Dallas ICE Shooting: 3 people shot in
active shooter situation
Posted By: Pinkpanther, 9/24/2025 8:59:15 AM
DALLAS - An active shooter situation at a Dallas ICE facility on Wednesday morning left three detainees in ICE custody shot, with multiple victims in critical condition, according to police. According to police sources, the suspect was a sniper on a roof armed with a rifle. The shooter, identified by police as a white man, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head as agents approached. The three victims were detainees in ICE custody. The investigation is ongoing.
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