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Jacksonville pizza delivery driver gets into shootout with armed robber

Friday, June 9, 2017

Jacksonville pizza delivery driver gets into shootout with armed robber

A Jacksonville pizza delivery driver got into a shootout on Saturday after he was robbed, according to police.

A police report says the pizza delivery driver was walking into a business on Lem Turner Road when a man with a gun demanded money. "I seen them give you the money  but I am not gonna kill you 'cause you might have kids," the robbery suspect, later identified as Priest Jordan, told the driver. The driver said he handed Jordan $91 in cash and his keys then backed away as Jordan got into his car.

The driver said Jordan suddenly re-emerged, pointed the gun at him and fired shots. The driver said he pulled out his own gun and began to fire back at Jordan. The driver said Jordan fired multiple shots at him, but all of them missed. Jordan fled on foot and got into a white SUV, witnesses said. Officers found three bullet holes on a car and shell casings at the scene. Surveillance footage showed the robbery and shooting, officers said. The police report said a detective recognized Jordan from the surveillance video. He was arrested on Sunday.  Jordan is facing charges including aggravated battery, armed robbery and fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement.

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