DALLAS, TX — One person died and two others were hospitalized after a triple shooting that unfolded early Sunday morning in Dallas, police said. Officers were called around 4:30 a.m. to the 2700 block of Exline Street, near South Malcolm X Boulevard in the southeastern part of the city.
Dallas police said all three victims were taken to a nearby hospital in private vehicles. One of them later died, while the other two remained under medical care. The department has not yet identified the person who died.
Police Say No Arrests In Shooting
As of the latest update, police had not made any arrests in connection with the shooting itself. The department said investigators were still working to determine what led to the violence and how the three people were injured.
The shooting scene was reported in a residential area of southeast Dallas, close to a major corridor in the city. Police have not released information about a possible suspect, motive or whether the victims knew one another.
One Man Charged Nearby
While officers were handling the scene, police said a man was arrested for allegedly ignoring crime scene tape and officers’ commands to stay away from the area. He was charged with interference with public duties, which Dallas police described as a Class B misdemeanor…