HAMPTON, Va. — A community is grieving after a tragic double shooting on Sacramento Drive in Hampton claimed the life of Tim Duncan, known affectionately as “Kroy,” from Cherry Creek, on Monday night. The 19-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene, leaving his family, friends, and neighbors devastated by the sudden loss.
The incident occurred around 7:35 p.m. in the first block of Sacramento Drive, just off North Armistead Avenue. According to Hampton Police, officers arrived to find two victims suffering from severe gunshot wounds — Tim Duncan, 19, and a 17-year-old boy whose name has not been released.
While Duncan tragically succumbed to his injuries, the 17-year-old was rushed to a nearby hospital, where officials confirmed he remains in stable condition after initially being listed with life-threatening injuries.
Remembering Tim Duncan, “Kroy”
Tim Duncan, better known to many of his peers as “Kroy,” was deeply loved within the Cherry Creek community. Friends describe him as a bright, energetic young man whose presence always drew people in. His laughter and determination left an impression on all who knew him, and his sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the neighborhood.
“Kroy was more than just a friend — he was family to so many of us,” one community member shared. “This is a devastating loss, and Cherry Creek won’t be the same without him.”
Though only 19, Duncan’s legacy of kindness and loyalty has left a lasting mark. Loved ones are holding on to memories of his humor, his love for life, and his dedication to those closest to him.
Police Investigation Ongoing
The Hampton Police Division’s Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation into the shooting. As of now, no suspects have been identified, and police are urging the public to come forward with any information that could help bring answers to grieving families.
Authorities are asking anyone with details about the incident to call the Hampton Police Division at 757-727-6111 or reach out anonymously through the Crime Line at 1-888-LOCK-U-UP. Tips that lead to an arrest and charges may qualify for a cash reward.
A Community in Grief
The violence on Sacramento Drive has sparked renewed conversations in Hampton about the need to protect young lives and address the root causes of gun violence. For families like Duncan’s, the loss is unimaginable, and the road ahead will be filled with grief and unanswered questions.
Local leaders and community advocates are rallying support for the victims’ families, emphasizing that no parent should have to bury their child. Vigils and memorials are expected in the coming days as friends and neighbors gather to honor Duncan’s life and support the recovery of the 17-year-old victim.
A Life Cut Short, But Not Forgotten
As the investigation continues, those who knew Tim Duncan — “Kroy” — are choosing to remember the joy he brought to their lives rather than the violence that took him away. His name, his spirit, and his love for his community will not be forgotten.
The Cherry Creek neighborhood and the city of Hampton now stand together in mourning, determined to keep his memory alive while seeking justice for his tragic death.
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