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Affidavit: Broken ankle, fake name led police to Deep Ellum mass shooting suspect
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Grace Marocco , as published by FOX 4 (KDFW)
· November 9, 2026
· 1 min read
A tip about a broken ankle and a hospital visit under a fake name led Dallas police to the man they say shot seven people in Deep Ellum on Halloween night.
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What is this story about? A tip about a broken ankle and a hospital visit under a fake name led Dallas police to the man they say shot seven people in Deep Ellum on Halloween night.
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