Na'im Boykin, 11, disappeared Saturday afternoon as powerful currents made swimming along the entire First Coast perilous during the Memorial Day holiday, according to WJXT TV-4. Police said they had no motive or suspects.Īn 11-year-old boy and 52-year-old man who were presumed drowned over the weekend off Little Talbot Island have been identified by family. One of the injured victims knocked on an apartment door for help, and officers found the second victim in the courtyard.īoth victims were taken to UF Health Jacksonville, where one died and the other is expected to survive. in the courtyard of the Arlington Village Apartments on Bert Road. Police did not know what led up to Thursday's shooting, but a handgun was recovered at the scene.Ī man who was killed in a late Saturday double shooting at an Arlington apartment complex has been identified as Victor Shane Stewart, 22, of East Chase Meadows Drive, according to the Sheriff's Office. Jones in life-threatening condition from a gunshot to the head. to the house on the Northside and found Francis T. He was shot in the chest and back, but no condition report was available.Ī 29-year-old woman shot Thursday at a house in the 1300 block of North Duval Lake Road has died, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. The man pulled out a gun and shot the victim as he was driving away. The victim threw a punch through the driver's window, a witness said. The other man tried to grab the cellphone, then knocked it away before going back to his car. The two argued, then the victim went back to his car and called 911, telling the other man he was doing so. The other man got out and said that he hadn't. Witnesses said the victim got out of his car and told another man that he had hit him, according to the incident report. in the 4800 block of Highway Avenue near Cassat Avenue. The victim and another man were involved in a minor crash just after 11:15 p.m. Police have provided more details about a late Saturday traffic incident that turned into an argument and a 45-year-old man shot multiple times. park when a fight broke out and shots were fired as officers were staging across the street, the report said. No conditions were available.Ībout 50 people were at the party at the 6014 Norwood Ave. The man drove himself to a hospital, but the incident report did not specify where he was wounded. Police said the woman was shot in the leg and head. The pictured handgun's caliber also matched that of the bullets that killed Tucker.Ī late Sunday party at Barney Browning Park on Jacksonville's Northside ended with a 24-year-old woman and 33-year-old man shot as police officers were converging there to handle a noise complaint, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Ritchey had called Tucker and set up a buy behind the house, and a security camera at a nearby business shows "the suspect hopping over the fence, then hopping back over the fence dropping money along the way," Butler said.Ĭellphone records also showed photos of a gun Ritchey had sent to a friend the day after the shooting saying he had gotten into some trouble and "had to use it," according to the arrest report. Ritchey and Tucker were co-workers at a fast-food restaurant, and the latter had sold small amounts of marijuana to the former in the past, Butler said. He had been shot multiple times, Chief Chris Butler said. sent officers to a vacant house in the 7400 block of La Ventura Drive, where they found the body of 23-year-old William Lashawn Tucker of North Old Middleburg Road in the back yard. Kairon Alexander Ritchey of Firestone Road was charged Sunday with murder and armed robbery. Surveillance video and cellphone records led police to the arrest of an 18-year-old man in the May 18 drug-deal shooting death on the Westside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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