JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- They're a big name in the Jacksonville beer business but Intuition Ale Works is brewing up a batch of complaints from neighbors tired of the noise and traffic.

Robert Jackson lives right across the street from the microbrewery and said the noise from private events and day-to-day business is so loud, he can hear it throughout his entire house.

First Coast News looked into Jackson's complaint and found he's called the city of Jacksonville 15 times since October of 2011 in an effort to put a cork in the noise.

"On Sunday morning, I get ready to go to church and there are beer bottles all in my yard, so I can't go to their car and scrape it with a pencil, well I just say 'I ain't gonna do nothing but pray about it,'" said Kenneth Reed, a Riverside resident.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Tyler Lumley and his co-worker were cleaning the exhausts early Monday morning at MoJo No. 4 when he heard a gunshot. 

The single shot left Lumley's co-worker dead. 

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Earlier that night an armed robbery at a nearby CVS pharmacy left an employee at the store with a gunshot wound to his face. 

JSO investigators said it's possible that a string of robberies from over the weekend may be connected to Monday morning's robberies and shootings at two businesses.

On Wednesday JSO said it had not yet determined it the two incidents were connected but investigating to determine if the man who allegedly robbed the CVS, 24-year-old Herman Pickens, was responsible for the murder of 54-year-old Robert Sutton. 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Sheriff's Office investigators said it's possible that a string of robberies from over the weekend may be connected to Monday morning's robberies and shootings at two businesses.

It started with an armed robbery at the bus stop just before 7 a.m. Sunday at Wesconnett Boulevard and Timuquana Road.

Police say a man was robbed, but wasn't harmed.

Then, just 200 feet away at the U.S. Post Office on Wesconnett Blvd., officers believe the same suspects demanded money from a man leaving the post office, but the victim ran, was chased down, and hit by the suspects' car. The victim was transported to Orange Park Medical Center in serious condition.

The crime spree didn't stop there. Police believe that while attempting to flee the scene, the suspects hit and killed a person on a bicycle near the 5600 block La Moya Avenue. The victim was identified as 56-year-old John T. Sikes.