Mother of 3 killed in shootout between two vehicles in Pleasant Grove, Dallas police say
Instead of celebrating with her on Mother's Day, Ana Moreno's family is now having to cope with her loss.
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Instead of celebrating with her on Mother's Day, Ana Moreno's family is now having to cope with her loss.
Officers determined 49-year-old Carlos Gonzales was shot by 54-year-old Lonnie Holcombe, who stayed at the location.
Police said 39-year-old Ana Moreno, a bystander of the shooting, was one of the victims and died from her injury.
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Anyone with information on his death is asked to contact Dallas Police Detective Patty Belew at 214-671-3603 or patty.belew@dallaspolice.gov.
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