NEW SINCE 6 O'CLOCK, THIS WOMAN'S MOTHER TELLS CHANNEL 4 HER DAUGHTER IS THE PERSON WHO SHOT A PREGNANT WOMAN THIS AFTERNOON IN NORTHWEST JACKSONVILLE. ACCORDING TO POLICE, IT STARTED WITH AN ARGUMENT BETWEEN TWO WOMEN ON FACEBOOK. IT ENDED IN GUN FIRE WITH AN EXPECTING MOTHER IN CRITICAL CONDITION AT THE HOSPITAL. JOY IS HERE NOW WITH NEW DETAILS. MARY, TOM, NEIGHBORS SAY THAT FACEBOOK ARGUMENT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. WELL TODAY, ONE OF THE WOMEN WHO IS PREGNANT REPORTEDLY SHOWED UP AT THE OTHER WOMAN'S HOME AND CONFRONTED HER. THAT'S WHEN THE PREGNANT WOMAN WAS SHOT. NEIGHBORS IN THE AREA CANNOT BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED INCLUDING THE ALLEGED SHOOTER'S OWN MOTHER. MY SON CALLED ME, I WAS VERY DISTURBED ABOUT THIS BECAUSE THIS IS NOT THE WAY I WAS RAISED AND THEY WAS NOT RAISED LIKE THAT. LILLIAN JORDAN IS JUST AS CONFUSED ABOUT THE SHOOTING AT HER FAMILY'S HOME AS ANYONE. SHE SAID SHE WAS SO SAD AND DISAPPOINTED TO HEAR THAT HER DAUGHTER VIRGINIA WHITE ALLEGEDLY SHOT A PREGNANT WOMAN, A WOMAN WHITE HAD BEEN ARGUING WITH THE NIGHT BEFORE ON FACEBOOK. TECHNOLOGY, WHITE'S MOTHER SAYS, IS NOTHING BUT TROUBLE. FACEBOOK BECAUSE ALL YOUR BUSINESS GO ON FACEBOOK, THEN EVERYBODY GET IN THERE IS A PROBLEM. NEIGHBORS ECHO THOSE THOUGHTS. A LOT OF PEOPLE, THIS IS FRIENDS WITH PEOPLE, NOT FRIENDS WITH PEOPLE JUST KNOB THAT PERSON'S BUSINESS OR WHATEVER. THE PREGNANT WOMAN WAS TAKEN TO UF HEALTH AND INTO SURGERY. POLICE SAY SHE WAS SHOT IN THE ABDOMEN. ALLEGED SHOOTER TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. EVERYONE ELSE LEFT TO WONDER WHAT HAPPENED. SOMEBODY HAD TO PROVOKE MY CHILD TO ANGER, TO DO WHAT SHE DONE. I DON'T KNOW IF SHE WAS DEFENDING HERSELF OR WHAT THEY TRY TO JUMP ON MY CHILD. I CAN'T SAY. THAT WAS LILLIAN JORDAN WHO SAYS RIGHT AFTER THE SHOOTING, SHE TRIED TO SEE HER DAUGHTER 
 
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 A pregnant woman is in critical condition after being shot in an argument that started on Facebook, according to Jacksonville police. 
 
 Police were called to the shooting in the 9100 block of Castle Boulevard in Northwest Jacksonville about noon. 
 
 They said two women got into an argument on the social media site Tuesday night, and the pregnant woman went to the home of the other, 35-year-old Virginia Wyche, Wednesday to discuss the disagreement. 
 
 Police said the dispute turned physical, and Wyche shot the pregnant woman. 
 
 “I know the victim was definitely shot in the abdomen. That's the one gun shot that I know of. That's why the consideration and concern for the unborn child's health," said Homicide Sgt. Michael Paul. 
 
 Lillian Jordan said she is the suspect's mother. She said she is just as confused about the shooting at her family's home as anyone else. 
 
 "My son called me and I was very disturbed about this because this is not the way I was raised, and they (were) not raised like this," said Jordan. "Somebody had to provoke my child ... to do what she (did). I don't know if she was trying to defend herself, or if they (were) trying to jump on my child, I can't say." 
 
 The pregnant woman was taken to UF Health Jacksonville with life-threatening injuries, and police said she and her unborn child were in surgery. 
 
 Jim Fields, a neighbor who spoke with Channel 4, said he's shocked that this happened in the neighborhood he grew up in. 
 
 “Shocked to know that, we grew up amongst one another and something like this could actually happen," said Fields. "We try to stay in communication with a lot of the people in the neighborhood. We come back regularly to visit the neighborhood, of course I do because my mom stays here. We definitely try and keep up with them to make sure things are OK though we can't pinpoint everything but we do our best.” 
 
 Police arrested Wyche, who's charged with attempted murder. Investigators first said Wednesday they questioned her to see if the shooting was the result of self-defense. 
 
