A police officer in Jacksonville, Florida accidentally shot a man with his own gun during a traffic stop. On Dec. 13, 2024, ...
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NewsNation on MSNMan accidentally shot by Florida police officer: ‘I’m not OK’A traffic stop in Florida ended in chaos when a man was accidentally shot in the leg with his own gun. Jason Arrington told NewsNation’s Ashleigh Banfield on Thursday that he thought he was going to ...
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office police officer Mindy Cardwell fired for accidentally shooting Black man Jason Arrington during ...
Officer Shaun Lowry, of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, stopped driver Jason Arrington for running a red light around 5:10 p.m. on December 13, 2024, according to an internal affairs report ...
A Florida police officer has been sacked after she accidentally shot a driver with his own gun during a traffic stop. Jason ...
Officer Mindy Cardwell was called to assist with a traffic stop on Dec. 13 along with another cop after Jason Arrington, 39, had been pulled over by an officer for running a red light, the ...
On Jan. 21, the sheriff’s office released bodycam footage of the Dec. 13 incident that injured Jason Arrington, a Black man, who People reported was stopped for running a red light. Arrington ...
On Tuesday, Jan. 21, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released body cam footage of Jason Arrington's arrest for running a red light on Dec. 13th, 2024. According to local news outlet newsforjax ...
Jason Arrington, the motorist, told Action News Jax he was ordered out of his vehicle when he made officers aware that he had a firearm. “She tugged on the gun the first time then she tugged ...
On Dec. 13, 2024, Police Officer Lowry conducted a traffic stop on Jason Arrington for running a red light, according to a Facebook post from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. Arrington was ...
The shooting happened near the intersection of 27th Street and Main Street on Dec. 13 during a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by Jason Arrington, who police say ran a red light. Arrington ...
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