Just days after gun violence disrupted the St. Patrick’s Day celebration on Sunday night, the Jacksonville Beach Police Department released the 911 calls it received for the three unrelated shootings at the beach’s downtown bar district.
Local News– Just days after gun violence disrupted the St. Patrick’s Day celebration on Sunday night, the Jacksonville Beach Police Department released the 911 calls it received for theOne of the three shootings left 21-year-old James Jones III killed in the parking lot of a sports restaurant on Beach Boulevard. Three others were also injured in a separate shooting that happened near a hotel on 1st Street. Two people were taken to the hospital and a man police identified as a “Timeline of St.
No arrests have been made, but police said they are looking for three young potential shooters wearing dark clothing and armed with handguns and a rifle or AR-type pistol. Investigators are also reviewing footage from the city’s CCTV system to piece together answers and locate potential shooters and people involved.“No, I didn’t. I walked out of the bar. They’re still shooting. There’s about 12 to 15 shots.“I’m the manager over at the Tavern. Can I get an officer over here? I’ve got a guy kicking and punching my front door right now, threatening to shoot us.If you have any information about these shootings, call JBPD at 904-270-1661.
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