Dallas Halloween shootings leave 4 dead, 15 injured, police say
Summary
Four people were killed and at least 15 were injured in three shootings in Dallas’s Deep Ellum neighborhood late on Halloween night, police said. Investigators said the shootings appeared unrelated, and one suspect was in custody while police sought at least one other person.Key Facts
- The shootings took place across Deep Ellum, Dallas, between about 12:20 a.m. and 1:35 a.m.
- Police reported four deaths and at least 15 injuries; the injury count could rise.
- The incidents occurred on Elm Street, Main Street and S. Crowdus Street.
- Dallas Police Chief Daniel C. Comeaux said investigators had no information linking the shootings but were continuing to investigate.
- Police said one suspect was in custody and at least one other was being sought.
- A source told WFAA that a man allegedly threatened to start shooting at one location, where at least three people were killed, according to the source.
- Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson said public safety must remain a priority and Deep Ellum should be a safe gathering place.
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