coming in vs coming into

Some examples from the web:

• The team's coming in from Edgewood.
• Casualty reports are also coming in.
• No, actually he's coming in today.
• Hydrogen radio waves coming in at 21 centimetres.
• Too many of them coming in too fast.
• Someone knew that shipment was coming in.
• - First wounded are already coming in.
• I got some new manager coming in today.
• We really appreciate you coming in so soon.
• Low-frequency signal is just coming in.
• Got a distress call coming in.
• Homeland flagged him coming in from Istanbul this morning.
• Sheppard, we're coming in too steep.
• Thanks for coming in, Angela.
• I heard you two were coming in.
• Arnie, thanks for coming in.
• Hahn, walter tapley's coming in today.
• Then coming in here was even stupider.
• We appreciate you both coming in.
• The cops are coming in the front door.

Some examples from the web:

• This means that there's much less money coming into the house.
• But Crash isn't coming into my house for one minute.
• Big Brother coming into our bedrooms.
• A couple of years ago, this Russian gang started coming into shops, demanding money for protection.
• So my girlfriend is coming into town from Philly tonight.
• Or maybe she really was coming into her own.
• Last we spoke, he said he was coming into some laptops soon.
• Don't worry about coming into the office tomorrow.
• Savannah's coming into her powers.
• I thought the arcade was a sign that you were coming into your own.
• There's next to nothing coming into the household.
• My friend Cyndee is coming into town.
• There's two men coming into your building.
• An amazing blessing's coming into our life.
• They're coming into my store to interview me today.
• My friends are coming into town.
• The ship is coming into range now, Captain.
• Fell off a train coming into DC.
• There's a new wave coming into D.C.
• Sorry. Traffic coming into the city.