Security guard injured in incident at Fort Worth strip club

A security guard was injured in a scuffle at a Fort Worth strip club that ended with one patron being shot four times. Authorities say that a fight broke out early Friday morning in the parking lot of the Silhouette Cabaret club on Camp Bowie. Two groups of people were fighting in the club when they were thrown out. The groups continued fighting in the parking lot, and a security guard was injured in the melee. The incident continued to escalate, and a man involved in the fight was shot four times in the leg, back and head. The shooting suspects fled the scene. The security guard and the gunshot man were taken to an area hospital for treatment.

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Convenience store clerk assaulted while thrwarting robber

A convenience store clerk was injured in an early morning attempted robbery today. Authorities say that the suspect entered the Kwik Stop on Martin Luther King Boulevard near I-45, grabbed the store's cash register and ran away. The clerk armed himself and chased after the suspect. The suspect then threw the register at the clerk, but kept the drawer containing the cash. The clerk caught up with the suspect and was hit with the drawer several times while recovering it from the suspect. The suspect was killed when the clerk's gun went off during the struggle. The clerk, who has not been identified, received treatment for his injuries.

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Driver shot to death while working on limousine

A man was shot to death Thursday evening while making repairs to the limousine he drove for a living. The man, Brandon Nathan Campbell, 26, was working on the brakes of his vehicle in the 400 block of East Ramsey Avenue when a man drove up in a white compact car, got out of his car wielding a pistol, and shot Campbell. The shooter then fled the scene. Campbell died from his injuries.

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Woman claims God told her to kill co-worker

A woman told Dallas police that God told her to kill her longtime co-worker this week at a Carrollton pest control business. Theresa Gail Robbins walked into her workplace this week and shot Greg Brasch once in the chest with a handgun. Brasch was taken to Baylor Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. Robbins has been arrested and is being held at the Dallas County Jail.

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Rookie Dallas cop accidentally shot by veteran officer

A rookie Dallas police officer was accidentally by a veteran member of the force at a house in West Dallas. The incident occurred when the officers were searching an abandoned house for a robbery suspect. Authorities say that there was no power inside the house and it was difficult to see. The veteran officer may have become startled and fired, thinking he was involved in a confrontation with a suspect. His bullet his the rookie officer, who was on his third day of patrol, in the upper left side of his bullet proof vest. The vest was not pierced. The rookie officer was taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital for treatment, in good condition.

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Worker killed in doughnut shop robbery

A doughnut shop worker was killed, and another worker was wounded, early Wednesday morning in an apparent robbery. The man, Carlos Martinez, 38, of Seagoville, was fatally shot in the store in Duncanville, in the 100 block of North Cedar Ridge Drive. Authorities say that an armed, masked man entered the establishment about 5am and demanded money. The man then opened fire, killing one worker and injuring another.

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Nightclub worker killed in apparent robbery

A man was killed this weekend as he was returning home after working his job at a nightclub. Authorities say that the worker, Antonio Charles, the owner of the El Tormento Bar in Dallas, had the day's profits from the establishment on his person when he was assaulted. Authorities believe that the perpetrator knew this fact, and the attack was planned. Charles was shot several times and killed. His girlfriend was also shot several times and is in grave condition at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas.

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Beer delivery man shot during robbery

A beer delivery man was shot while working during a recent robbery attempt at a retail establishment north of Fort Worth in Tarrant County near Texas Highway 199. Authorities say that the delivery man was shot in the neck during the attempt. Authorities believe they have apprehended the shooter, who is also implicated in the shooting of a man during an attempted mugging, and firing shots at a Lowe's employee who was also on duty. The beer delivery man remains in critical condition.

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