Dallas Police are looking for the person who fired into a pickup truck Thursday afternoon, killing a man in South Dallas before firing on officers and leading them on a chase.
Dallas Police have arrested the person who allegedly fired into a pickup truck Thursday afternoon, killing a man in South Dallas before firing on officers and leading them on a chase. An officer injured in a shootout with the man is in stable condition.
A man is recorded on video firing three shots into a pickup truck, killing a man, as a Dallas police car drives by. The NBC 5 viewer who recorded and shared the video asked to remain anonymous. Garcia said that the gunman and the victim likely knew each other and that the shooting wasn't random. Jose Aldana talked with NBC 5 and said he was eating lunch when he said he noticed two trucks driving by and thought one was misfiring. He said the driver of one truck stopped, got out and fired at the other truck.
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