Embrace balance to enjoy a vibrant and independent lifestyle as you get older.
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For those aged 60 and above, enhancing and sustaining balance should top the list in workout routines. As we age, several bodily functions—including those essential for balance—naturally start to diminish. Balance hinges on the interplay of vision, inner ear function, and sensory capacities, which are crucial for bodily stability and reaction.
“As you grow older, your vision, inner ear, and joint nerve receptors become less responsive, compelling your brain to exert more effort in spatial awareness,” explains Denise Chakoian, a Certified Fitness Trainer from Rhode Island and owner of Core Cycle and Fitness LaGree. With over 16 years of experience training diverse age groups and fitness levels, she notes, “Keeping active can hinder these changes considerably, though it doesn’t completely halt the natural aging impacts on these systems. This is why even regular walkers, weight lifters, or cyclists might find their balance less reliable than it was two decades ago.”
Maintaining stability isn’t just about staying upright—it’s fundamental for independence, letting you live life to the fullest. To aid this endeavor, we consulted Chakoian, who shared six daily leg exercises that can enhance balance more swiftly than lunges. These exercises target the muscles crucial for maintaining steadiness during regular activities such as walking, standing up, and climbing stairs.
“These exercises collectively test balance, coordination, and lower-body strength without the need for complicated gear or advanced fitness levels. They also teach the ankles, hips, glutes, and core to function together—mirroring how balance operates in real-life scenarios,” Chakoian elaborates. “By simulating daily movements, the enhancements they bring are practical and easily integrated into everyday routines. When practiced consistently, they can lower the risk of falls while fostering confidence and autonomy in movement.”
Tragic Loss: Godzilla vs. Kong Star Kaylee Hottle Dies at 18 in Fatal Crash
Kaylee Hottle, known for her captivating roles in a pair of Godzilla movies, has tragically passed away at the age of 18.
Her father, Joshua Hottle, shared that the young actress lost her life in a car accident on a Tuesday morning in Maryland, as reported by TMZ.
Kaylee, who was part of the deaf community, brought to life a character able to converse with Godzilla via sign language in the 2021 release Godzilla vs Kong and reprised her role in the 2024 installment, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
Prior to her film debut, she appeared in advertisements tailored for deaf and hard of hearing audiences.
Her father shared the heartbreaking news with the public during a livestream called ‘I am taking a flight that I never would like to take,’ where he expressed in American Sign Language his journey from Texas to retrieve his daughter’s remains, as indicated by TMZ.
Joshua said he received a phone call from officials telling him his daughter’s heart had stopped on the way to the hospital not long after he learned about the accident.
Kaylee Hottle, the actress who played ‘Jia’ in Godzilla vs Kong, has died at age 18 following a car crash
She starred in the 2021 film Godzilla vs Kong and it’s sequel, Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire.
Kaylee played Jia in the two Godzilla films and had the script translated into ASL with the help of her parents and another individual.
‘I was fine with memorizing the script and signing my lines, but the tough part was signing out the “spoken” parts because we had to change it, and sometimes they’d tell us it was wrong but they didn’t understand that ASL changes almost everything,’ she said during a 2021 interview with The Daily Moth.
‘Because the interpreter said what I said. The producer and director would sometimes say “Don’t say that” and want me to follow the script, but the signs for that sentence would be different in ASL.
‘There was one instance where there was a misunderstanding between us related to the ASL translation, which caused a delay, but they later understood.’
Kaylee also taught her castmates how to sign: ‘Teaching the cast how to sign. They had never interacted with a deaf person before. I had to explain how to sign and use facial expressions. That was the hard part, but when they picked up on it, it was fine. I didn’t really have challenges, they were very accommodating. Some of the workers learned how to sign.’
Kaylee said her character had a ‘special’ connection with King Kong.
‘Because Kong and my character had a special bond. We signed with each other. Not with Godzilla, it was different. Then later we met,’ she said.
Kaylee’s co-star Alexander Skarsgård sang her praises at the time, calling her a scene stealer.
Kaylee’s character Jia communicated with Kong using sign language
Rebecca Hall played Jia’s adopted mother, Dr. Ilene Andrews
He even learned American Sign Language for her.
