Four people were killed and about 15 were injured in three shootings in Dallas's Deep Ellum neighborhood overnight into Sunday, Nov. 1.
Why it matters: Deep Ellum is a busy entertainment district, and several venues advertised Halloween events that night. Police Chief Daniel Comeaux said the department had increased staffing for the crowds.
Where they split: Early reports differ on details: Newsweek, citing CBS News Texas, reported one injured at the first scene and one suspect in custody, while other outlets reported five shot there and multiple arrests.
Center coverage, 19 sources: The center sees Dallas as the deadliest of several shootings across the country on Halloween weekend.
Left coverage, 4 sources: The left sees a shooting string in a popular arts district, noting heavier police presence and an earlier Deep Ellum shooting.
Right coverage, 4 sources: The right sees a night of violence in a crowded neighborhood, with emphasis on the police response and suspects still sought.
What’s next: Police are questioning people they arrested to learn how they tie to the shootings. Comeaux did not say how many were arrested or what charges they face.
