'Lucky to be alive' victim survives after being shot at nine times HCSO

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A man survived being shot at nine times while inside a silver Camry at the Extended Stay in Riverview, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The shooting occurred on Friday, leading to the arrest of 37-year-old Jasheed Scatliffe-Kalunda by HCSO's Gunfire Response Investigations Team. Scatliffe-Kalunda faces serious charges, including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and shooting into a vehicle. Investigators have not released details on the victim's condition but stated he is fortunate to be alive. This incident raises alarms about gun violence in Riverview, a community already grappling with safety concerns.

Local officials are expected to address the issue and explore preventive measures. The arrest may also prompt further inquiries into the motivations behind the shooting. Community members are left wondering about the implications for public safety in the area.

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