JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2014 The Jacksonville Sheriff\u2019s Office has arrested another person for murder in connection with the October 3 shooting of a security guard at a Paxon neighborhood arcade.<\/p>\n
Quraan Goodman, 25, was arrested on July 22, nine months after the murder of Ronald Matthews at the Dragon Arcade.<\/p>\n
Goodman\u2019s arrest report indicates that it had started as a robbery, planned by him and three others.<\/p>\n
The shooters are believed to have been Goodman and an unidentified man known as \u201cLil Jackie.\u201d<\/p>\n
RELATED: <\/b>\u2018It just wasn\u2019t real:\u2019 Family of Jacksonville security guard speaks out following tragic death<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n [DOWNLOAD: <\/b>Free Action News Jax app for alerts as news breaks<\/b><\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n An arrest report claims the men, wearing all-black clothing and masks, exited a car in the parking lot and entered the business to commit robbery, before shooting Matthews multiple times. Two other women inside were also injured by gunfire.<\/p>\n Police said the suspected shooters fled on foot.<\/p>\n Two others have already been charged with second-degree murder and other related charges in the case: Petrios Britt, 27, and Cheneta Duffy, 33.<\/a><\/p>\n Duffy is accused of having intentionally kept the auto-locking front door open for the suspects, while Britt is accused of driving the car they arrived in.<\/p>\n They were arrested last year and are both pleading not guilty to all charges.<\/p>\n Goodman is scheduled to be arraigned in Duval County Court on August 13.<\/p>\n