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On October 12, 2024, Sheriff T.K. Waters, alongside Undersheriff Shawn Coarsey, joined Chief of Investigation Alan Parker to provide details leading up to the murder of one of our Corrections Officers. At approximately 1:20 a.m., in the 12900 block of Duval Road, a black Mustang occupied by a black...

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Фото профиля SamJ❤️🇺🇸💙
SamJ❤️🇺🇸💙1 год назад

@ActionNewsJax Prayers for JSO and all law enforcement! 🙏🏻🙏🏻 What a sad day! Be safe while tracking the scum!

Фото профиля Catherine Evermore™
Catherine Evermore™1 год назад

Prayers are going up for Officer McNew and his family. 🙏♥

Фото профиля Demarcus A. Graham
Demarcus A. Graham1 год назад

Sending prayers to the members of JSO, the officer’s family, friends, and those impacted by this tragedy. I hope and pray that justice finds the murderer quickly.

Фото профиля Pamela
Pamela1 год назад

💔🙏🏻

Фото профиля Salty Squid
Salty Squid1 год назад

Prayers for Officer Bradley McNew, family, friends and all of Jax LEO. Be careful catching this scum. 🙏

Фото профиля Spaceman500🇺🇸
Spaceman500🇺🇸1 год назад

I’m so tired of this trash in our city. Human garbage with no regard for human life. The burden of our society.

Фото профиля RW Patriot
RW Patriot1 год назад

Absolutely senseless!! Im sure he will be caught and I bet he won’t fight back then because he’s a coward!

Фото профиля Lori Prockish
Lori Prockish1 год назад

This is terrible,very disturbing

Фото профиля Mike
Mike1 год назад

When they catch him... hang him by his feet, and give every JSO officer a bat.

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Suspect vehicle and altercation - On October 12, 2024, Sheriff T.K. Waters, alongside Undersheriff Shawn Coarsey, joined Chief of Investigation Alan Parker to provide details leading up to the murder of one of our Corrections Officers. At approximately 1:20 a.m., in the 12900 block of Duval Road, a black Mustang occupied by a black male (suspect) and a female, were involved in a violent dispute. During the argument, the suspect was observed exiting the vehicle from the passenger seat and walking around to the driver’s side. The suspect then placed a black handgun on the hood of the vehicle and removed the female from the driver’s seat. The male proceeded to batter the female, violently throwing her against the vehicle and the ground. During the commotion, off-duty Corrections Officer Bradley McNew #7697, who just finished his shift, heard the disturbance and went to check on the female victim. The suspect approached Officer McNew, stating it was a family matter, then re-engaged with the female before pointing the gun in Officer McNew’s direction. The suspect and female eventually returned to the vehicle. As they left the scene, the suspect was observed hanging out of the window, firing the firearm, and ultimately striking Officer McNew. He was transported to a local hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. This is an ongoing investigation, and we ask the public to remain vigilant and consider the suspect armed and dangerous. The vehicle was reported heading northbound on Main Street towards Nassau County. It is a 2000s black Mustang with North Carolina license plate RHL-4285. Please do not approach the suspect or vehicle; call 911 immediately if observed.

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