JSO releases new photo of suspect vehicle tied to Sunday shooting near Jags game

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released a new photo of the suspect vehicle from the shooting mere blocks away from TIAA Bank Field.

Six people were reportedly shot just before the Jacksonville Jaguars faced their AFC South rival, the Houston Texans, JSO said.

Police responded to the scene on A. Philip Randolph Boulevard and Pippin Street at 12:35 p.m. Sunday.

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JSO said shots were fired from out of a car at six people on the sidewalk. Police released a photo of the suspected vehicle involved. It is described as a gray or silver four-door vehicle.

Police believe there are at least two suspects still on the run.

Of the six people shot, five were reportedly transported by emergency vehicles and one person was transported in a private vehicle.

Police say three of the six people shot are in critical condition.

The ages of the victims range from 20s from 70s, police say, consisting of five men and one woman.

Fans walking to their cars on A. Phillip Randolph after the game found crime scene tape, officers and flashing lights.

“Oh my God,” said Jaguars fan Rebecca Clark. “I don't even know how to react.”

Some had parked inside JSO’s perimeter, and were escorted to their cars by police.

“I can't get to my car, which is selfish at this point in time, and I'm heartbroken for our city,” said Clark. “I'm absolutely heartbroken and I'm tired of it.”

Action News reached to the Jaguars for comment on Sunday's shootings and possible impact on the safety of fans.

We were told, “We have been instructed that this is a JSO matter..."

Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at (904) 630-0500.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott says he reached out to Sheriff Mike Williams, offering any state resources Jacksonville may need.

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