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Oct 15, 2026

Austen LaneHOST
19:00
We're, we're gonna leave it at that.
Austen LaneHOST
19:01
Shout out to JSO.
Austen LaneHOST
19:03
Wishing you guys a happy morning.
Jason HambyHOST
19:05
Sometimes in life it almost c- can't get any better, so something has to happen to bring you down back to reality just a smidge.
Aubrey Simpson GothamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:14
... it's extremely traumatic for us.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:16
JSO is investigating this, and I also spoke with the salon owner, who says that tens of thousands of dollars worth of product, equipment, and furniture were damaged from this crash.
Chuck the FreakHOST
39:26
Yes, thou- hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Dave HunterHOST
39:28
Oh, my God.
Deb RobertsHOST
36:02
Uh, J- a, a driver's accused of tearing down interstate highways at 135 miles an hour before finally pulling over.
Deb RobertsHOST
36:10
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says a traffic stop that began on Interstate 95 continued onto Interstate 10 before the driver stopped near Interstate 295.
Jim ColbertHOST
36:21
Oh, yeah?
Deb RobertsHOST
36:21
Police arrested 22-year-old Zion Jackson on charges including DUI, reckless driving, driving more than 100 miles an hour, and speeding In a construction zone.
speaker_0HOST
1:41
On June 15th, 2018, Gerard shocked a neighbor when he began to tell a wild story about allegedly stabbing Julie inside their home earlier that day.
speaker_0HOST
1:51
It was so shocking that the neighbor immediately called the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
speaker_0HOST
1:57
When officers arrived, they found Gerard pulling his car out of the garage, and when he noticed the officers, he stopped, rushed back inside, and then refused to come out.
speaker_0HOST
2:07
A three-hour standoff then followed, involving the SWAT team.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:05
I just locked up and closed everything down about two hours ago.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:08
Is everything okay?" And he said, "Well, one of the motion detectors on our alarm system had gone off on the second floor, and JSO," the local sheriff's office, "will be there momentarily to investigate." I said, "Okay.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:22
Well, I'll go back over that way.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:23
That's crazy.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:24
Nobody was in the building.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:25
I checked it thoroughly." So I go back and sitting there with JSO, and JSO was a K-9 unit.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:31
They let their dog out and let their dog run through the building and, you know, searching.
RobbieAUDIENCE
23:35
Uh, and nobody, absolutely nothing found.
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
0:49
It's November 20th, 2024, we're in Jacksonville, Florida.
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
0:53
Just after 8:00 that morning, officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office were dispatched to a local home.
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
0:58
This comes after receiving this 911 call.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
1:02
Jackson 911, what's the location of your emergency? All right, sir, what's going on there?
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
2:45
During the execution of the search warrant, 12 9-millimeter casings were located in the living room area, where the victim was located deceased.
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
2:53
A black handgun, Springfield Armory 9-millimeter, was located on the bed in the back bedroom." Gary Jr.
Elizabeth MillnerHOST
2:59
is brought to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and put in an interrogation room.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:03
Just ...
Kat CammackGUEST
29:53
But what is so frustrating to me as someone who's worked my entire life, um, we have allowed a program to go completely unfettered.
Kat CammackGUEST
30:02
And w- I mean, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has an entire department dedicated to SNAP fraud.
Kat CammackGUEST
30:08
Um, that is an issue that is completely rife that I feel like my colleagues on the other side never wanna talk about.
Kat CammackGUEST
30:15
They never wanna talk about the fraud in the program, which really underscores how political it's become.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:13
They dropped the ball, had him with weapon, and he don't even get arrested.
Anna GarciaHOST
4:17
We reached out to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Department, who told us this was a probation issue.
Anna GarciaHOST
4:24
Even though Chad was never arrested, Ashley's dad does admit cops warned his daughter about the danger.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:30
They told her, listen to me.
Joe GrubeGUEST
22:44
It's funny.
Joe GrubeGUEST
22:44
So a neighbor of mine in Florida retired from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Joe GrubeGUEST
22:51
And his stories and my stories are hilarious because he was like full-time SWAT and has all these really cool stories about all this stuff that's happened, you know, because they've hosted a Super Bowl.
Joe GrubeGUEST
23:05
And they've had some really high-level people visit Jacksonville because it's a big city.
Chad LawHOST
23:44
Jax in Jacksonville, Florida in First Coast News in the headlines.
Chad LawHOST
23:48
Marine veteran plans to sue Jacksonville Sheriff's Office after officer shoots her dog.
Chad LawHOST
23:54
Jamie Phillips is a United States Marine who came home with PTSD, and her service dog Milo is a German Shepherd trained through the Wounded Warriors Project.
Chad LawHOST
24:05
Jamie says the two of them served in the Marine Corps together.

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