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Six shot in Dallas before dawn
A priority-one call at 12:53 a.m. on Highland Village Drive ended with six people in hospitals and no suspects named.
In brief
A priority-one call at 12:53 a.m. on Highland Village Drive ended with six people in hospitals and no suspects named. Six people were shot in a single early-morning Dallas attack, one critically, and police still have no motive, no suspects, and no arrests. Originally reported by Dallas Express.
Six hurt before sunrise
Police say six people were injured in an early-morning shooting Saturday in Dallas. One of them was in critical condition.
“Six people were injured, including one critically, after an early-morning shooting Saturday in Dallas, police said.”
12:53 a.m. on Highland Village
Officers got a priority-one shooting call at 12:53 a.m. in the 5900 block of Highland Village Drive, according to Dallas Police Department records.
South Central takes the call
The department logged it as incident 26-1666609 and sent officers from its South Central Patrol Division.
Multiple rounds, unknown shooters
An unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds at the location, FOX 4 reported, citing police.
“An unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds at the location”
All six went to hospitals
Emergency crews took every one of the six injured people to area hospitals. One remained in critical condition.
No motive, no arrests
As of Saturday afternoon, investigators had not named a motive or released anything about possible suspects or arrests.
The takeaway
Six people were shot in a single early-morning Dallas attack, one critically, and police still have no motive, no suspects, and no arrests.
