Cedar Hills neighborhood (32210) – A Jacksonville man is behind bars after allegedly shooting his roommate multiple times during an argument over the location of a TV remote. The shocking incident unfolded Sunday evening in the Cedar Hills neighborhood, leaving the victim hospitalized with serious injuries. Authorities say the dispute quickly escalated into gunfire, stunning neighbors who reported hearing multiple shots. Police arrested the suspect at the scene without further incident, and he now faces attempted murder charges. The victim remains in stable condition at UF Health Jacksonville, while investigators stress the importance of resolving conflicts peacefully to prevent such violent outcomes.
Key Facts
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BREAKING: Man shot roommate multiple times after argument over TV remote.
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IMPACT: Victim hospitalized with serious injuries; suspect in custody.
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OFFICIAL SOURCE: “This level of violence over something so trivial is alarming.” – Police Chief
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ACTION: Residents urged to report domestic disputes before they escalate.
Impact Of Local News
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Precise Location:
Cedar Hills neighborhood (32210) – near Blanding Boulevard & Townsend Road. -
Community Connection:
“We heard gunshots and couldn’t believe it was over a remote.”
– Linda M., local resident -
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Crisis Response
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IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
» Victim Services Center: 904-555-CARE
» Crime Stoppers Hotline: 866-845-TIPS -
OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
“Never let minor disputes escalate. Call law enforcement if tensions rise.”
– Sheriff T.K. Waters, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office
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