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20-year-old shot to death when argument between cars leads to shooting in Jacksonville

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According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, an argument at an intersection on the Westside led to a deadly shooting on Friday night. Deputies said one man is dead and another was hospitalized.

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Sgt. Steve Rudlaff said a caller alerted police that they witnessed the occupants of a black car and a white car in an argument near Buttercup and McGlothlin streets. After that, a call came which said someone had been shot in the black car and that the car was heading toward the interstate.

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Deputies said a patrol officer made contact with the black car near Wilson Boulevard and I-295. The reports say five people were inside ( believed to be between the ages of 20 and 25). As per the reports, a 20-year-old man was shot to death whereas a 25-year-old man was shot in the hand.

“All we do know is that the black car was shot,” Rudlaff said. “We do not know, we cannot say that there was anybody inside the car shooting back.” We are possibly looking for an outstanding white vehicle. There was some type of dispute, beef, argument that took place. There are multiple rounds fired into this vehicle — over 20 shots,” he added.

The investigation is ongoing.

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Written by Jennica Mira

Jennica Mira is the senior reporter of Orlando Solution. She finished her Bachelor in Communication from the University of Central Florida and currently residing in Orlando. In leisure, she likes to read poetry and contemporary articles.

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  1. It seems like all of Jacksonville has lost it’s mind with all the shootings. The Westside has gotten so bad that the police have installed cameras. You are afraid to go out after dark now.

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