RICHMOND, Va. – A man accused of fatally shooting a Virginia State Police special agent has been denied bond.
This photo provided by Richmond City Jail/Sheriff's Office shows Travis A. Ball. (Richmond City Jail/Sheriff's Office via AP))
Media outlets report that 27-year-old Travis Ball appeared via video teleconference for his arraignment Tuesday. Ball faces malicious wounding and firearm charges in connection with the shooting of Special Agent Michael Walter, who died Saturday.
Ball was appointed a public defender, who can request a bond hearing at a later date.
This photo provided by the Virginia State Police shows special Agent Michael T. Walter. (Virginia State Police via AP)
A vigil for the 45-year-old Walter was held Monday evening at the public housing complex in Virginia's capital city where the officer was fatally shot Friday.
Patricia Williford, president of the tenants' council, called Walter's slaying "senseless," saying it hurts to know he was killed while trying to help the community.
Walter's funeral will be held at Powhatan High School on Saturday.
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