Kaylee ‘steals the movie,’ he told Junkee in 2021.
‘It’s her first movie,’ he said. ‘It’s fascinating how comfortable she is in front of the camera and how quickly she takes notes from the director Adam [Wingard].
‘He’ll explain something and she’ll be like ‘got it, got it’ then she’ll just do it and everyone’s like ‘the f— … how did she?’ She’s so professional and just incredibly … there’s so much going on on her face, her expression and the subtleties of that is fascinating to watch.’
In addition to her role in the Godzilla films, Kaylee appeared on an episode of Magnum P.I. and did commercials for products which helped deaf and hard of hearing individuals.
She did a public service announcement for the video chat messenger Glide and a commercial for Convo Relay.
Kaylee was also featured in 10 Deaf Children: One Powerful Message.
Nicolas Jackson Eyes Aston Villa Move with Unai Emery; Alex Scott Declines New Bournemouth Deal Amid Interest from Manchester United, Arsenal, and Chelsea
It’s that exciting time of year once more—the transfer window has swung open and will remain so until September 1, promising a whirlwind of activity as clubs hustle to secure key signings ahead of the new season.
Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates provided by Simon Jones and the dedicated team at Daily Mail Sport…
Villa step up Garnacho talks
Aston Villa has intensified its pursuit of Chelsea winger Alejandro Garnacho, signaling a potential high-profile transfer in the making.
Chelsea, aiming for a permanent deal, holds firm at a £40 million valuation, mindful of the sell-on percentage due to Manchester United.
Aston Villa has intensified its pursuit of Chelsea winger Alejandro Garnacho
Roma have also offered a loan with options for Garnacho who was of interest to Villa before he left Manchester United last summer.
Villa remain keen to sign Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea and are monitoring developments with Crysencio Summerville at West Ham.
The Hammers have a £39m offer plus add ons on the table from Roma and have added interest from Al Hilal.
PFA free agent squad in action tonight
Former Crystal Palace midfielder Jonny Williams and Egypt international Samy Morsy are in the PFA free agent squad of 21 to face Hednesford Town at Key’s Park Stadium at 7.45 pm tonight.
Former Crystal Palace midfielder Jonny Williams and Egypt international Samy Morsy are in the PFA free agent squad of 21 to face Hednesford Town at Key’s Park Stadium at 7.45 pm tonight.
Around 48 players have now joined the PFA pre-season camp where they train and play a series of friendlies to showcase their availability to clubs over the summer.
Former Manchester United and Port Vale keeper Ben Amos and ex-Ipswich Town striker Connor Wickham are among a growing band of players looking to earn contracts elsewhere.
Another friendly is planned at Tranmere Rovers on Friday.
The games can be viewed on the PFA’s live YouTube stream.
Spurs agree to sell Lankshear to Middlesbrough
Tottenham have agreed to sell Will Lankshear to Middlesbrough for £14million potentially rising to £20m with add-ons.
There is also a 20 per cent sell on clause and Spurs have matching rights on any bids from other clubs in the future.
Striker Lankshear, 21, who was on loan at Oxford United last season, is expected for a medical later today.
Nicolas Jackson interested in Aston Villa move
Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is interested in his potential switch to Aston Villa to work with his former head coach Unai Emery again.
Chelsea striker Nicolas Jackson is interested in his potential switch to Aston Villa
Jackson’s name came up during conversations between Chelsea and Villa centred on Morgan Rogers, who is set to move to Stamford Bridge for a club-record £117million and sign a six-year deal with the option of an extra year.
Villa have long been admirers of Jackson under Emery, who had the striker at Villarreal. Chelsea have been taking their time to decide on the 25-year-old Senegal international’s future.
With Jackson, Liam Delap, Emmanuel Emegha, Marc Guiu and Joao Pedro as Xabi Alonso’s striker options currently, there is an acceptance inside of Chelsea that they need to reduce their numbers, especially while facing a season out of Europe.
Joao Pedro is considered untouchable and so not for sale. Delap is keen to have another season to prove himself after a disappointing campaign following his move from Ipswich, while Emegha has only just arrived this summer from their sister side Strasbourg. Guiu is expected to leave either permanently or on loan.
