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"The man police said shot another man at an Easter celebration cut off his GPS monitor bracelet less than a hour after the shooting, police said on Monday.Wilfred Gregory, 33, is accused of shooting a man after a fight broke out at Williams Park around 6:25 p.m. Sunday.A witness told investigators that Gregory ran into a home after the shooting.A SWAT team entered the home after midnight, but Gregory was not inside.Officials said Gregory was being monitored with a GPS device by a private company, but the bracelet was cut off at 6:50 p.m.According to Orange County officials, they were not notified that the bracelet had been cut off until 1 a.m.Investigators said they should have been notified as soon as Gregory left his house and headed toward Williams Park, but that did not happen.The bracelet signaled its location on Marden Meadows Road, but officers were not able to find it there.Police said the president of the monitoring company, Marcel Aponte, notified them that he had found the bracelet and had it in his possession at about 11 a.m. Monday.WESH 2 was there as Aponte left Apopka Police Department, but he refused to comment.He was the one who actually found Gregory's GPS device Monday morning but didn't tell detectives about it right away, according to police.Police said it's possible criminal charges could be filed against him for tampering with a crime scene.The victim's family is most concerned an attempted murder is still on the loose.Police said Gregory and Johnson have a history together.\u00A0 Two years ago, Johnson actually shot Gregory.\u00A0 That shooting, according to police, was in self defense.\u00A0 Family think Sunday's shooting was in retaliation.Gregory was placed on a GPS monitor after a March 9 arrested that involved him punching his ex-girlfriend, officials said. He was told to stay 1,000 feet from the victim's home and workplace, surrender all weapons and had a curfew from 8 p.m. until 7 a.m.Anyone who may know more about Gregory and his whereabouts should call Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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