had to say about the scenario happening today. i can t even begin to tell you how frustrating this is for all of us because we ve seen it too much. we ve seen it too much. and this, as you know, was the anniversary of when we had the shooting at the landing. and i believe that was also indicated in the manifesto, that he was aware of that, and perhaps chose this date in alignment with that. just a horrible, horrible scenario for the jacksonville community. so many questions that need to be answered. this is just the beginning of this community getting, pursuing answers and getting answers. the wound is still too fresh here. i want to mention edward waters university, an historically
crime and is opening a federal civil rights investigation. thank you for all your reporting. and juliette, let me go to you. you note, there is a neo-nazi presence in jacksonville. that is an hvenue they need to down. when law enforcement says things like, the killer, the shooter acted alone, it can leave the impression that the guy just woke up one day and decided to hate black people. and what we know is that there is no lone wolves anymore. this apparatus of hate is nurtured, cultivated in politics and society and music and everything to lead to a greater likelihood that something like this will happen. so the investigation will clearly look to something we ve been, lots of us have been monitoring in the last year. the rise of neo-nazi movement in
sheriff is clear to say that no one else is involved with this, the reason why this is being investigated as a hate crime is because of its impact on the larger community. every african american in jacksonville, every parent with a child at an hbcu. every black parent, for that matter, let alone the students. the investigation as to whether others knew him and whether others were luring the shooter to do this hate crime. and i think that s important pause of the terror that comes from this. everybody, stand by. i want to take a quick break and pick up the discussion on the other side. we ll be right back. this just in got the keys to what you want and what you u need something new something sweet moving to a different beat okay now (what?) can i get a (get a) drumroll? (what?) can i get a drumroll drumroll? (what?)
computer. he then, after seeing that message, he then proceeded to dollar general. 1:53, the suspect s dad called the clay county sheriff s office, a neighboring county, and by that time he had begun his shooting spree inside the dollar general. so he went to the college campus to put on the tactical gear and that was essentially it. was it his motivation to go to this dollar general and absolute people there onsite and that s what he intended to do today? i don t do this very often. pure speculation, it would be any place where he thought he could get his goal accomplished. gotch. a a, gotcha. he went inside the dollar general and that s where he opened fire. he opened fire outside dollar general first. went inside and opened fire once again. unfortunately, taking the lives of three of our citizens here in jacksonville. and what more can you tell us
things with them are our issue. it is up to us to continue to work. our mental health community, to continue to work to identify people that should not be in possession of firearms. i m a big believer in a person s right to bear arms. i m not against that at all. i m against a prohibited person from carrying a handgun or a rifle and i m against people doing wicked things to other people from carrying handguns or rifles. can you tell us about the community targeted today, for the folks not in jacksonville. it is a great community. it is one of our historical black universities is there. edward waters university. a thriving community. it is constantly growing and getting safer. it is called newtown and it is just a great place with a lot of great people and we are working