Travis Gibson

Digital Executive Producer

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Digital Executive Producer who has lived in Jacksonville for over 30 years and helps lead the News4JAX.com digital team.
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Amit Patel pictured during a South Florida poker tournament in 2014.

‘What I did was illegally borrow money’: Ex-Jaguars worker talks about his gambling addiction, lawsuit against FanDuel

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A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee who is currently serving a federal sentence for stealing more than $22 million from the team over three years told CNN he planned to put all of the money back into the team’s account, but he lost it gambling online.

“I’m not the one asking for more tickets,” Mayor Donna Deegan responded in a statement

Council president takes shot at mayor with ‘DEEGAN’ amendment aimed at eliminating free Jags tickets for city officials

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Less than a week after City Council President Kevin Carrico asked another councilman to look into possibly drafting legislation to change how free tickets and perks for events at city-owned venues are distributed among councilmembers, he’s now going against what the councilman proposed and calling for the elimination of the long-held practice related to Jacksonville Jaguars tickets.

16-page investigative report provided new details about Will McNeil Jr.’s traffic stop

‘I’m not going to be bullied’: Sheriff responds to questions raised after SAO releases report on viral traffic stop

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After the State Attorney’s Office (SAO) on Wednesday released a 16-page investigative report revealing new details surrounding the arrest of William McNeil Jr., Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters responded to questions raised by the report.

Attorney Ben Crump speaks at a news conference Wednesday with Will McNeil Jr., whose video of a violent JSO traffic stop has gone viral and drawn national attention.

DOJ should join investigation involving man in viral traffic stop after SAO memo ‘justifies’ officer’s actions: attorney

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Civil rights attorneys Benjamin Crump and Harry Daniels are calling for the U.S. Department of Justice to get involved in the investigation of the man at the center of a viral traffic stop video that shows a Jacksonville police officer striking his face before pulling him from his vehicle.

State Attorney’s Office releases 16-page investigative report that provides new details about Will McNeil Jr.’s traffic stop

JSO officer who hit man during viral traffic stop didn’t include it in his report. The SAO said his reason is ‘credible’

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The State Attorney’s Office (SAO) on Wednesday released a 60-page investigative report revealing new details surrounding the arrest of William McNeil Jr., the man whose controversial confrontation with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office that was captured on video drew national attention.

Former Camden County Sheriff's Office Sergeant Buck Aldridge, seen here in dash camera video, punched a man in the face during a 2022 traffic stop and repeatedly used his Taser after the man stopped resisting arrest, and then failed to include those details in his case report, according to an indictment.

Camden County deputy kicked, punched and used Tasers during arrests, then omitted that from reports, indictment says

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The indictment against a Camden County sergeant, which was released Friday, details four different times when he is accused of using excessive force during arrests and submitting written reports that didn’t tell the full story.

Screenshots of videos circulating on social media show a brawl outside a Middleburg bar that led to 11 arrests, including four under the age of 18.

Video of fight with adults, children outside Middleburg bar leads to 11 arrests; bartender accused of serving minors

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A graphic video showing multiple people fighting outside of a Middleburg bar in July led to 11 arrests, including a bartender who was accused of serving alcohol to minors, according to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

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‘Show us the bodycam’: NAACP holds news conference in St. Marys, call for transparency after man shot, killed by police

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The Camden County branch of the NAACP is set to hold a news conference on Thursday to demand greater transparency in an investigation involving a Jacksonville man who was killed by St. Marys Police Department officers last weekend.