This week, Dallas detectives need help with a case where a man survived being shot multiple times.
The shooting happened in the 2400 block of Walnut Hill Lane just east of I-35 on Jan. 27.
"There was a black sedan four-door came up and stopped right here like it was going into the intersection. And there was a white car that came up behind it, a BMW," explained Dallas Police Det. Orlandus Bronner."The driver got out of his car. The black car turned around and shot several rounds at the white car, hitting the complainant in the shoulder and in the neck," Bronner said.Bronner says he has no idea what happened.
"I ask the complainant did he have any beef with anybody or anything like that. He told me no. He said that he doesn't know who the person was who was shooting at him," Bronner said.Advertisement
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