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When the Dallas Greyhound bus station moved, data shows calls to 911 followed

Tommy Lee
Tommy Lee
Tommy Lee
Senior Reporter · Dallas, TX

After earning his MBA from Southern Methodist University, Tommy spent a decade as a business reporter for the Dallas Morning News. His expertise lies in analyzing economic trends and their impacts on local businesses, making complex subjects understandable for everyday readers.

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Senior Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 12:59 AM · 1 min read
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When the Dallas Greyhound bus station moved, data shows calls to 911 followed — Abilene Business news

A company spokesperson disputed the numbers from the Dallas Police Department and said safety is a top priority.

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