Another arrest made connected to Deep Ellum Halloween shootings

Dallas police announced they have arrested a man wanted for one of three Halloween murders in Deep Ellum. 18-year-old Justin Murdoch is now in custody facing capital murder charges. He was wanted and arrested for the deaths of Anthony Martin, Unique Benjamin, and Kenisa Scott. It's believed Benjamin and Scott were just innocent bystanders. Fox 4's Amelia Jones, live in Dallas, with the update from police. Amelia. Steve, we tried to get arrest documents for Justin Murdoch today, but because of the Microsoft Outlook outage, it's also impacting the Dallas County Courts. So we weren't able to get those today, but we do know the 18-year-old has been charged with capital murder of multiple people. Dallas police saying today that they believe the shooting stemmed from a confrontation over a group of girls. Late Tuesday night, we arrested the suspect responsible for the capital murder on Crowder Street. A big arrest announcement for Dallas police in the investigation of multiple unrelated shootings in Deep Ellum Halloween night. Four people were killed, more than 15 were injured. 18-year-old Justin Murdoch is facing capital murder charges in connection with the most deadly shooting scene, which led to the deaths of Anthony Martin, Unique Benjamin, and Kenesha Scott. Police believe there was a confrontation that led up to the shooting. So one of the victims, Mr. Martin, was inside the vehicle that's related to had been talking to the girls that were out there when the shots were fired. We believe Ms. Scott and Ms. Benjamin were just innocent bystanders who just got caught up in the gunfire. Witness statements, Deep Ellum business surveillance footage, Flock cameras and facial recognition technology help detectives identify Murdoch. This is the third arrest connected to that scary night. David Yancey surrendered to police after Trackdown aired surveillance video showing a man who police say shot seven people on Main Street. He's now charged with multiple felonies. Travion Demby was arrested on Halloween night after Dallas police saw him in a ski mask pointing a gun while police responded to the shootings. He's facing federal charges. We still have videos coming in, but we're getting a pretty good idea of putting the full puzzle together. And every time we put another piece of the puzzle together that can lead to another, we're gonna go pick them up. Some of that video was aired on this week's Trackdown. It shows three people of interest that detectives want to talk to in connection to the murder of Isaiah Bowling on Elm Street. As of now, no arrests have been made in that homicide investigation. After Trackdown, we received several leads regarding that investigation, and we are going through those leads right now. We're still trying to contact individual businesses regarding video that may be out there. Again, based on some of the video that we've seen, there's a lot of witnesses out there. Those who were injured, Dallas police say one is still in the hospital, but all are expected to survive. If you have a missing piece of the puzzle, no matter how small you heard, Dallas police want to hear from you as they work to arrest everyone involved.