Pensacola Police Say Langley Avenue Shooting Could be Stand Your Ground Case

Pensacola, FL (Newsradio 92.3) -- An update on the shooting on Langley Avenue -- Pensacola police have identified the victim that died as 21-year-old Jamir Jackson of Pensacola. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital after officers responded to the shooting early Sunday morning. According to PPD, the preliminary investigation shows the incident could constitute a stand your ground case. A second individual at the scene had been "pistol-whipped." There's no word on injuries for that victim. Officials say the incident is still being investigated by detectives and more information will be released as it becomes available. Police do say there is no threat to the community in this case.

Woman Charged After Fatal Crash with Bicyclist

Escambia County, FL (Newsradio 92.3) -- A Pensacola woman is charged with DUI manslaughter after a fatal crash with a bicyclist over the weekend. FHP says 42-year-old Hannah Williams was arrested after crashing into a bicyclist on Lillian Highway near Stafford Lane just after midnight on Sunday morning. The rider was taken to a local hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Troopers say she fled the scene after the crash, but left behind a piece of her bumper. That wreckage led Troopers to identify Williams vehicle, she was located at her residence where she had been involved in a second crash with an electrical junction box. Deputies say she was attempting to clean her vehicle when officers arrived at the home. Williams reportedly had a blood alcohol level of .180 -- she's charged with leaving hte scene of a traffic crash involving death, DUI manslaughter, tampering iwth evidence, and child neglect.

HizashiCon Returns to Foo Foo Fest in Pensacola

Pensacola, Fla. - Foo Foo Fest will bring a celebration of Japanese anime back to Pensacola for a second year. The Japan-America Society of Northwest Florida says HizashiCon will be a part of the event from October 31st through November 2nd. HizashiCon celebrates Japanese anime, pop culture, and music. It kicks off Friday evening with a concert at the Rex Theatre. Saturday's main convention runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, with opportunities to meet voice actors, participate in a cosplay contest, and enjoy vendor booths. The Heartstrings Maid Café will also return. The event concludes Sunday with "Paws & Pixels" at Coastal Cat Café. General admission passes are available for $35 in advance. For more details and ticket purchases, visit animepensacola.com.