There remains a market for Jackson, who spent the last season on loan at Bayern Munich. Chelsea are believed to value him at £65m.
That is down on the £80m they were understood to be seeking last summer before sanctioning his temporary switch to Bayern. That came at a time when the relationship between Jackson and then-manager Enzo Maresca had broken down.
Chelsea’s plan for Jackson was to have him return in pre-season so that Xabi Alonso could take a closer look at the scorer. Alonso said at his unveiling last week that Jackson was due to join them on their tour of Australia and Asia after his post-World Cup break.
However, sources close to Jackson have told Daily Mail Sport that they are seriously considering Villa as an option after his name was discussed during talks about Rogers. Alejandro Garnacho has also been linked with Villa, but the Argentinian is said to be prioritising a move to Italy.
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West Ham mulling over Roma’s Summerville bid
Roma are awaiting a reply from West Ham on their latest efforts to sign winger Crysencio Summerville.
As reported yesterday, Roma’s latest bid of £39million plus add ons is a marginal increase and restructure on their second bid which was rejected.
Aston Villa have also been monitoring developments on the 24-year-old.
Roma are awaiting a reply from West Ham on their latest efforts to sign Crysencio Summerville
West Ham have enquired about Cardiff defender Dylan Lawlor.
Ipswich seal deal for new goalkeeper
Ipswich have completed the signing of goalkeeper Kayne van Oevelen from Volendam.
The fee is £4.25m with an initial £3.4m followed by £850,000 in add-ons.
The 22-year-old, who is seen as one for the future, has signed until 2031.
Ipswich have had a bid rejected for another goalkeeper, Kjell Scherpen from Union Saint-Gilloise.
As reported on Window Watch yesterday, Ipswich are close to sealing a £20m deal for Leicester City winger Abdul Fatawu with a further £3m in add-ons.
Ipswich are overhauling their goalkeeping department and discussing an £8.5m deal for Fulham’s Issa Diop (right)
They are discussing an £8.5m deal for Fulham’s Issa Diop and are negotiating with Celtic for versatile forward Daizen Maeda and free agent midfielder Hidemasa Morita who is leaving Sporting Lisbon and had been close to joining Leeds United.
QPR snap up Lamptey
Former Chelsea and Brighton full-back Tariq Lamptey has joined QPR on a permanent deal.
The 25-year-old has signed on a free transfer after leaving Serie A side Fiorentina.
Lamptey said: ‘I like to get up and down, a lot of energy, a lot of fun. Hopefully I’ll keep the fans on the edge of their seats.
Former Chelsea and Brighton full-back Tariq Lamptey has joined QPR on a permanent deal
‘I’m tough tackling, I love one-v-ones, defensive and attacking, I just love playing the game.’
Lamptey’s Fiorentina contract was terminated by mutual consent in May after the full-back ruptured his cruciate just three weeks after joining the Italian side from Brighton.
Fiorentina paid £6m for the Ghanaian.
Sheffield United weigh up Matondo move
Sheffield United are continuing to evaluate winger Rabbi Matondo who has impressed during their training camp in Valencia.
The Wales international, who is free to leave SK Brann, is due to play in a behind closed doors friendly against Huddersfield Town today.
Matondo figured in the Blades friendly against Levante last week and Chris Wilder is expected to make a decision this week with the likes of Derby County and Middlesbrough also showing interest.
Sheffield United are weighing up a move for Wales international Rabbi Matondo
Sheffield Wednesday close in on TENTH summer signing
Aston Villa forward Tommi O’Reilly is poised to become Sheffield Wednesday’s 10th summer signing.
The 22-year-old, who impressed on loan at Crewe in League Two last season, is due to sign on loan again at Wednesday.
The Owls’ young goalkeeper Logan Stretch, 19, has been loaned out to National League North side Buxton, who are managed by former Wednesday youth coach Jordan Broadbent.
Man City teenager joins Northampton
Manchester City striker Matty Warhurst has joined Northampton Town.
The prolific 19-year-old was keen to leave for first team football and had interest from a host of clubs in League One and League Two including Stockport County, Cambridge United, Leyton Orient and Swindon Town.
