LeBlanc made reunion come to life, offering up tidbits like the fact that a forgetfulCourteney Cox On Saturday, August 18, a teenage girl invited her male friend to a party in Portsmouth and said the door would be unlocked. So he walked into a house at 3:30 a.m. expecting to find a party — but unbeknownst to him, the party wasn’t there, and he was instead greeted by a startled resident who opened fire on the boy as he attempted to escape,according to Portsmouth police “The Times is proud of its diversity, and has committed to recruiting, retention and advancement practices to maintain and increase representation and equity within its newsroom,” the statement continues. “This includes fair pay among Metpro fellows and reporters hired through the training program; a renewed focus on providing advancement opportunities for BIPOC journalists; and an intentional effort to increase representation among Black and Latino journalists, to better reflect the communities we serve, particularly in management and decision-making roles.” that’s when 44-year-old Mark Gray followed him out of the house, saw the boy driving away, and allegedly began shooting at his car. The boy wasn’t hit, but his truck was riddled with bullet holes, and he hit a telephone pole.