Man in orange sedan flees after being fired on in virginia beach

Man in orange sedan flees after being fired on in Virginia Beach

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October 30, 2025
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Virginia Beach Police seeking to identify shooting victim who fled scene in orange sedan

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA — Detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who was shot at in a parking lot last month and drove away before officers could make contact.

The incident occurred on September 27 in the parking lot of 401 N Great Neck Road. According to Virginia Beach Police, the victim — described as a Black male wearing a white shirt and jeans — was seen fleeing the area in an orange-colored sedan after being shot at. Investigators have not confirmed if the victim was struck or injured.

Authorities are trying to locate the man to check on his condition and gather information to assist with the ongoing investigation.

Man in orange sedan flees after being fired on in virginia beach
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Anyone with information or video related to the incident is asked to share footage via the department’s Community Link or submit anonymous tips at www.P3tips.com.

Key Points

  • A male victim fled after being shot at on September 27 in a Virginia Beach parking lot
  • He was last seen wearing a white shirt, jeans, and driving an orange-colored sedan
  • Police are seeking to verify the victim’s welfare and gather investigative leads
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