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BREAKING: Shooting leaves three dead, including Covington Police officer

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March 15, 2022
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BREAKING NEWS (VR): Shooting at Farm and Fuel in Covington leaves three dead, including Covington Police officer.

VIDEO: Shooting in Covington, VA VIDEO: Shooting in Covington left three dead. Permission from Nick Smith.

Covington City Police, Alleghany County Sheriff, and Virginia State Police all responded to the scene.

The shooting took place approximately at 5pm at the Covington Farm & Fuel on Alleghany Avenue. Police have confirmed 3 dead, including a police officer, the suspected shooter and a civilian.

Mayor Sibold commented he did not have any information at this time as they are in the process of investigating and family notifications.

Our reporters are unable to get close to the scene. We will update you as we have more information.

Virginia State Police Investigative units on the scene.
Local police controlling traffic near the Covington Farm and Fuel after fatal shooting.

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