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$45 million wrongful death lawsuit filed in Chesapeake Walmart shooting - Vimarsana News

$45 million wrongful death lawsuit filed in Chesapeake Walmart shooting

The estate of Randall Blevins, a 70-year-old man who had worked for the company more than 20 years and was one of six people killed in the No. 22 tragedy, is asking for a total $45 million between the two entities.

WHRO - Family of Chesapeake mass shooting victim sues Walmart — and the shooter's estate - Vimarsana News

WHRO - Family of Chesapeake mass shooting victim sues Walmart — and the shooter's estate

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Gunman opens fire inside Indiana Walmart injuring woman before being shot dead by cops - Vimarsana News

Gunman opens fire inside Indiana Walmart injuring woman before being shot dead by cops

An unnamed gunman in a Walmart in Indiana was shot dead by Evansville Police Department on Thursday night after opening fire and injuring at least one woman, police have confirmed.

The biggest stories of 2022 in Hampton Roads - Vimarsana News

The biggest stories of 2022 in Hampton Roads

While violence and crime dominated many headlines in the past year, the biggest stories also ran the gamut from Portsmouth politics and a new governor in Richmond to culture wars in Hampton Roads schools.

Walmart seeks dismissal of Virginia shooting lawsuits - Vimarsana News

Walmart seeks dismissal of Virginia shooting lawsuits

Walmart is asking a judge to dismiss lawsuits recently filed by three employees who claim they narrowly missed being shot when a supervisor opened fire in a Chesapeake store last month, arguing the law requires them to lodge workers’ compensation complaints instead.