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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 20-year-old woman was shot dead in Normandy Park Monday morning, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue. Homeside detectives said the victim’s body was found between a parking lot on Lindsay Road and an athletic area on Greek Road, just after 10 a.m. when the shooting was reported.
Witnesses told police that only one shot was fired after the argument. A man matching the gunman’s description was detained about a mile away on Faurker Road. There was a weapon and other evidence between where the victim was found and the subject was taken into custody.
Investigators said a car was searched in the parking lot and would be prosecuted. Police said there were no children in the park at the time of the shooting.
Luke M. Camille, who worked nearby, heard gunshots.
“A pop and then JSO came to that location,” Macmillan said. “They have done an excellent job and they continue to do so.”
They were witnesses like Macmillan who let the police quickly find a curious person.
“Witnesses described clothing and physical description and the general area in which he fled on foot,” JSO said. Said Adam Blin.
Police will no longer identify victims of crimes. Her uncle, Timothy Williams, identifies the victim as Ta’liah Williams. She said she was trying to leave the abusive relationship.
“Ta’liyah was a beautiful soul. And she didn’t deserve this. She just didn’t deserve it. She deserves better, ”he said.
Family members identified the suspect as being taken into custody, but as the sheriff’s office did not disclose the name, News4Jacks did not identify the man.
Timothy Williams said his niece was a strong and intelligent woman who never spoke out about abuse.
“I hope that what will happen now is that people who see this or read about it understand that you need to get away from that person from domestic violence. It’s not good, “he said. “And if something happens. You need to tell people about it. People will love you, they will take care of you, because you never know when things will happen. ”
This was the 162nd massacre in Jacksonville in 204, according to News4Jax records, which is significant because the city had the highest number of massacres in 2019. It has been the highest in a single year since News4Jacks began keeping independent records for 15 years. Before.
Murder in Jacksonville every year since 2006
Homic missiles are all deaths caused by other deaths but only death where the intention is to harm is considered murder. Other Gauvansh are the result of accidents, may be in neglect or self-defense.
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