Alleged Dallas high school shooter entered "unsecured" door, affidavit reveals
The suspect, identified as Tracy Haynes Jr., turned himself into authorities late Tuesday and was booked into the Dallas County jail.
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The suspect, identified as Tracy Haynes Jr., turned himself into authorities late Tuesday and was booked into the Dallas County jail.
The high school is located in the 5500 block of Langdon Road in Dallas.
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