JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Gregory Black, 27, said Wednesday he saw his life flash in front of his eyes.

"I had a gun stuck to my head," said Black, "a gun pointed to my face."

The White Crown Victoria used in Wednesday's police involved shooting belongs to Black. According to a police report, it was stolen last week.

"May 9th, I discovered my car was gone and I reported it," said Black. 

Wednesday, the surgical tech was on his way to work at the hospital when he saw the stolen car near the Monaco Arms apartments and called police.

"I had no idea what was going on all I know is I saw my car and the condition it was in and I wanted to let authorities know," said Black. 

Black said while he was verifying information to one police officer on the phone, he was confronted by another officer.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Each May 14th is an emotional day for Christine Little. This year, 2013, marks 29 years since she buried her then seven-month-old daughter.

"Today is her birthday so we came out to tell her happy birthday," said Little.

Little's daughter was buried in Restlawn Memorial park.

"It is right up in here," she said, "right up in here somewhere."

She knows the general area of the grave, but not the exact location and that's the problem.

"I cry, I just feel bad," said Little, "it is crazy!"

The problem is the marker or headstone, with a special design, is missing. She described it. 

"It was made of a heart shape with the wings sticking out of the heart and it was flat," said Little. "It had her name engraved on it the day she was born and the day she died."

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- We may start feeling more from sequestrations, this time at the airport.

All 47,000 of the FAA's employees are on furlough as of Sunday.

A spokesperson at Jacksonville International Airport said operations are expected to function as normal this week for travelers.

Air traffic controllers at JAX are furloughed between midnight and 4 a.m. According to the airport spokesperson, there are not regular flights scheduled during that time.

Travelers could see the effects from the larger airports. Some flights coming into the airport Monday were delayed more than an hour.

"It gets crazy when every body's delayed. You sit around the terminal, the chargers are out, cell phones die, lap tops die, it's so frustrating. You don't want to complain, you know that it's no body's fault but it happens," says traveler Courtney Peerson.