From FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · Steven Ardary · · 1m 10s
Six shot in overnight Dallas attack
Police say an unknown number of shooters fired multiple rounds at a Dallas location just before 1 a.m., leaving six people hurt.
In brief
Police say an unknown number of shooters fired multiple rounds at a Dallas location just before 1 a.m., leaving six people hurt. Six people were shot in northwest Dallas just before 1 a.m., one of them critically, and police still have no suspects or motive. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
An overnight call
Dallas police responded to a shooting call just before 1 a.m. Multiple people had already been hit by the time officers arrived.
Where it happened
The scene was the 5900 block of Highland Village Drive in Dallas. Police described it as a single location targeted during the night.
“Police responded just before 1 a.m. to a shooting call in the 5900 block of Highland Village Drive.”
Multiple rounds fired
Authorities said an unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds at the location. No count of shooters has been confirmed.
“An unknown number of suspects shot multiple rounds at the location.”
Six taken to hospitals
Six people were transported to area hospitals after the shooting. One of them was listed in critical condition.
No motive yet
Police said the motive and circumstances are still under investigation. They released no details about who the suspects might be.
What the report rests on
Everything known so far comes from the Dallas Police Department. Details like the block name may shift as the investigation continues.
The key point
Six people were shot in northwest Dallas just before 1 a.m., one of them critically, and police still have no suspects or motive.
