Tonight, Jacksonville grapples with a weekend marked by violence, as four shootings unfold across the city, leaving one dead and four injured.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Action News Jax reached out to speak with local group MAD DADS, who are actively working to combat the violence in their community.
“It’s really no rhyme or reason, it’s just criminals do criminal activity and this is how they solve their problems with the gun,” Jordan stated.
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