Two in Custody for I-64 Shootings
posted 8:08 pm Fri March 28, 2008 - Charlottesville, VA
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A sigh of relief Friday as Virginia State Police (web) make two arrests in the I-64 shootings. The suspects are 16 and 19-years-old, and facing several charges.
State police made the announcement late Friday afternoon that a 16-year-old from Crozet and 19-year-old Slade Woodson of Afton are facing at least 10 charges each in connection with the shootings on I-64 Thursday morning.
Col Steve Flaherty, VA State Police - "Woodson and the juvenile each will face 2 felony counts of malicious wounding, 2 counts of using a firearm in the commission of a felony 4 counts of maliciously shooting at an occupied vehicle."
State Police say the ten charges Woodson is facing are in addition to two other charges stemming from a Waynesboro shooting early Thursday. In that shooting police say Woodson shot at a house and at a credit union in Waynesboro.
Evidence at that scene led investigators to get a search warrant for a house in Crozet on Yonder Hill Farm. Police say five people were in the home, and one pulled a gun, so they shot him. He's in the hospital. Woodson was also in the home.
Investigators say ballistics evidence linked him to the shootings on I-64 which injured two people and damaged six vehicles. They found much of that evidence in a car.
Both men have bond hearings on Monday.
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