Word: norfolk
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...shop receipt in the bag he had left behind. And on Saturday, even as local, state and federal law-enforcement officials were mounting a multistate manhunt for the 5 ft. 11 in. curly-haired fugitive, there came reports of another, nonfatal shooting at the Hillcrest Clinic in Norfolk, Virginia. The suspect, arrested shortly thereafter, was John Salvi...
...which occurred within minutes of each other. The fbi immediately joined local authorities to search for the killer, presumed to be the same gunman in each attack. On Saturday John C. Salvi III, the suspect in the attacks, was arrested after he fired shots at another abortion clinic in Norfolk, Virginia...
...returned a two-count indictment, each of which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in the slammer and $250,000 in fines. Other charges are expected to follow. Salvi is accused of killing two clinic workers in Massachusetts on Friday and firing a hail of bullets at a Norfolk, Virginia clinic on Saturday. He is currently being held without bail in Virginia; prosecutors have agreed to extradite him to Massachusetts to stand trial there first...
John C. Salvi III, the 22-year old student hairdresser accused of killing two receptionists at abortion clinics in Massachusetts last Friday, was ordered held without bond today in Norfolk, Virginia, on charges of firing into an occupied building. Salvi allegedly killed the two women in abortion clinics in Brookline, Massachusetts on Friday and wounded five other people; the next day he was nabbed after he fired more than 20 shots into a Norfolk clinic, authorities say. No one was injured in that incident. Before his hearing on the Virginia charges later this month, Salvi will probably be extradited...
...claims. What's more, they question whether the treatment will be useful for the majority of infertile women. "I don't think we have data to prove that this will give the woman a better chance of success," says Dr. Suheil Muasherof the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine in Norfolk, Virginia. Trounson admits that he cannot predict the procedure's success rate, but in cattle, 30% of the embryos from immature eggs become calves. That's slightly better than the current 25% success rate for IVF in humans...