Paige Pringle Obituary: Jacksonville FL, Tragic Incident in San Marco
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a deadly shooting near the San Marco train stop in Jacksonville, Florida, has claimed the lives of two women, including Paige Pringle. The community mourns the loss of these two individuals, whose lives were cut short in a senseless act of violence.
What Happened to Paige Pringle?
Early on a Wednesday morning, tragedy struck as gunshots rang out near the area of 1403 Hendricks Ave. Paige Pringle and another woman, both victims, were inside a white sport utility vehicle (SUV) when a gunman opened fire at approximately 1:43 a.m. Law enforcement officers rushed to the scene in response to reports of a shooting and a potential collision involving victims.
Upon their arrival, authorities found Paige Pringle, aged between 28 and 32, with multiple gunshot wounds within the SUV. Tragically, she was declared deceased at the scene. The second woman, aged between 50 and 55, was also discovered with gunshot wounds near the SUV. Despite being transported to a nearby medical facility, she succumbed to her injuries.
Sergeant Rudlaff of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) revealed that after being shot, the SUV’s driver initiated a rolling motion that resulted in a collision with a passing train. The preliminary investigation by JSO indicates that the driver stopped at a railroad crossing to allow a train to pass, only to be met with gunfire.
The incident has prompted collaboration between the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, CSX, and East Coast Railway to comprehensively address the situation. As authorities work tirelessly to gather information, they are focused on accessing any available video security footage in the vicinity.
Community Response and Ongoing Investigation
In light of this tragedy, the entire railroad crossing in the area is under investigation. For those in the vicinity, it is recommended to avoid Hendricks Avenue between Nira and Cedar Streets. Law enforcement urges anyone with relevant information about the incident to reach out through the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office non-emergency hotline at 904-630-0500 or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
The loss of Paige Pringle and the other victim is a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the need for unity and support in the face of adversity. As the investigation continues, the community stands together, offering condolences to the families and honoring the memory of those lost in this tragic event.
