Virginia Beach Chief of Police James Cervera gave a detailed recreation of the incident and the complexity of the crime scene, calling the building a “honeycomb” in the way it was laid out, which he said made finding the shooter challenging.
Cervera said his officers, who were not equipped with body cameras, received the call at 4:08 p.m., the first officers arrived within two minutes and had engaged with Craddock within ten minutes.
“The time of dispatch to custody was 36 minutes,” Cervera said, meaning the gun battle with police lasted roughly 20 minutes.
Cervera added that his officers did administer first aid to Craddock once he had been shot but were unable to revive him.
Hansen said there would be a significant memorial service scheduled in the coming days.
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