is no ongoing danger to the public. This is a developing story, and further details are expected as police continue working the case on Twin Mills Road.
