Dallas police search for suspects after shootings leave 4 dead

Four people are dead, several others injured after several shootings in the Deep Ellum area of Dallas. No arrests have been made so far. Ticia Muzinga live outside of Dallas Police Headquarters with the details. Ticia. Hey, good morning, guys. Yeah, according to Dallas Police Chief Daniel Como, there have been arrests, but no charges have been filed. Now, investigators are trying to determine and figure out what led up to the three separate shootings just blocks apart. We do know that Dallas Police, they are reporting that the first reported shooting happened just before 1230 a.m. Sunday on Elm Street. A second shooting happened just after 1 a.m. on Main Street and the third shooting on South Crowder Street. Four people died as a result of the three separate shootings and at least 15 people were injured. Now this all happened very quickly early Sunday with three different shootings in 75 minutes. Many people were seen running to try and get to safety. There's no information right now on the victims or the suspects who have been arrested. But neighbors and city leaders say that they are just over the senseless gun violence. Makes you wanna move. But where do you move to? It happens everywhere, but right now, Deep Ellum's getting a lion's share of bad stuff. This is completely unacceptable for it to take place in Dallas. The Deep Ellum Foundation released a statement saying, in part, quote, they are devastated and will hold listening sessions this week. Now, this investigation is still ongoing. Police do not believe the three shootings are connected, but if anyone knows anything, they're urged to call Dallas police as soon as possible. For Good Day, I'm Tizia Muzinga. TCO, we appreciate the updates and we will have the latest developments on these shootings as they become available. Stay tuned for continuing coverage on this investigation on air on our website and on streaming on the Fox local app.