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Rapper Akeem Ali promises ‘thrill, excitement’ during Jacksonville performance (opens the original)
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Aleesia Hatcher, News4JAX reporter/weekend anchor JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Rap artist Akeem Ali says fans attending his performance Wednesday night at Decca in Jacksonville can expect an energetic show filled with surprises and “wow factors.” “You come to my show to be entertained, to be wild and like, ‘Oh, I didn’t expect that, but I’m glad I came,’” Ali said. Ali is returning to Jacksonville after performing in the city last year. He said the support he received from local fans made the city feel
Jacksonville City Council committee begins work on drowning prevention (opens the original)
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Aleesia Hatcher, News4JAX reporter/weekend anchor Victor Rodriguez, News4JAX photojournalist, Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A new Jacksonville City Council committee focused on drowning prevention held its first meeting Wednesday as city leaders began examining ways to prevent future tragedies. RELATED: JSO investigating after 3-year-old girl with autism drowns on Jacksonville’s Northside The committee plans to discuss emergency response data and the location of retention ponds across the ci
Putnam County Sheriff pulls plug on license plate readers amid privacy debate (opens the original)
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Aleesia Hatcher, News4JAX reporter/weekend anchor Kaitlyn Shemenski, Manager of Content and Coverage PUTNAM COUNTY, Fla. – Putnam County Sheriff H.D. “Gator” DeLoach has ordered the immediate disconnection of all automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in the county, citing growing concerns over privacy, data sharing and the pace of regulation surrounding the technology. RELATED: Northeast Florida law enforcement agencies cut ties with license plate reader use after FDOT’s directive DeLoac
‘Two Dope Chicks Who Give A Care’ organization pencils in year-round support for 4 Duval County schools (opens the original)
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Aleesia Hatcher, News4JAX reporter/weekend anchor JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Four Duval County schools are getting extra financial and community support this school year through Two Dope Chicks Who Give A Care’s “When We Pull Up” tour. The Jacksonville organization selected Ed White High School, Westside Middle School, S.A. Hull Elementary School and Ribault Middle School for this year’s initiative. Schools participated by submitting videos for consideration, and the organization’s board narrowed the
‘Worse than we thought’: Ben Crump rebukes JSO officer seen on body-cam shooting woman holding knife (opens the original)
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Aleesia Hatcher, News4JAX reporter/weekend anchor Thomas Garcia, News4JAX photojournalist, Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Civil rights attorney Ben Crump held a news conference Thursday and responded to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s release of body camera video showing the fatal officer-involved shooting of a 22-year-old woman in Arlington. RELATED: JSO body cam video shows woman, 22, holding knife before being shot; Ben Crump calls the footage ‘horrific’ Crump and Bennett’s family had
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