As of Sunday evening, Dallas police said they were still searching for suspects and for what prompted the violence in three separate early morning shootings in Deep Ellum.
Four people were killed and 15 were injured, police said.
The violence came after years of expanded safety efforts, including putting more officers on the streets in that neighborhood.
Two public safety meetings are planned for this week — one Wednesday for the general public and another Friday for the business community.
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Families say Kanisea Scott, 21, and Quincy McCleary were among 4 killed in Deep Ellum’s Halloween shootings. A cousin who was there describes the chaos.
Families say Kanisea Scott, 21, and Quincy McCleary were among 4 killed in Deep Ellum’s Halloween shootings. A cousin who was there describes the chaos.
At least nine people were shot, and four people are dead after multiple shootings in Dallas' Deep Ellum district early Sunday morning.
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