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 ...

Jason Arrington, who was 39 at the time of the accidental shooting, held a news conference at 11 a.m. Friday alongside Attorney Kay Harper Williams, a partner at The Witherspoon Law Group, to ...

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.

Jason Arrington, the man who was shot, is now suing the agency. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released bodycam video showing an officer accidentally shoot a man with his own gun during a ...

Jason Arrington, who was 39 years old at the time of the accidental shooting, is suing JSO over the Dec. 13 incident on Main Street near 27th Street. JSO said Arrington, ...

Police said around 5:10 p.m. on Dec. 13, Jason Arrington was pulled over for running a red light near the intersection of 27th Street and Main Street.

The Jacksonville, Fla., Sheriff's office is moving to fire Officer Mindy Cardwell after she accidentally shot driver Jason Arrington with his own gun during a routine traffic stop last month.

Jason Arrington and his attorney Kay Harper Williams held a news conference downtown on Friday. They announced their plans to file a lawsuit in connection with the incident.

Jason Arrington said he had just gotten off of work on the afternoon of Dec. 13 and was driving toward downtown when he was pulled over for running a red light.

39-year-old Jason Arrington was pulled over on Dec. 13, 2024 for allegedly running a red light, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. During the traffic stop, ...

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.