A man is dead after an apparent shooting along Interstate 64 on Thursday night, according to Virginia State Police.
Units responded to the scene at around 8:30 p.m. for the report of a crash and a man shot. The incident took place in the eastbound lanes at the 193-mile marker near Nine Mile Road in the Highland Springs area of Henrico County.
Officers found a 2002 Chevy Tahoe off the right-hand side of the road. Inside was a 41-year-old man who had been shot in the abdomen. He was taken to a hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
“We’re asking the community for assistance in solving this case. If you witnessed anything suspicious or have any relevant information, please contact us immediately,” said Capt. Brien Frey of the Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation. “Your help could be crucial in bringing justice to the victim and his family.”
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Anyone with information is encouraged to call Virginia State Police at (804) 750-8758, #77 or email the Richmond Field Office at bci81@vsp.virginia.gov.
07-14-1991 (cutline): Actors re-created the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on East Main Street yesterday. Here, the crowd, unaware of the shooting, continues to cheere the motorcade as Secret Service agents look for the sniper. The Dallas scene was staged for the filming of "A Woman Named Jackie," an NBC miniseries about former first lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis.
- Bruce Parker
07-01-1991 (cutline): An empty storefront downtown was changed to a New York City pet store yesterday, complete with puppies in the window, for the filming of "A Woman Named Jackie." The NBC miniseries will portray the live of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. Most of the show will be shot in Richmond. Here, crew members and extras wait for the signal to begin filming.
- George Lamm
06-22-1984 (cutline): Stars and crew members of the film "Finnegan, Begin Again" partied last night with politicans, members of the press and people from the Richmond area who have been of assistance to the production firm Jennie and Co. The cast gathering included the leading actors Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Preston surround by guests at the part in the sculpture garden of the Virginia Museum. The cast also includes Sylvia Sidney, Sam Waterson and David Huddleston. Shooting starts Monday on the HBO film.
- Bob Brown
01-29-1984 (cutline): Three of the Anglos of Suzy Saxon and the Anglos, have their hair shampooed as Jon Parks (standing in chair) makes video of 'Boys in Dresses.' The 80s band was based in Richmond. The video, shot in Richmond, was featured on MTV basement tapes.
- Bruce Parker
11-29-1985 (cutline): Extras in 19th century dress accompanied by their horses appear to be in their proper place on Shockoe Slip's cobblestone streets. They are participating in the filming of "Dream West," a CBS television miniseries about John Fremont that is being shot in Richmond. Searley's Oyster house in the background is the Peking Pavilion restaurant at the corner of 13th and Cary Streets.
- P. Kevin Morley
11-05-1989 (cutline): In a sepcial hour-long broadcast, Fox Broadcasting's "America's Most Wanted" will profile all the people on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitive list, including former Richmonder Leo Koury, at 8 tonight on Challe 35. The Koury segment recently was taped in Richmond, including the scene staged at Babe's of Carytown pictured here.
- Bob Brown
10-06-1990 (cutline): On Location--Stunt men portraying Army Reserve soldieres, good guys, rappel to the grounds of the Miller School in an action-packed conclusion of "Toy Soliders." The movie was being filmed at the school in Albermarle County.
- Lindy Keast Rodman
07-18-1991 (cutline): Jeanne Freeman, a production assistant for "A Woman Named Jackie," steams linens for bedroom set up in corner of a meeting room at Jefferson Hotel. The miniseries won an Emmy in 1992 for "outstanding miniseries."
- Lindy Keast Rodnam
07-08-1983 (cutline): TV cameras rolled amid the crowd cheering the familiar couple in the limousine in Dallas, Texas. But the scene, above, was actually one a 'take' for a movie about the Kennedy assassination being filmed here. Martin Sheen and Blair Brown, right, playing the roles of Jack and Jackie rehearse the instant of the assassination.
- Wallace Clark
08-04-1988 (cutline): A makeup artist applied a little makeup to the nose of Austin Leach, 7, a local actor, during the filming of a commercial for a West Virginia bank holding company. Main Street productions of Richmond is filming three spots for the bank, which is working through Aim Communications, an advertising agency out of W. Va. This scene of the commercial was shot at Iron Bridge Park in Chesterfield off Rt. 10, is of a little league team celebrating its championship.
- P. Kevin Morley
12-19-1985 (cutline): Contrary to what the picture about suggests, Church Hill was not the victim of an isolated storm. Accumulated snow and period dress notwithstanding, the above photo is of St. John's Church and was taken yesterday. The scene was created by the makers of "Dream West," a seven-hour CBS miniseries now being filmed in Richmond. The "snow" that was sprayed on trees and grounds in front of the church was a combination of soap and water mixed with air.
- Gary Burns
From the Archives: A look back at Hollywood in Richmond
Over the years, Richmond has served as the backdrop for many television shows, commercials and films. Take a look back at familiar spots around the city that were once transformed, temporarily, to reflect 19th century Ohio, Dallas in the 1960s, New York in the 1940s and more.
06-1984: Mary Tyler Moore films a scene for HBO movie "Finnegan Begin Again" in front of Bamboo Cafe in the Fan.
- Staff photo
08-07-1984: The Richmond Newspapers building was utilized as part of the set for the film 'Finnegan Begin Again' an HBO made-for-TV movie starring Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Preston.
- Wallace Clark
07-08-1983 (cutline): Martin Sheen and Blair Brown, as John and Jackie Kennedy, ride past cheering extras. The scene was shot in South Richmond on Semmes Avenue for 'Kennedy' a miniseries by NBC.
