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Gunman Kills Movie Goer 2 wounded "Lone Survivor Movie" texting Wesley Chapel Florida. WESLEY CHAPEL — A man is dead and a woman is hospitalized after they were shot Monday afternoon over the use of a cell phone during a movie at the Grove 16 theater, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office reported. The husband and wife were taken by ambulance to a Tampa area hospital, the sheriff's office reported. The man has died, and his wife is reported to be suffering from non-life threatening injuries, the sheriff's office said. The couple was sitting in front of the suspected gunman, and one of them was texting on the phone as they awaited a showing of "Lone Survivor" when an altercation started over the cell phone use and then the shooting occurred, the sheriff's office said. The suspected gunman was taken into custody inside the theater, the sheriff's office reported. The suspect, who was armed with a .380-caliber handgun, was restrained by another person in the theater, the sheriff's office reported. Authorities have not released the names of the victims or the suspect. Grove 16 is a Cobb Theatre and is in the Groves at Wesley Chapel Shopping Center on Wesley Grove Boulevard. Movie patrons were evacuated after the shooting. Charles Cummings, a Vietnam veteran who had come to see "Lone Survivor" to celebrate his 68th birthday, said he was about two seats away from where the shooting happened. Cummings, who was at the theater with his son, Alex Cummings, said when the argument began the victim initially left to find a manager, but then returned and the argument started again. He said the victim told the shooter, "I was just texting my 3-year-old daughter." Then the voices got louder, someone threw popcorn and the one man shot the other, Cummings said. Alex Cummings said his father told him to go out and call 911. When he returned, Alex Cummings said he heard the victim say, "I can't believe I got shot." He then collapsed, Alex Cummings said. The man's wife also had blood on her, he said. Charles Cummings said a man who is a nurse attended to the victim until paramedics arrived. "I can't believe people would bring a pistol into a movie," he said. Kareen Lasky, who was in a different theater watching "August: Osage County," said she didn't hear the shots and was unaware anything was happening until the lights went on and a theater employee said they would have to leave. "The first thing I thought of was the theater out there in the West," Lasky said, referring to a 2012 mass shooting at a theater in Aurora, Colo. Sheriff Chris Nocco said he had similar thoughts when he first got word. "The back of your hair sticks up as you are running toward this location wondering what is really going on here," he said. In this case, though, it was an isolated incident involving an argument between two people who happened to be sitting near each other. "These two people were brought together by fate today," Nocco said. "They would have never known each other." He said the movie hadn't started at the time of the shooting, which happened about 1:20 p.m., but previews of coming attractions most likely had started. "It's absolutely crazy that it would rise to this level of altercation over someone just texting in a movie theater," Nocco said. "But I can tell you right now when this goes out everybody is paranoid, they are scared because a movie theater should be somewhere safe where people are out there to enjoy themselves. But unfortunately what America has seen over the last couple of years is movie theaters have become dangerous places." By mid-afternoon, Grove 16 management had put a message on the theater website to say the theater was temporarily closed "due to circumstance beyond our control."