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911 CALLS FROM JAKE COUTURE SHOOTING
- Call #1: Four minutes, seven seconds.
- Call #2: Seven minutes, forty-two seconds.
- Call #3: Two minutes, thirty-four seconds.
- The Daily News has posted the 911 tapes, acquired from the Collier County Sheriffs Office, to help readers understand the series of events and confusion surrounding Friday night’s fatal shooting at a North Naples apartment complex. 17-year-old Gulf Coast High School junior Jake Couture was killed by a gunshot wound, and Michael Fleitas, 14, and Brandon Standifer, 21, were injured. Some moments of silence exist on the tapes due to sections that have been removed by the sheriff’s office. We caution listeners that some of the content is graphic, and some of the language used may be considered profane and offensive.
Photo by LEXEY SWALL
Michael Fleitas, 15, center, attends a candlelight vigil held in honor of Jake Couture at Max A. Hasse, Jr. Community Park on Sunday in the Golden Gate Estates. Couture, 17, died Friday night after being shot in North Naples. Fleitas also sustained injuries triple shooting that night along with a man named Brandon Standifer. A funeral for Couture has been scheduled for Jan. 5 at First Baptist Church of Naples. Lexey Swall/Staff
Location of apartment complex shooting
The shooting that left a Gulf Coast High School junior dead on Friday night started when the victim, 17-year-old Jake Couture, as well as 21-year-old Brandon Standifer, 15-year-old Michael Fleitas and another witness whose name was not released returned to a North Naples apartment and found three men standing outside their door wanting to come inside, according to a incident report released Monday by the Collier County Sheriff’s Office.
Another witness, whose name was not released, was already inside the apartment and was refusing to open the door for the three men. When Standifer told the men that they needed to get away from the door, a shouting match ensued, reports said.
During the argument, reports say Standifer pushed one of the men, at which point the man reached into his waist band, pulled out a gun and started shooting. Five spent casings were found at the scene.
Witnesses told deputies the suspects left in a white pickup truck, with gold trim and tinted windows.
A funeral service for Couture has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday at the First Baptist Church of Naples, 3000 Orange Blossom Drive. There will be a viewing from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the church, with the funeral immediately following.
JAKE COUTURE SHOOTING
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- VIDEO: Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk announces an arrest in the New Years Day triple shooting that led to the death of Jake Couture.
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- 3 suspects sought in slaying of Gulf Coast High student; Report says 1 shooter, 5 shots
- Family, friends hold vigil for slain Gulf Coast High student
- Teen, 'friends with everyone,' shot, killed at North Naples apartments; 2 others injured
- 1 killed, 2 injured after shooting at North Naples apartment complex
- Press Conference: Arrest made in Jake Couture slaying
- Photo Gallery: January 5, 2010 - Jake Couture Service
- Photo Gallery: January 3, 2010 - Vigil for Jake Couture
- Facebook.com Gallery posted by family and friends of Jake Couture
- Ongoing photo gallery with photos of Jake Couture posted on Facebook.com by friends and family members
- NBC 2: Bond for teen's accused murderer set at $3M
- NDN VIDEO: Collier County Sheriff Kevin Rambosk announces an arrest in the New Years Day triple shooting that led to the death of Jake Couture.
- NBC 2: Sheriff's office: Arrest made in teen's murder
- NBC 2: Funeral held for murdered teen
- NBC 2: One dead, two injured in North Naples apartment shooting
- NBC 2: Collier teen killed in apartment shooting remembered
- NBC 2: 9-1-1 tapes released after fatal shooting
- Read the obituary for Jake Couture and sign the online guest book
- Read the Collier County Sheriff's Office report on the Jake Couture incident (.PDF file)
- Facebook Page: R.I.P Jake Couture. Gone But Never Forgotten
- Initial Collier County Sheriff's Office media release on the incident
- Collier Sheriff's Office Blog: Arrest Made In Triple Shooting
- Download and listen to 911 calls from scene of the Jake Couture shooting. Call #1: Four minutes, seven seconds. (.mp3 file)
- Download and listen to 911 calls from scene of the Jake Couture shooting. Call #2: Seven minutes, forty-two seconds. (.mp3 file)
- Download and listen to 911 calls from scene of the Jake Couture shooting. Call #3: Two minutes, thirty-four seconds. (.mp3 file)
- The Daily News has posted the 911 tapes, acquired from the Collier County Sheriffs Office, to help readers understand the series of events and confusion surrounding Friday night’s fatal shooting at a North Naples apartment complex. 17-year-old Gulf Coast High School junior Jake Couture was killed by a gunshot wound, and Michael Fleitas, 14, and Brandon Standifer, 21, were injured. Some moments of silence exist on the tapes due to sections that have been removed by the sheriff’s office. We caution listeners that some of the content is graphic, and some of the language used may be considered profane and offensive.


















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