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Police Arrest 2 On Unrelated Murder Charges
Published On: Oct 14 2011 02:10:49 PM EDT Updated On: Feb 15 2008 10:13:33 AM ESTPolice announced Thursday the first two homicide arrests of 2008 by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office: Quentin Joyner was charged with Monday night's shooting death of 21-year-old Kevin Jackson, and Erica Thomas, 19, was charged in the shooting death of a man during a robbery at a Westside motel in October.
According to the arrest report, Joyner was fighting with Jackson Monday night at the Sanctuary Walk Apartments before he went to his car, got a handgun, returned and fired shots through the door.
Witnesses said Jackson jumped from a second-story window and began to run away while Joyner gave chase and fatally shot the 21-year-old.
In addition to a charge of murder, Joyner is also charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Police said they began building a case against Thomas in the Oct. 2 homicide of 54-year-old Jimmy Daugherty, of Kingsland, Ga., after getting a tip from the teen's friend.
Detectives provided the friend with a recording device and they said she recorded Thomas admitting she planned to rob the victim in a Lane Avenue motel room, but the robbery "went so south."
Thomas was a student at Raines High School at the time of the crime, which detectives said she had planned for two months.
Previous Stories:
- February 12, 2008: Neighbors Hear 8 Shots; 21-Year-Old Killed
- February 11, 2008: Man Shot, Killed In Brentwood-Area Apartment
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