Two women shot dead and two others injured inside $300k home before victim’s DAUGHTER and friend took police on multi-state chase
Two women have been shot dead and two others critically injured in a quadruple shooting at a home in Gastonia, North Carolina, near Charlotte, with the main suspects later dying following a police pursuit across state lines. Police identified the victims as Victoria "Heather" Moore, 50, and Megan "Josiah" Moore, 38, while the suspects were named as Camryn Moore, 26, and Cory Armstrong, 29, who both lived at the property and are believed to be Victoria's daughter and her friend respectively.
The shooting occurred on Thursday, prompting Gaston County Police to enlist the US Marshals Service to track the fleeing suspects, who faced charges of murder and attempted murder. On Friday, Ohio State Highway Patrol officers located their vehicle and tried to stop it, triggering a chase that ended when the pair crashed while avoiding spike strips; officers then heard two gunshots from inside the car, and a police drone confirmed both suspects were dead. Police thanked the multiple agencies involved and said their investigation into the shooting continues despite the suspects' deaths.
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