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Three people were found dead after a reported shooting in the Copper Hill neighborhood Sunday afternoon, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

They also did not provide suspect or vehicle information at the moment. Police said around 12:30, they received a call from a neighbor regarding a shooting. When they arrived at a home on Bridges Road close to Dunn Avenue, they found a man dead outside and another man and a woman dead inside the home.

Jacksonville is now up to 10 homicides so far this year with a triple slaying Sunday as well as a fatal Interstate 95 shooting.

Both victims were rushed to the hospital where one died and the other was in critical condition, the Sheriff's Office said. [the pace that saw 162 homicides for the year](https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/crime/2023/01/05/jacksonville-ends-2022-with-163-homicides-for-one-of-its-worst-years/10758589002/) and even one of the city's [highest totals on record in 2020 with 177](https://www.jacksonville.com/story/news/crime/2020/12/31/like-covid-19-jacksonvilles-homicides-surge-2020-alarming-174/4094027001/). Anyone with information can contact the Sheriff’s Office at (904) 630-0500 or First Coast Crime Stoppers at (866) 845-8477 (845-TIPS) to remain anonymous and be eligible for rewards. The gunfire came from another vehicle, and officers located the women in their car after they drifted off to the side of the roadway against the concrete center median, the Sheriff's Office said. They also were working with the State Attorney's Office to secure a warrant to search the home. Arriving officers found one of the men outside the home and the other two victims inside.

Police say they found a man and woman dead inside a home in the 11000 block of Bridges Road, as well as another man dead outside the home. The victims appeared ...

Their son, John-Frazier, handles custom jewelry designs. Brenda Nichols, a sales professional and gemologist graduated from the Gemological Institute of America ...

And Chaka Ridges, Faith Jewelers says, is a master bench jeweler and goldsmith. Brenda Nichols, a sales professional and gemologist graduated from the Gemological Institute of America. It was founded in 2004 by Gwen and JR Strickland.

Steak, seafood — and rooftop views! Cowford Chophouse in downtown is this year's pick for Jacksonville's best romantic dinner.

Then, you can have an appetizer on the rooftop before you head inside for dinner. As written by the Chophouse, Jacksonville native Jacques Klempf purchased the building on East Bay Street in 2014. [website for a closer look and to book your reservation](https://cowfordchophouse.com/) for date night!

This year, your choice for Jacksonville's best chocolate shop takes JaxBest to the Springfield neighborhood, where you'll find Toffee by Rethreaded.

We renew hope, reignite dreams and release potential for survivors of human trafficking locally and globally through business.” As written on its website, Keen began developing relationships with women on the street and making prison visits. She “...realized that the greatest need was for a safe, supportive work environment where the women could earn money while learning a skill and experiencing continued healing through community.