JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Tuesday night, tensions flared outside Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters' final town hall meeting. While the sheriff addressed the concerns of those who live in district one like crime trends and traffic enforcement, he also faced some criticism from community advocates.

During these six town hall meetings, the sheriff told First Coast News the most common issues brought up are traffic, violent crime being down and questions about the new jail.

This evening before his final town hall, the sheriff answered questions on similar topics, but was also met with demonstrators who asked for more accountability from the sheriff's office.

Around a dozen demonstrators with the Jacksonville community action committee, a grassroots organization focused on advocating for the Bl

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