Warhurst, who turns 20 in September, has scored 61 goals in 97 games for various City sides in the last few seasons, including 36 goals in 41 games for the under-18s before adding 13 goals in 18 Premier League 2 appearances and eight goals in 11 FA Youth Cup games.
Alex Scott turns down new Bournemouth deal
Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has turned down a new contract.
Scott has two years remaining on his current deal and was offered fresh terms by the Cherries in March this year.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all hold an interest in the 22-year-old, but Bournemouth’s stance is that he is not for sale this summer – regardless of his contract situation.
Daily Mail Sport understands Bournemouth have not put a price or valuation on the Under-21 European Championship winner as they do not consider him for sale.
Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has turned down a new contract at the club
Just last week, new Cherries boss Marco Rose told the media he was confident that in-demand Scott and Junior Kroupi would remain on the South Coast for their Europa League campaign.
Bournemouth’s policy this summer is to keep hold of their best players for Europe – including Scott, Kroupi and winger Rayan – but it remains to be seen if substantial offers would test their resolve.
Scott played 39 times for Bournemouth last season and was key to securing European football for the first time in the club’s history.
Thomas Tuchel awarded Scott his first international call-up last November, although he did not earn a cap.
The midfielder also travelled to the United States with the Three Lions before the World Cup to take part in their tournament preparation camp.
Even if Bournemouth could be persuaded to do business over Scott, it’s understood that United would have to sell players to afford the £80m it would be likely to cost to prise him away from the Vitality Stadium.
The club want to sell top-earner Marcus Rashford following his loan spells at Barcelona and Aston Villa, and would listen to offers for Joshua Zirkzee. Manuel Ugarte would also have been available, but the Uruguay midfielder sustained a serious knee injury at the World Cup and will spend much of next season recuperating at Carrington.
As it stands, United will struggle to sign Scott and Roma midfielder Manu Kone appears to be a more realistic option after United held talks with the Frenchman’s camp.
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Click below for all the transfer developments over the last few days…
MONDAY: New York meeting key to Chelsea’s Maxence Lacroix move
SUNDAY: Roma ponder new bid for £50m-rated Crysensio Summerville
SATURDAY: Revealed: The figure Middlesbrough are set to pocket from Morgan Rogers’ move to Chelsea
FRIDAY: Aston Villa sign Swiss World Cup star Johan Manzambi
THURSDAY: Arsenal agree £34m deal to sign Greek attacker Christos Tzolis
Tragic Loss: Godzilla vs Kong Star Kaylee Hottle Dies at 18 in Car Accident
Kaylee Hottle, known for her role in the blockbuster film Godzilla vs. Kong, has tragically passed away at the age of 18, as confirmed by her father. The deaf actress gained fame for portraying Jia in the 2021 film and its follow-up, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, launched in 2024. Her father, Joshua Hottle, shared the heartbreaking news during a Facebook live stream on Tuesday, July 21.
In an emotional recount shared through American Sign Language (ASL), Joshua, who is also deaf, explained he had to travel from Texas to Maryland to retrieve Kaylee’s body after hearing of her untimely death. He disclosed that Kaylee was involved in a severe car accident, with authorities alerting him that her heart had stopped on route to the hospital.
Born in 2007 to a family entirely fluent in ASL, Kaylee naturally embraced sign language. She attended the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin, Texas, before officially stepping into the world of acting with a 2017 commercial for the video relay service Convo.
Through her work in commercials, Kaylee found her big break, earning her first major film role as Jia in the action-packed Godzilla vs. Kong, marking her debut in the feature film industry.
In the movie, Jia’s character forges a unique connection with King Kong through sign language, establishing a compassionate and special bond with the monumental creature.
She starred opposite Alexander Skarsgård and Rebecca Hall, who both learned ASL so they could communicate with Kaylee on set when the cameras weren’t rolling.
She reprised the role of Jia in the film’s sequel, and was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Performance by a Younger Actor at the 52nd Saturn Awards in 2025.
Tributes have flooded in for Kaylee online, with one writing: “Such a talented young actress who brought so much heart to the Godzilla films.”
Another shared: “Absolutely heartbreaking news. She was so talented and brought such incredible representation to the MonsterVerse films. Rest in peace.”
