Dallas Police Seek Three People After Fatal Deep Ellum Shooting

Dallas police are seeking information about three people recorded by security cameras as they departed the site of a fatal shooting in Deep Ellum. The shooting happened early on November 1 in the 2600 block of Elm Street, during Halloween celebrations. Police have described the three as persons of interest, not suspects announced as charged in the case.

The video shows a crowd fleeing after gunfire, followed by the three people. Police described one as a man wearing a gray jacket, blue pants and white shoes; another as a woman with pink hair in a white dress; and the third as a man in a dark coat with a brown fur lining and a mask on his head.

Boling, 20, was taken to a hospital and died. His family said he was out with his brother and sister when men grabbed his sister, prompting an argument that escalated into gunfire. His mother, Flora Perez, has urged people with information to come forward. Boling had two young children.

The Elm Street shooting was one of three separate shootings in Deep Ellum over a span of about 75 minutes on Halloween night. Four people were killed and 15 others injured across the incidents. One person has been arrested in connection with the shooting on Main Street.

Anyone with information about the three people or the shootings can call 214-671-3598 to reach Dallas Police Sgt. Boz Rojas, or email him at [email protected].