Police in Virginia Beach said Tuesday that Philadelphia Eagles QB Michael Vick has been ruled out as a suspect in a June 25 shooting in that city.  Police have identified the shooter in the incident, which occurred at a birthday party for Vick, although they would not reveal the name publicly.  "There are no other suspects in this case, including Michael Vick," police said in a statement.  "Unfortunately because of the lack of cooperation from the victim, coupled with the reluctance of witnesses, the Commonwealth Attorney's Office, upon reviewing all of the evidence, has determined that no charges will be filed in this case at this time."  The AP reported that the victim is Quanis Phillips, a co-defendant with Vick when the QB pleaded guilty to a federal dogfighting charge in 2007.  Vick talked briefly to Fox-TV in Philadelphia on Tuesday and said "there never should have been a party."  NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said that the league was not ready to update the status of its investigation into whether Vick violated the terms of his 2007 reinstatement. "The matter continues to be under review," Aiello said by e-mail.  The Eagles said Saturday they are not considering releasing Vick at this time. They said Vick was forthcoming when he first reported the incident to them and that their "investigation to this point has confirmed and has been consistent with the information that was originally communicated to us."  Vick said last Thursday that he had no role in the shooting.  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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