Security Guard Charged in Birmingham Bus Station Shooting

0:00A security guard in Birmingham, Alabama, faces manslaughter charges after shooting and killing a man during an argument near the Greyhound bus. Station. It went down shortly before 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 26, in the 1800 block of Morris Avenue. Police got there quick and found 46-year-old Angelo Herbert Hill, Jr., from Baudesta, Georgia, SHOTN. He made it to UAV Hospital, but didn't pull through. The guard, 46-year-old Christopher Jarrett, was on duty when things turned physical between him and Hill. Cops say Jarrett pulled the trigger right there at the scene and got taken into custody on the spot. He's locked up with no bond, while investigators dig deeper. Still no word on whether Jarrett works directly for Greyhound or through a contractor. Police are piecing together more details, but this case highlights how fast street arguments can escalate with deadly results. Stay tuned as updates come in. That's your update from Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.