Virginia triple shooting: Victim broadcast live to Facebook, says police

About 5-and-a- half minutes into the video, gunshots can be heard. At least 30 rounds are fired in a 22-second span. The camera then falls to the floor.

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• Norfolk | Updated: July 14, 2016 12:20 AM IST
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About 5-and-a- half minutes into the video, gunshots can be heard. At least 30 rounds are fired in a 22-second span. The camera then falls to the floor.

Police in Virginia say three men were seriously injured in a shooting that was broadcast live to Facebook.

Police said in a release on Wednesday that one of the three men found shot in a car yesterday evening was broadcasting live video to Facebook when the shooting occurred.

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A Facebook Live video was posted on Tuesday evening showing three men sitting in a car, smoking and listening to music.

About 5-and-a- half minutes into the video, gunshots can be heard. At least 30 rounds are fired in a 22-second span. The camera then falls to the floor.

Police say two 27-year-old men and a 29-year-old were taken to a Sentara Norfolk General Hospital with “significant
injuries.”

Police say two of the men are doing better on Wednesday, but one is still in critical condition.

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