JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Deputies were on scene at an armed dispute near the intersection of Summer Street and Nolan Street midday Saturday, authorities confirmed.

Jacksonville Sheriff Office's Violent Crimes Task Force is investigating the incident.

First Coast News is at the scene and will update this story as more information becomes available.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- It was another week of making repairs to the driveway of Cedar Creek Baptist church. The Lane Avenue church has had a problem with a manhole leaking water from the roadway to its property.

"We tried to resolve it with AT&T and they claim it is not theirs," said Earl Mckee.

It hasn't rained in a week, even so the water runs continuously from the manhole; identified by the label as Bell System property.

"I contacted JEA and they said that belongs to Bell South," he said.

McKee does the maintenance at Cedar Creek Baptist. He also makes repairs caused by erosion from the running water.

"It seeps down and it gets in this area over here, as the school traffic comes in and out, it keeps breaking up the driveway," said McKee.

This week he repaired six areas and there's still a large area that needs to be filled with asphalt.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- You have probably heard the phrase "No shoes, no shirt, no service" before.

But now, a longtime Jacksonville business is adding saggy pants to that list.

Dreamette in the 3600 block of Post Street now has a sign by its service window that says customers won't be served if they are wearing saggy pants.

The owner did not want to appear on camera with First Coast News for personal and professional reasons.

But, he said the sign went up this year after his frustration hit a breaking point.

He said in his six years of owning Dreamette, this past year was the worst for customers showing up with their underwear clearly visible.

So, he decided to put them all on notice. They can either pull up their pants or go home without ice cream.