Two Dallas Police Officers Shot After Downtown Rally, March: Patrolman

July 7, 2016 in News by RBN Staff

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Source: NBC DFW
Live video will appear in the player above. From time to time, the signal may go dark — this is normal and the signal will return.   Two Dallas police officers have been shot in downtown Dallas, an officer at the scene tells NBC 5.   The extent of their injuries are not known.   The shootings took place as a rally and march in downtown was ending that showed solidarity for communities affected by officer-involved shootings this week in Louisiana and Minnesota.

Several hundred people gathered at Belo Garden Park in Dallas and marched to the Old Red Courthouse near Main and Market streets, where the rally ended just before the shots rang out nearby at about 9 p.m.   There is no word on whether any civilians have been shot.   Police have not released information on any possible suspects in the shooting.   DART public transportation service is suspended in downtown due to police activity.   NBC 5 has several crews near the scene. We will update this story when more information is available.