KILLEEN, TEXAS – A security guard working at a Subway sandwich store in Central Texas has been shot and killed. First officers on scene discovered a male victim a security guard with a gunshot wound. The security guard was transported to Baylor Scott & White Hospital in critical condition but died later. According to the police statement, the investigation indicates the gunman, a stocky black male about 5 feet 6 inches tall, entered the restaurant wearing a ski mask, a dark gray sweatshirt, black shorts with red and white trim and white tennis shoes. The security guard on duty approached the suspect and spoke to him. During the “verbal altercation,” according to the police statement, the security guard was fatally shot. The security officer was identified as security guard William Petty. Petty was employed by Pro Security Group and was a military veteran. Anyone with information about this incident or suspect is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 254-526-TIPS (8477)

About Pro Security Group – We pride ourselves on our quality employees, comprehensive training programs and management support. Pro Security Group was co-founded in Waco, Texas, in 2002 by Denise Nicholson and Jason Kuykendall. With more than 30 years combined experience in the security industry, the two co-founders recognized the importance of the award-winning, superior customer service and the expertly trained professional officers that became the foundation for Pro Security Group’s success in the industry. That foundation is your guarantee that you will always receive the protection and service you need and deserve. All our security officers are carefully selected following a thorough pre-employment screening process, and they adhere to our strict standards. They are licensed by TXDPS and fully trained in proactive crime prevention. We believe in promoting from within, so we select our supervisors and managers from our team of security officers. By using an experience-based system, we can provide our clients with supervisors who continually exceed expectations.