JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — This story has been updated as of June 8 at 12:05 p.m.
In less than 24 hours, there have been three shootings, a stabbing and a SWAT standoff along the First Coast.
There is one reported fatality and multiple people are injured.
First Coast News is working to learn more about these incidents.
Monday
Alleged shooting in Oakleaf around 6 p.m.
An incident report says that police responded to a shooting at a Wawa convenience store on Old Middleburg Road South in Oakleaf Monday, an incident report by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says.
The report says that a man was running to the back of a gas station while an "unknown suspect" was pointing in direction.
In the process of the shooting, the building and two vehicles were struck by rounds.
Charges "related to the incident" are listed as murder in the second-degree (not premeditated), two counts of "shooting/throwing deadly missiles into dwelling, public/private building/vehicle occupied, person listed as victim," and a car crash, "leaving scene without giving information more than $50 damage."
JSO has not released the identity of any suspects. This is on the Duval County side of the development. Police activity dispersed as of 8 p.m
Tuesday
- Alleged stabbing in Northwest Jacksonville overnight
A woman is facing charges after allegedly cutting her boyfriend's throat during an argument during the overnight hours of Tuesday morning.
Pamela Ross, 56, is accused of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in relation to an incident Tuesday morning. Her apparent boyfriend is in the hospital.
Ross was "absentee booked," during her first appearance, meaning she was not present. She was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in a domestic case, with her bond set at $25,003.
According to the police report, that man's throat had been cut. His injuries were said to be life-threatening, but he is stable.
- Alleged shooting on the Southside around 9 a.m.
An alleged shooter has been apprehended after a standoff with police lasted several hours, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Police say around 8:40 a.m., officers were dispatched to the Windsor Falls Condos in Jacksonville. When they arrived, they located a man in his 60s suffering from what appeared to be a gunshot wound.
The man was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries, JSO says.
Police say the suspect in this case is the man's ex, who they say shot the victim and then barricaded herself inside his apartment.
JSO says the SWAT team was able to take the woman into custody several hours later. At this time, her identity has not been released.
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- Standoff in Clay County around 3 p.m.
The Clay County Sheriff's Office responded to the Lakeside neighborhood Tuesday afternoon in relation to a barricaded man.
Deputies say the situation is happening in the 2600 block of Malibu Circle at Bay Hill Boulevard. The incident involved the execution of a SWAT call, deputies say.
Sheriff Michelle Cook posted an update on her Facebook, stating that CCSO and the U. S. Marshall's attempted to serve an arrest warrant earlier in the afternoon.
The man at the center of the arrest warrant barricaded himself inside a home, Cook says, and barricaded himself in the house and threatened to shoot anyone who came inside.
Around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, officials said Horace O’Neal Jackson, the man who was barricaded in the house, had been taken into custody. He had felony warrants and was wanted in both Clay and Duval Counties.
- Deadly shooting in Jacksonville Heights around 6:30 p.m.
A man in a wheelchair was found shot and killed in his driveway on the Westside of Jacksonville, police say.
"Multiple rounds of gunfire were heard," said JSO's Steve Rudlaff. "When officers arrived, they found an unidentified deceased male in a wheelchair, 40 to 45 years-old." Officer Rudlaff continued.
"Paramedics were in the area of the shooting, there were multiple rounds shot, they probably weren't targeted, however there were rounds shot in their direction." Officer Rudlaff said.
The incident happened on Barracuda Road in the Jacksonville Heights area, south of 103rd street. Police say paramedics heard the shots and called in the shooting.
Police said two people have been taken to the police station for questioning. The deceased individual did not live in the home at the address, but one of the suspects the officers took to the station did.
Police are not actively looking for any other suspects.
Police have not yet released any names of those involved.
JSO said while shots were being fired, EMTs were responding to another call and shots were fired in their direction. A neighbor said he heard the gunshots.
- Woman shot in hand on Jacksonville's Northside around 7 p.m.
A woman is expected to be OK after a shooting on Jacksonville's Northside Tuesday night.
The incident reportedly happened in the 10500 block of Haverford Road.
JSO says officers initially responded to call of damage to residences.
When they arrived, they found a woman shot in the hand. Police say the injury was non-life-threatening.Police believe this incident was domestic in nature.
The suspect, who JSO has identified only as a man, reportedly fled north from the scene on foot. Police say he has not been apprehended.