Man in Norfolk sentenced for shooting friend in the face in 2022

Marco Hicks, 32, was sentenced to 32 years in prison for the first-degree murder of his friend, 27-year-old Michael Rivera-Rubert, on September 3, 2022. The incident occurred in a strip mall parking lot in Norfolk, Virginia, where the group had returned after a night out at a nightclub. Hicks retrieved a pistol from his car and fatally shot Rivera-Rubert in the head, causing him to pass away from his injuries despite efforts from a good Samaritan to help. Hicks attempted to blame another member of the group for the shooting, but was eventually identified through surveillance footage and arrested on Read the full article here

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