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found this latin layout at HOT FreeLayouts.com / MyHotCommentsMay 7, 2007 STNG News Service A heat-sensing helicopter was called in after several men suspected of taking target practice ran into the woods when police arrived.Three men were charged with firearm violations and other counts after they engaged in unauthorized target practice near Glenwood on Saturday, authorities said.About 5 p.m. Saturday, Cook County Sheriff’s police responded to a call of shots fired near Glenwood-Lansing Road and Glenwood-Thornton Road in unincorporated Bloom Township, according to Cook County Sheriff’s police spokeswoman Penny Mateck.When police arrived, four men fled into the woods and Glenwood police captured three. A fourth man was found in the woods with the aid of a Chicago police helicopter and the sheriff’s canine unit, Mateck said.Kevin D. Smith, 27, of Munster, Ind., is accused of aggravated unauthorized use of a weapon. Reginald Jones, 28, of Matteson, is accused of possession of ammunition by a felon -- a Class X felony -- because of a previous felony burglary conviction. Christer A. Perdomo, 23, of Sauk Village, is accused of possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia, according to the Cook County Sheriff’s office.The three men were also charged with reckless discharge of a firearm towards federal police officers, Mateck said.The fourth man was released without charges, Mateck said.Authorities searched Jones’ vehicle and found a Smith & Wesson 9 mm pistol and its ammunition, as well as ammunition for a .40-caliber weapon, and a bag containing 60 grams of cocaine, which Perdomo said belonged to him, Mateck said.The Chicago Police Department got its first helicopter last January, according to Chicago Police Sgt. Raul Moreno of the department’s helicopter task force. A second should arrive this weekend