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EDGEWATER, Fla. — Edgewater police are looking for a person who shot three individuals, killing one, in a wooded space Thursday evening.
Police launched new particulars Friday on the lethal taking pictures that occurred Thursday evening.
Officers stated three individuals have been shot round 9:30 p.m. within the woods close to the 1500 block of Juniper Drive.
Police stated John Ellis, 39, died from his accidents. 22-year-old Amanda Cormier-Cambell and 41-year-old Frank Matott have been additionally shot and brought to a hospital for remedy.
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Investigators stated the taking pictures occurred at a make-shift transient camp positioned north of the useless finish of Juniper Drive north of fifteenth Road.
Police additionally launched data on a suspected gunman and the automobile he was driving.
Officers stated they’re in search of a white man in his 30s or 40s with a muscular construct and a purple beard.
Police stated he was final seen driving a white Jeep with a neon inexperienced entrance bumper, laborious high, over-sized tires, attainable Texas license plate and loud exhaust.
Investigators stated the taking pictures was not a random incident.
Anybody with data on the taking pictures is requested to name Edgewater police at 386-424-2000.
Earlier report:
Police stated three individuals have been shot — one fatally — Thursday evening in Edgewater.
Round 9:30 p.m., officers responded to the 1500 block of Juniper Drive and stated they discovered three taking pictures victims in a wooded space north of that location.
One sufferer died on the scene and two others have been handled at a hospital for non-life-threatening accidents, in keeping with the Edgewater Police Division.
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Police stated whereas their murder investigation was simply getting underway, they believed the taking pictures was an remoted incident and that there was “no imminent hazard to the general public.”
Investigators are asking anybody with details about the incident to contact the Edgewater Police Division at 386-424-2000.
Channel 9 was close to the crime scene early Friday morning and reporter Q McCray continues to watch developments on this case.
Stick with WFTV.com and watch his stay updates on Eyewitness Information starting at 5 a.m.
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