A third echoed: “That’s awful, such a beautiful talented girl taken way too soon.”
A fourth added: “Heartbroken to hear this, she lit up the screen and now we’ll keep her memory shining.”
Someone else said: ” Awww no!! This is absolutely devastating. I really wasn’t expecting this today. Sending love and prayers to her and her family during this incredibly difficult time.”
The 1966 Box Office Champion That Conquered Every Oscar Category
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Reflecting on the cinematic landscape of July 21, 1966, audiences were captivated by “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”, topping box office charts 50 years ago from today. While some might speculate this spoke to turbulent marital dynamics in America back then, the film’s true acclaim came at the 1967 Academy Awards, making history at the 39th ceremony. It joined an exclusive club of films nominated in every possible category. Only two other films have matched this feat to date: the 1931 classic “Cimarron” and Ryan Coogler’s daring 2025 release, “Sinners,” a unique vampire musical.
But what exactly is “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” Adapted from Edward Albee’s iconic play, a staple of American theatre, this film was brought to life by the exceptional director Mike Nichols. It stars Hollywood legends Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, who were intrinsically connected on-screen and off, as they were wed during the film’s production (from 1964 to 1974, remarrying from 1975 to 1976). In the film, they portray Martha and George, a fractious couple with ties to academia; Martha is the daughter of the university president, while George is entrenched as an associate history professor. The plot thickens one evening when they welcome a younger couple, portrayed by George Segal and Sandy Dennis, into their home, unveiling their volatile nature.
The narrative spirals into chaos with mind-bending games, intense shouting, and alcohol-fueled conflicts as Nick and Honey, the unsuspecting guests, find themselves caught in the psychological crossfire. The film’s peculiar title is born from George and Martha’s strange adaptation of the nursery rhyme, transfiguring “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” into their chilling anthem. It’s a mesmerizing watch, marked by stellar performances and outstanding filmmaking.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? won Oscars … and cemented a legacy
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The film made waves at the 39th Academy Awards, clinching five Oscars. Elizabeth Taylor, already an Oscar winner for “BUtterfield 8,” triumphed again as best actress, while Sandy Dennis secured best supporting actress. The film’s technical prowess was honored with awards for art direction, cinematography, and costume design. Despite these successes, it narrowly missed out on the best picture award to “A Man for All Seasons,” which also clinched best director for Fred Zinnemann and best actor for Paul Scofield, leaving Richard Burton without a win.
The legacy of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” is nothing to be scared of, however. Taylor Swift, a noted fan of Taylor for several reasons unrelated to their shared name, released a song on her 2024 album “The Tortured Poets Department” called “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” in a clear reference to this Burton-Taylor classic. (She also, for that matter, released a song simply titled “Elizabeth Taylor” on her 2025 album “The Life of a Showgirl,” so it’s clearly a deep well of inspiration.) Most infamously, “The Dinner Party,” one of the all-time best episodes of the American version of “The Office,” is a take on this play and movie as Steve Carell’s Michael Scott and Melora Hardin’s Jan Levinson torment each other while osso bucco takes hours to braise in the oven, horrifying guests like Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly (John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer).
You can rent “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” on major streaming platforms like Amazon if you haven’t seen it … and if you haven’t, you definitely should check it out.
Florida Man Arrested for Stabbing Rideshare Driver at IHOP
An incident unfolded at an Orlando IHOP where a Florida man found himself in handcuffs after authorities claimed he stabbed a rideshare driver.
Jovaughn Nathan Matthie allegedly stabbed the driver after the individual “refused to provide a ride without a request through the rideshare app,” according to the Orlando Police Department.
Details surrounding the driver’s current condition remain undisclosed. Yet, charges of attempted murder have been filed against Matthie.
Following the altercation, Matthie reportedly made his way to a nearby IHOP in the northeastern part of Orlando, as per police accounts.
Captured on the Orlando police body camera, officers were seen interacting with Jovaughn Nathan Matthie inside the IHOP on July 20, 2026, concerning the alleged assault on the rideshare driver. (Orlando Police Department)
The police department’s released footage showed Matthie sipping on a warm drink while being encircled by several officers.
