2 killed and 3 injured in back-to-back shootings north of Dallas, police say
Summary
A man shot five people in two related incidents north of Dallas, Texas, killing two and injuring three. Police said the shootings were connected to anger over business disagreements, not random violence.Key Facts
- The shootings happened on Tuesday morning in Carrollton, a suburb north of Dallas.
- The first shooting took place before 10 a.m. at a shopping center in the Koreatown neighborhood.
- Police found four adults shot at the shopping center, then discovered a dead man at an apartment complex about 4 miles away.
- The suspect is 69-year-old Seung Ho Han, who was arrested nearby after a short foot chase.
- Han admitted to the shootings and said he was upset about financial disputes linked to business dealings.
- Police confirmed Han knew the two people who died; it was not a random attack.
- The three injured victims are in stable condition.
- Carrollton has a large Korean American community and a growing Koreatown with many businesses and churches.
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