Dana Burdick has been identified by Powhatan Deputies as the man fatally shot at an All Faze Auto Body in Powhatan County Monday night. Burdick was 35.
Earlier news reports indicated that the shooting occurred at Murphy’s body shop, however, TheCount.com has learned “All Faze Auto Body” was in-fact the exact location of the fatal family-involved shooting. All Faze operates in a space within the Anderson Highway building that is marked “Murphy’s body shop.”
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A sign pictured hanging on the auto shop’s door stated that the business was closed “for the day.” source
Local news outlets reported that Burdick was shot dead at the body shop while attempting to break into the business. The Powhatan Sheriff’s Office would not confirm that information, but did confirm the fatal shooting. Officials with the Powhatan County Sheriff’s Office said Burdick was killed during a “domestic incident involving several family members” at 9:30 p.m., however, no further explanation was given.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends at this difficult time.
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