Museum shooting probe could cause I-95 gridlock

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Police investigating the shots fired at the United States Marine Corps Heritage Museum in Prince William County will be conducting an extensive search for evidence on both sides of Interstate 95 on Friday starting at approximately 8 a.m. — right in the heart of the morning commute.

According to Prince William County police, the search in Triangle will include “both the northbound and southbound side of I-95 to include the shoulder, median and main travel lanes. This disruption may cause traffic issues on the I-95 corridor during the morning commute.”

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