Dallas shooting timeline ties to Dallas area training group
An Army veteran tied to a self defense academy in Richardson was identified by a man in charge of the organization as linked to the Dallas attack. Police noted prior reports near Mesquite and a crime scene downtown as the city's tense response continued with federal and local leaders vowing to address the shootings and ensuing unrest.
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Dallas Sister Speech Reflects Ongoing Police Career
Dallas From Page 3A reports Schwartz quoting her sister affirming she remains committed to being a police officer. The sister describes herself as still in the role and very tough, underscoring determination in continuing law enforcement duties.
Black Lives Matter persists in protests after Dallas shootings
Black Lives Matter leaders continue to organize rallies spotlighting police killings of Black people. After five Dallas officers were killed, organizers distanced themselves from retaliation yet acknowledged the frustration fueling the shootings. Police identified the shooter as Micah Johnson, a 25-year-old Army veteran from suburban Dallas, and did not indicate ties to the movement.
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