On June 7, 2016, Ronald Simms, aged 35, was tragically killed in Jacksonville, Florida. Simms was found fatally shot, and despite initial investigations by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, the case remains unsolved. His death is part of the broader struggle in Jacksonville with unsolved homicides. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has made extensive efforts to gather information from the community, using both traditional investigations and open data reporting to solicit leads that could
help bring his killer to justice.
The authorities continue to request the public’s assistance in solving Ronald's case. They emphasize that any information, no matter how seemingly insignificant, could be critical in advancing the investigation. As is typical in cases like this, community involvement is seen as crucial to potentially bringing closure to the family of Ronald Simms, who are left grieving without answers. Those with information are encouraged to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office or submit tips anonymously through First Coast Crime Stoppers, where rewards are offered for useful leads.
The homicide of Ronald Simms remains part of Jacksonville's open homicide investigations, and the Sheriff's Office remains dedicated to solving these tragic cases and providing justice for the victims and their families.
