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In what is being called yet another accidental shooting of a child, a 6-year-old boy died Tuesday evening at his home in Jacksonville s Dinsmore community.
A 14-year-old boy has been arrested in the case and charged with culpable negligence for the improperly stored firearm that the child retrieved, the Sheriff s Office announced Wednesday afternoon. The Times-Union is not naming the teen due to his age.
The victim was shot in the head about 7:30 p.m. in the home in 10000 block of Lowe Lane where several other people were inside, the Sheriff s Office said.
The investigation showed the 6-year-old boy, identified as Danny Waye III by family, had been in a bedroom watching television when he found the loaded handgun. The Sheriff s Office did not say where the gun was but that it had been left where the child could get it. Then he shot himself while handling the weapon.
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Experience great talent and performances in picturesque Prescott Park
May 17, 2021
A photo from a past performance at the Prescott Park Arts Festival. This year’s musical is “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.”
Following a one-year break due to coronavirus-related precautions, the Prescott Park Arts Festival is back and ready for an outstanding season.
As usual, the festival will feature a musical, film series and concert series. In addition to the performing arts, there will be community collaborations and showcases as well as the return of their theater education camp “Camp Encore!”
However, the similarities to past years mostly end there. The festival has been reimagined to be COVID-safe. Instead of the typical crowds of people in front of the stage, there will be assigned socially distanced “pods,” spread either three or six feet apart, depending on guidance at the time. Mask-wearing will be required when walking around, but can be remo