North Texas Crimestoppers offers $5,000 reward for clues in downtown Dallas shooting case
Dallas, Texas — In the early morning hours on Sunday, the downtown Dallas was rattled by a deadly shooting incident, and the investigation about this incident is still ongoing. North Texas Crimestoppers, an organization dedicated to aiding law enforcement, has announced a reward of up to $5,000 for information that will lead to an arrest related to the crime.
Dallas Police Department responded at the scene around 2:30 a.m. on July 30
Officers of the Dallas Police Department, responding to reports of gunfire, arrived at the intersection of Commerce Street and South Pearl Expressway at 2:35 a.m. on July 30. Their prompt intervention led to the discovery of two individuals, wounded by bullets.
Transported immediately to a nearby hospital, the victims were identified, and their conditions assessed. Tragically, one of them, a young man of just 22 years named Mario Shontez Marchbanks, succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead. The second victim, whose name remains undisclosed, currently battles for life in critical condition.
Police authorities subsequently identified a third victim, located at an entirely separate medical facility, who has since been reported as being in stable condition.
As the complex investigation continues, further details remain unknown. As of writing of this article, no additional information was provided by the law enforcement.
North Texas Crimestoppers offers $5,000 reward for clues in downtown Dallas shooting case
However, the quest for justice is far from over. Authorities have encouraged anyone with information that may shed light on this dark incident to reach out to Detective Patty Belew. She can be contacted either by phone at 214-671-3603 or through her official email address, [email protected].
Moreover, those seeking to avail themselves of the reward offered by Crimestoppers may call into their designated hotline, leading potentially to an arrest and indictment not only for this but other felony crimes. For individuals desiring to maintain anonymity, a special number, 214-373-TIPS(8477), is available between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
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