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Southside business owners raise safety concerns after woman shot during Atlantic Boulevard gathering

Katherine Langford
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Southside business owners raise safety concerns after woman shot during Atlantic Boulevard gathering — Fleming Island Real Estate news

A shooting that injured a woman early Saturday morning has renewed concerns among Southside business owners who say large late-night gatherings along Atlantic Boulevard have become a recurring problem.According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, officers responded around 4 a.m. to reports of reckless driving and loud music on Atlantic Boulevard about 2 minutes west of Arlington Road North. When officers arrived, they found a large group of people in the area.As officers dispersed the crowd, they heard a gunshot and found a woman in her 30s suffering from an apparent gunshot wound, police said.The victim was taken to a local hospital and is in stable condition. Investigators said she is cooperating with the investigation.Police said the suspected shooter has not been identified. Detectives recovered shell casings from the scene and spent much of Saturday processing evidence and reviewing surveillance video.At this time, investigators do not know whether the victim and suspect knew ea

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