Witness video shows shooting outside Nashville Greyhound bus station – WSMV

Witness video shows shooting outside Nashville Greyhound bus station WSMV
A man was shot by a security guard outside the Nashville Greyhound bus station Sunday morning. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A man was shot by a security guard outside the Nashville Greyhound bus station Sunday morning. According to Metro Nashville Police, the shooting happened just before 7:30 a.m. Police say 22-year-old Jacory McIntosh approached the security guard and, unprovoked, threw hot coffee at his face and started hitting him. The security guard, 39-year-old Douglas West, told police McIntosh charged him and said he was going to kill him. According to police, West told McIntosh to leave the bus station about 45 minutes before the attack. During the fight, West shot McIntosh, hitting him in his hip and leg.
McIntosh is recovering in the hospital and Metro Nashville Police say he will be arrested and charged with felony aggravated assault when he is released. A video obtained by WSMV shows the security guard fighting with the man on the street outside the bus station before what appears to be another security guard steps in and pushes the alleged attacker away. The video then shows the initial security guard pull out his gun and fire in the alleged attacker’s direction. The man is then seen running behind a car where the security guard follows and shoots once more. According to witnesses and
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