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NORFOLK — A woman pleaded guilty Wednesday to participating in the April 2004 shooting death of a woman in Ocean View.
Allison Kroboth, 20, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, malicious wounding and firearms charges in the death of Anita Overton Stevenson.
Stevenson, 28, was struck by a stray bullet as she sat in her first-floor apartment in the 100 block of D View Ave. on April 29, 2004, the unwitting victim of a dispute going on outside. She died at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital soon afterward.
Another victim, Terrance Hyman, was shot in the apartment complex’s parking lot. He was treated and released.
After the shooting, Kroboth and two others – Lamont Ray Wilkins and Kathryn Maria Rezendez-Ramirez – fled to Georgia.
They were arrested about a month later, after Wilkins fired at Atlanta police officers from a stolen minivan and the trio holed up in a house near Emory University.
Kroboth is expected to be sentenced on Feb. 3. Wilkins, who attempted suicide after his arrest, and Rezendez-Ramirez are still in Georgia, awaiting extradition.
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