- Lindy Keast Rodman
07-14-1991 (cutline): Actors re-created the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on East Main Street yesterday. Here, the crowd, unaware of the shooting, continues to cheere the motorcade as Secret Service agents look for the sniper. The Dallas scene was staged for the filming of "A Woman Named Jackie," an NBC miniseries about former first lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis.
- Bruce Parker
07-01-1991 (cutline): An empty storefront downtown was changed to a New York City pet store yesterday, complete with puppies in the window, for the filming of "A Woman Named Jackie." The NBC miniseries will portray the live of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. Most of the show will be shot in Richmond. Here, crew members and extras wait for the signal to begin filming.
- George Lamm
06-26-1984 (cutline): Mary Tyler Moore had her makeup perfect in between shots in Richmond while filming HBO movie, "Finnegan, Begin Again."
- P. Kevin Morley
11-22-1985 (cutline): On "Dream West" set, Richard Chamberlain and members of the cast wait for dinner party scene at Valentine Museum while crew makes adjustments.
- P. Kevin Morley
12-03-1985 (cutline): Wide-angle shot from balcony of old First Baptist Church shows "Dream West" actors and crew ready to film courtroom scene.
- Masaaki Okada
06-22-1984 (cutline): Stars and crew members of the film "Finnegan, Begin Again" partied last night with politicans, members of the press and people from the Richmond area who have been of assistance to the production firm Jennie and Co. The cast gathering included the leading actors Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Preston surround by guests at the part in the sculpture garden of the Virginia Museum. The cast also includes Sylvia Sidney, Sam Waterson and David Huddleston. Shooting starts Monday on the HBO film.
- Bob Brown
01-29-1984 (cutline): Three of the Anglos of Suzy Saxon and the Anglos, have their hair shampooed as Jon Parks (standing in chair) makes video of 'Boys in Dresses.' The 80s band was based in Richmond. The video, shot in Richmond, was featured on MTV basement tapes.
- Bruce Parker
11-29-1985 (cutline): Extras in 19th century dress accompanied by their horses appear to be in their proper place on Shockoe Slip's cobblestone streets. They are participating in the filming of "Dream West," a CBS television miniseries about John Fremont that is being shot in Richmond. Searley's Oyster house in the background is the Peking Pavilion restaurant at the corner of 13th and Cary Streets.
- P. Kevin Morley
12-18-1985 (cutline): Actors and actresses, wearing 19th century clothing, stroll snow-draped street during filming of "Dream West," a CBS television miniseries.
- Gary Burns
01-08-1977 (cutline): Dave Dickinson (right) directs Bob McKenzie into position in front of mansion. Dickinson, a producer for BBC, was in Richmond filming a documentary on the Virginia government for British television.
- Don Rypka
03-01-1989: Antique cars on Adams Street set out for a scene set in Akron's Bowery district during the mid 1930s. By midday, filming of the TV movie had moved to the Forest Hill area.
- Gary Burns
11-18-1989 (cutline): "America's Most Wanted" producer/director Jim Coane pauses to consider his next shot while taping at Babe's.
- Bob Brown
11-05-1989 (cutline): In a sepcial hour-long broadcast, Fox Broadcasting's "America's Most Wanted" will profile all the people on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitive list, including former Richmonder Leo Koury, at 8 tonight on Challe 35. The Koury segment recently was taped in Richmond, including the scene staged at Babe's of Carytown pictured here.
- Bob Brown
10-06-1990 (cutline): On Location--Stunt men portraying Army Reserve soldieres, good guys, rappel to the grounds of the Miller School in an action-packed conclusion of "Toy Soliders." The movie was being filmed at the school in Albermarle County.
- Lindy Keast Rodman
06-06-1991 (cutline): Stylists working in a tent trimmed the hair of many extras to make the styles conform to the 1939 era for a scene in "A Woman Named Jackie."
- P. Kevin Morley
07-18-1991 (cutline): Jeanne Freeman, a production assistant for "A Woman Named Jackie," steams linens for bedroom set up in corner of a meeting room at Jefferson Hotel. The miniseries won an Emmy in 1992 for "outstanding miniseries."
- Lindy Keast Rodnam
07-08-1983 (cutline): TV cameras rolled amid the crowd cheering the familiar couple in the limousine in Dallas, Texas. But the scene, above, was actually one a 'take' for a movie about the Kennedy assassination being filmed here. Martin Sheen and Blair Brown, right, playing the roles of Jack and Jackie rehearse the instant of the assassination.
- Wallace Clark
08-04-1988 (cutline): A makeup artist applied a little makeup to the nose of Austin Leach, 7, a local actor, during the filming of a commercial for a West Virginia bank holding company. Main Street productions of Richmond is filming three spots for the bank, which is working through Aim Communications, an advertising agency out of W. Va. This scene of the commercial was shot at Iron Bridge Park in Chesterfield off Rt. 10, is of a little league team celebrating its championship.
- P. Kevin Morley
12-19-1985 (cutline): Contrary to what the picture about suggests, Church Hill was not the victim of an isolated storm. Accumulated snow and period dress notwithstanding, the above photo is of St. John's Church and was taken yesterday. The scene was created by the makers of "Dream West," a seven-hour CBS miniseries now being filmed in Richmond. The "snow" that was sprayed on trees and grounds in front of the church was a combination of soap and water mixed with air.
- Gary Burns
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