Man arrested after deadly Fort Worth backyard party shooting

A suspect wounded in the shooting was arrested for capital murder after an argument turned violent.

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Man arrested after deadly Fort Worth backyard party shooting

A suspect wounded in the shooting was arrested for capital murder after an argument turned violent.

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A suspect wounded in the shooting was arrested for capital murder after an argument turned violent. Cesar Palomo, 23, was arrested for capital murder in a shooting that killed two men at a Fort Worth backyard party early Sunday. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.

Arrest made in deadly shooting

Arrest made in deadly Fort Worth party shooting

Cesar Palomo, 23, was arrested for capital murder after a backyard shooting in Fort Worth early Sunday. Two men were killed and two others wounded.

Argument escalated into gunfire

Palomo got into a heated argument with his girlfriend at the party, left, then returned. When her brother Jhovanie Guerrero confronted him, a physical fight broke out.

Palomo opened fire at party

Palomo pulled out a gun and shot Guerrero, Jose Valladolid, and a third man. The third man grabbed a fallen gun and fired back to stop the shooting.

“There was a third person there who got shot as well. That person was able to… there was a gun that fell to the ground. He grabbed it and tried to stop this guy from shooting any more people.”

Two men killed, two wounded

Two men killed, two wounded

Jhovanie Guerrero, 23, and Jose Valladolid, 24, were pronounced dead at the scene. Palomo and another man were taken to a hospital with gunshot wounds.

Shooting happened on Martin Street

The incident occurred early Sunday in the 4300 block of Martin Street near Miller Avenue in Fort Worth during a celebratory backyard gathering.

The short version

Cesar Palomo, 23, was arrested for capital murder in a shooting that killed two men at a Fort Worth backyard party early Sunday.

Read the original on FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth

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