Virginia State Police are actively searching for 37-year-old Dennikia Boyce, who remains at large following the fatal shooting of two Virginia Department of Transportation contract workers. The incident occurred on July 24 at an equipment staging site in Chesterfield, Virginia. The victims, identified as Phillip Wilson and Rai’shon DeLarge, were shot and killed during the attack. Boyce has not been apprehended as of the report date, leaving her families and investigators seeking answers and justice. Mykala Wilson, the sister of victim Phillip Wilson, expressed the profound devastation felt by the families, stating that the loss has ruined their lives and that they are struggling to understand the motive behind the crime. She described Boyce as having left the scene as if the incident were nothing, highlighting the callous nature of the alleged act. The families of both victims are enduring immense grief, with DeLarge’s family choosing not to speak on camera but expressing that their hearts are hurting. Investigators from the Virginia State Police, in collaboration with the U.S. Marshals Service, are following numerous leads and tips in an effort to locate Boyce. Authorities have emphasized that they are working diligently to bring the suspect into custody. The public is urged to assist in the manhunt. Virginia State Police have requested that anyone with information regarding Boyce’s whereabouts contact them directly. Furthermore, anyone who spots Dennikia Boyce is instructed to call 911 immediately. The case remains open and active, with law enforcement continuing to pursue all available avenues to resolve the double homicide. The community and the victims' families are calling for Boyce to surrender and face the consequences of her alleged actions, hoping for a sense of peace and closure in the wake of the tragedy.