The restaurant appeared to have been cleared out, as there were no other customers around, according to the footage.
Officers repeatedly told Matthie to get on the ground, lie on his stomach and place his hands behind his back.
Orlando police body camera footage shows officers ordering Matthie to the ground. He is handcuffed shortly after this. (Orlando Police Department)
When Matthie was slow to put his hands behind his back, an officer holding a police dog warned that he would be “dog bit” if he did not comply.
After he was handcuffed, two officers got him to his feet before noticing he had a “long” object in his pocket, according to the video.
Mugshot of Jovaughn Nathan Matthie after being booked on an attempted murder charge. (Orlando Police Department)
Another officer carefully reached inside Matthie’s sweatpants and found an item he identified as a knife wrapped in white cloth.
The Orlando Police Department has not released additional details, saying it is withholding certain information to “protect the integrity of the investigation.”
Iran Retaliates: Escalating Tensions in Gulf as Missiles Target Kuwait Following US Attacks
WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, Iran ramped up its offensive against U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf by launching new attacks on Kuwait. This escalation came just hours after American forces executed their 10th consecutive night of airstrikes on Iranian soil.
Air raid sirens blared across Kuwait as regional sources reported that Iranian missiles and drones targeted facilities linked to the United States, as well as vital infrastructure within the emirate. Kuwaiti officials have yet to disclose casualty numbers or provide a comprehensive assessment of the damage incurred.
In response to the attacks, the Kuwaiti Army issued a statement indicating that their air defenses were actively engaging the incoming threats. “The General Staff of the Army notes that if explosion sounds are heard, they are the result of the air defense systems intercepting the hostile attacks,” the statement detailed.
The army further advised residents to “adhere to the security and safety instructions issued by the competent authorities,” emphasizing the importance of public compliance during such heightened threats.
This surge in hostilities follows recent announcements from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), which confirmed a fresh series of strikes targeting Iranian assets. These military actions were in retaliation for the recent loss of four American service members in the region.
President Trump has vowed Iran will “pay many times over” for the killings of US troops, and directed the Pentagon to intensify operations.
Tuesday’s retaliation was not limited to Kuwait.
Iran also struck Bahrain and Jordan, while regional tensions mounted after renewed threats to commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and an announcement by Yemen’s Houthis of a planned naval blockade targeting Saudi Arabia.
Jacksonville Police Seek Suspects in 12-Year-Old’s Shooting
A 12-year-old is on the mend after being admitted to the hospital following a shooting incident Sunday evening at Clanzel T. Brown Park, as per reports from the sheriff’s office.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Authorities from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office are on the hunt for the shooter involved in a Sunday night incident in which a young boy was shot. The incident occurred close to 9 p.m. at Clanzel T. Brown Park, near the confluence of Moncrief Road and West 35th Street.
Law enforcement confirmed that the young boy was hospitalized and is now in the process of recovery.
The sheriff’s office released details indicating that a group of youngsters gathered at the park that night. Allegedly, a portion of this group temporarily left, returning armed. An altercation between the split factions is believed to have subsequently resulted in the boy receiving a gunshot wound to the leg.
District 10 City Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman, who oversees this Jacksonville area, expressed belief in the efficacy of city measures to reduce such violence by expanding recreational activities for kids and teens throughout the summer break.
“I think they’re looking for something they can call their own, but they don’t realize how dangerous those pop-ups are,” Pittman said about the recent cases of teen gatherings ending in violence.
At Clanzel T. Brown Park, there is a playground, swimming pool, covered basketball courts and a Boys and Girls Club. Now, she says it’s up to the people responsible for this kind of violence to start taking responsibility for themselves.
“We have to continue to do what we do, but we also have to get the kids to take responsibility that their actions could endanger someone,” said Pittman. “I don’t want just because they’re out of school for that to be an excuse.”
She says that parents and guardians can also help by making sure they’re aware of what their kids are getting into, especially while they’re on summer break.
“You gotta know what your children are doing, you know what I mean?” Pittman said. “Especially at 12 years old.”
No arrests have been made at this time. JSO is asking anyone who might have information regarding what happened to call their tips line at 904-630-0500 or Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS (8477).