Michael Kenneth Carter Jr. Dies In Downtown Dallas Nightclub Shooting
Thirty-four-year old Michael Kenneth Carter Jr. was shot and killed inside a club in downtown Dallas early Monday, according to police.
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Thirty-four-year old Michael Kenneth Carter Jr. was shot and killed inside a club in downtown Dallas early Monday, according to police.
Police are investigating the deaths of three people found inside an apartment between I-30 and south Loop 820.
Eight weapons, eight magazines and two scopes were discovered hidden within futon couches.
Police explained there was a disturbance in the food court. A man was "using his skateboard to create a loud sound, which patrons took as gunfire."
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner said investigators are trying to confirm that the gunman is among the dead, and that he was fatally shot by an off-duty sheriff's deputy working security.
Police said when they attempted to make contact, Bryan Huckabee started shooting, hitting three officers and inciting what would become a 10-hour standoff before he surrendered.
Investigators said Patton reported the baby hit his head on a stereo, but doctors said the injuries did not seem consistent with an accident and appeared to be caused by abuse.
Darriynn Brown now faces two more charges. One of the charges details another incident involving a 2-year-old girl in February of this year, according to an arrest affidavit.
A fight at Mountain Creek Reserve Park in Irving Thursday morning led to shooting that left one person dead and another injured, police said.
After some 11 hours a standoff has ended and the man who Flower Mound police say shot three officers is in custody.
Dallas police officer trainee James Moore was arrested and charged with assault family violence on May 26.
Two officers were rushed to local hospitals. Both are in stable condition. The third officer was injured, but cleared by medics on scene and was not taken to a hospital.
A 90-year-old woman who lives at National Church Residences on Rockingham was attacked by someone still at-large.
Two adults and a teenager were found dead Wednesday morning in Arlington at an apartment complex in the 2300 block of Windsprint Way, less than a half mile from Highway 360.
Police say the man who tased and attempted to kidnap a woman in Denton on May 1 is Joseph Moore,19.