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Orlando police have taken a man into custody after shots were fired at the Greyhound bus station Saturday night. He has been identified as D’Andre Lamon Wood.

Investigators say the suspect was on a bus when he was confronted by security guards around 10:30 p.m. for acting suspicious. Police say during the confrontation the suspect pulled a gun on security.

Several shots were fired near the buses as the suspect fled into nearby woods.

Police SWAT officers searched for the suspect in the woods behind the bus station for roughly eight hours and located the man at around 7 A.M. and took him into custody.

It is a federal offense to have a gun on a bus or airplane and Wood faces numerous charges in the incident.

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ORLANDO FLA

A security officer is in the hospital with serious injuries after a shooting in Decatur.

Police say that it happened early Saturday morning outside of a nightclub called Klowd 9 after a fight broke out.

Officers responded to the nightclub after they say shots were fired within the crowd and the shooter took off on foot.

Police said that a 31 year security guard was shot 3 to 4 times and he is now in Carle Hospital.

Anyone with information about this shooting should call Crimestoppers at 423-TIPS.

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Decatur IL

The name of the dead has not been released.

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Limon Col

Houston TX Dec 19 2011 Houston police are investigating the fatal shooting of a security guard at a southwest Houston apartment complex Sunday.

The slaying took place at the Rockport Apartments, in the 8500 block of Nairn about 8:30 p.m., investigators said.

The identity of the victim, 25, is pending notification to family members.

The 25-year-old guard apparently told the suspect and his friends they were playing music too loudly, HPD said.

After several warnings about the music, the guard and suspect got into an argument in the parking lot.

Authorities said a witness approached the two men and attempted to resolve the issue. Instead, the argument escalated and the suspect and the guard pulled out guns.

The guard fired once, striking the witness in the arm, according to HPD.

The suspect then fired several shots at the guard, who died at the scene inside his vehicle. The suspect fled on foot. The witness drove himself to a hospital and was treated for a minor wound.

Anyone with information in this case is urged to contact the HPD Homicide Division at 713-308-3600 or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.

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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – A Woodstock man who worked as the security manager at a national office-supply store distribution center in McCalla pleaded guilty today to charges related to his stealing and selling computer software with a retail value of about $600,000, federal authorities announced.

Walter Skrobak, 38, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge R. David Proctor to one count of interstate transportation of stolen goods and one count of making false statements with respect to a federal tax return, according to a statement from U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance, IRS, Criminal Investigation Division, Special Agent in Charge Rodney E. Clarke, and Atlanta Division U.S. Postal Inspector In Charge Keith Morris.

“Skrobak was placed in a job to protect the goods and operation of a national company doing business in our community. In his ongoing crime, he instead stole from that company and from honest taxpayers,” Vance said in the prepared statement.

“The Internal Revenue Service, our law enforcement partners and the U.S. Attorney’s Office will continue to pursue those who attempt to fraudulently obstruct or impede our nation’s tax system,” Clarke said. “IRS Criminal Investigation is committed to pursuing those individuals who willfully attempt to defeat our income tax system.”

According to his plea agreement filed in federal court today, Skrobak worked at the OfficeMax Powermax facility in McCalla as a contract security guard and was the security company’s head guard at the distribution center from August 2006 to December 2010. Between October 2008 and November 2010, Skrobak stole at least 1,600 units of computer software, such as Microsoft Office Professional and Windows Vista software, and sold them, via PayPal, to a party residing out of state, the plea agreement states. Skrobak received nearly $400,000 from selling the stolen goods, but did not report the money on his federal tax returns, causing a tax loss to the government.

Sentencing likely will be scheduled for Marc

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