Highlights from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Debate Debate happened Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Five candidates for Jacksonville sheriff stand on stage at Jacksonville University.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The five candidates for Jacksonville sheriff faced off Wednesday night in a live, televised News4JAX-Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute debate.
The candidates answered questions from moderator Kent Justice on stage at Jacksonville University.
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News4JAX followed along during the debate hour-long debate. You can read the highlights below.
FULL AND UNCUT: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Debate at Jacksonville University
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