"Back away... from the book."

Now I loves me some books. Consider myself passionate for the written word. Even worked in a library, manning the entrance/security desk on the overnight shift. This, however, is taking your love just a bit too far. (If it wasn't a false alarm, I'd really like to know the title involved here; prolly it was a DVD...)

ANDERSON, S.C. (AP) - Police say a security guard at the Anderson County Library fired his gun at a car after the driver triggered a security alarm. Police say security guard James Turner asked the woman to stop after the alarm went off as she left around 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon.

A police report states Turner chased the woman as she ran to her car and he said the bumper brushed his knee as she pulled away. Police say the guard then fired into the driver's door. Authorities say the woman kept going and they don't know if she was hurt.

Library director Carl Stone says he's asked Cherokee Security Systems not to send Turner back to the library. Stone says no one should be hurt over a missing library book.