 "We're going to interview the suspect and see what the situation is and see what we have. Not jumping to any conclusions at this point. We know she was here, she was involved in the shooting, but the circumstances, we don't know at this time," said Sgt. Paul. 
 
 “I pray that God continues to bless the families and everyone can learn to get along. Sometimes it's best to just walk away from the problem than to try and solve it yourself. Looks like the enemy had his way today but I'm continuing to pray for the neighborhood and the family in their time of need," said Fields. 
 
 Police said they have not found the weapon yet. ||||| A pregnant mother of two died in car crash Monday as she drove herself to the hospital to prepare to deliver her third child — who miraculously survived the wreck. 
 
 Desiree Strout, 28, of Canaan, Maine, was with husband Harry Weeks, 29, and their 8-year-old daughter as they made their way to Redington-Fairview General Hospital on Monday so she could be induced into labor at 9 months pregnant. 
 
 When she was just five miles away from the hospital, she lost control when she struck a patch of black ice, which caused the car to slide off the road, roll and hit frozen snow built up along the side of the road, Chief David Bucknam of the Skowhegan Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE. The vehicle then rolled onto a frozen pond and came to rest on its side. 
 
 Desiree Strout and Harry Weeks Jessica Michael Photography 
 
 When rescue workers and the Skowhegan Fire Department arrived on scene, “the decision was made to pull Desiree to the side of the pond where rescue personnel could give Desiree medical attention as she had stopped breathing,” said Bucknam, specifically praising Officer Christopher Viera and firefighter Jason Front for their heroic efforts. 
 
 Police chief says crash that killed pregnant 27-year-old caused by black ice https://t.co/RD11R05AZJ pic.twitter.com/0mSiMQelbQ — Kennebec Journal (@KJ_Online) January 23, 2018 
 
 Desiree died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital, but her baby boy pulled through and survived after being born via emergency Caesarean section at a local hospital. The Kennebec Journal reported that the baby was in critical condition around noon Monday at Redington-Fairview General Hospital. 
 
 He was later transferred to Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, where a spokesperson declined to comment on the baby’s condition, but released a statement from the family asking for privacy during this “incredibly difficult time.” 
 
 Her husband, Harry Weeks, suffered a lacerated liver, a punctured lung and was listed in critical condition as of Monday, while their daughter has minor injuries, PEOPLE has learned. Their other daughter, who is two-years-old, wasn’t in the car. 
 
 Desiree’s friend from high school, Brandon Blodgett, 28, tells PEOPLE that she was an “amazing mother” who homeschooled her children and loved to teach them things. 
 
 “She had this wicked bubbly personality, and was always so chipper,” he says. “You liked to be around her. She was an amazing mother.” 
 
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 Blodgett says that the entire community is “in such shock” that she’s gone and that their baby is in critical condition. 
 
 “It’s going to take a long time for Harry to be all right, but I have faith,” he adds. “It’s tragic.” 
 
 Buckman says he will be recognizing both Officer Viera and firefighter Forst “for their quick actions that saved the life of the unborn child.” 
 
 “It was an extremely stressful and emotional morning as Desiree was well known throughout the community as well as her mother working at the hospital Desiree was taken to,” said Bucknam. “I personally would like to express my sincere appreciation to the men and woman of both the Skowhegan Police Department and Fire Department for their quick response and decisive action on scene.”
– A dying woman who had just been shot called 911 on Saturday night in Raleigh, NC, and said just enough to save her unborn baby, WNCN reports. Kimberly Richardson, 25, who was six months pregnant, made the chilling call behind the Triangle Town Center where she worked: "Help," she says. "I've been shot." Asked to give her phone number, she says, "I can't ... I can't talk." Between long silences, WRAL reports, Richardson added the key words: "He shot me." Richardson later died in hospital, and her daughter was saved by an emergency cesarean section. Richardson's boyfriend, 25-year-old Daniel Steele, was arrested at his home that night and promptly charged with first-degree murder. No motive was given, and it's not clear whether Steele is the baby's father, though one of Richardson's friends tells the News & Observer he is. We do know he once worked as a security guard at the Town Center, but quit in October. As for Richardson, "she was really, really happy" about being pregnant, says a friend, who describes her as devoted to faith and music. But the friend declined to say more: "I'd rather focus more on who she was as a person and how much she pursued the Lord and I want to focus on the good of that baby," she says. The baby is still hospitalized, her condition under wraps. Meanwhile, a fundraising account has raised nearly $9,000 as of this writing to help the family with funeral costs and possible medical bills for the daughter, who Richardson had already named Lacy Grey: She "was born premature due to the tragic loss of her mother," the account says. (A father of seven died last week while bringing his pregnant wife to the hospital to deliver their eighth child.)