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Thanksgiving Double Shooting Leaves Two Critical In Cantonment
November 27, 2025
Two people were shot during an argument late Thanksgiving morning in Cantonment.
The shooting happened just before 11:30 in on Tate Road at Dolphin Road.
A male in his 30s and an 18-year-old were both shot. The older male was airlifted by LifeFlight helicopter to a Pensacola hospital, and the 18-year-old was transported by ambulance. Both victims were trauma alerts.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office investigation is in its early stages, but deputies say the shooting stemmed from some sort of dispute, and the victims shot each other. according to spokesperson Morgan Lewis.
Further details have not been released.
NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Barbour, click to enlarge.
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9 Responses to “Thanksgiving Double Shooting Leaves Two Critical In Cantonment”
There are people of whom/which I have no desire to sit across the table from; I politely excuse myself or better yet politely decline, other obligations, engagements. Thank you though.
No need for dramatic violence, go up to the WC, they have a great Thanksgiving meal. Works for me anyway.
@Rodney No, or I would have said that.
@Susie….Would it be better to say, “Stupid opens up a whole world of anger”?
Anger opens up a whole world of stupid.
“I find it odd that ECSO can investigate all homicides except vehicular homicide…why is that?”
FHP — Florida HIGHWAY Patrol — investigates vehicle crashes.
What a way to start Thanksgiving day
I find it odd that ECSO can investigate all homicides except vehicular homicide…why is that?
I visited NE.Com expecting a light news day. Boy, have I been surprised.
It’s not as much the rule of law missing as it is the prevalence of recklessness, carelessness, hardheadedness, and lack of responsibility for one’s own actions. People are being seriously hurt, losing their lives, and innocent people are being placed in situations they don’t deserve.
Something seems really wrong or really missing in Escambia County. Driving, shootings, drugs, killings, robberies. What’s happening here?
Nothing screams “Happy Thanksgiving, now pass the turkey” like arguing and being shot. Sigh!