NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Police say two people were injured in a shooting in a parking garage at the MacArthur Center in Norfolk Thursday.
Dispatchers say the call came in reporting the shooting around 4 p.m. in the 500 block of Market Street.
Two males were taken to a local hospital with injuries that aren’t considered life-threatening. Police did not give their ages.
As of Thursday night, Norfolk Police hadn’t released any suspect information, nor whether any arrests have been made.
The scene of the shooting is on the top floor of the garage.
WAVY News 10’s Brett Hall says some of the garage doors have been closed so cars cannot enter the parking deck.
This is the third shooting at the MacArthur Center in the last year and a half.
Norfolk Police said the previous two were believed to be gang-related.
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In the wake of this most recent shooting, shoppers and those who live around the mall are beginning to wonder if the reputation of the mall will suffer.
Norfolk resident Cameron Musgrove said he thinks the shootings are “not a good look.”
Musgrove parks his car in the garage and then walks to his apartment each day. He finds it concerning that he wasn’t alerted hours after the shooting happened Thursday.
“No one told me when I came in or anything. That was a little disconcerting honestly,” he said.
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