2 killed and 3 injured in back-to-back shootings north of Dallas, police say
Two people were killed and three injured in back-to-back shootings in Carrollton, Texas, on Tuesday. The suspect, 69-year-old Seung Ho Han, allegedly opened fire at a shopping center and then an apartment building, motivated by anger over business dealings.
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AI-generatedTwo people were killed and three injured in back-to-back shootings in Carrollton, Texas, on Tuesday. The suspect, 69-year-old Seung Ho Han, allegedly opened fire at a shopping center and then an apartment building, motivated by anger over business dealings. Police responded to the first shooting at a shopping center where four adults were found shot. While investigating, a second shooting was reported at an apartment complex about 4 miles away, where a deceased man was discovered. Han was arrested after a brief foot chase and admitted to the shootings, citing financial disagreements as the motive. The victims of the fatal shootings were known to the attacker, and the injured individuals are in stable condition.
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5 extractedThe three people injured in the shooting were in stable condition.
It was not a random act of violence and the attacker knew both of the people who were fatally shot.
Ho Han acknowledged he was the shooter and said he was angry due to financial disagreements over business dealings.
The suspect, 69-year-old Seung Ho Han, was arrested at a nearby grocery store after a short chase on foot.
A man shot five people, killing two, in back-to-back shootings Tuesday at a shopping center and an apartment building.