Gunfire from a security guard who was trying to stop a car burglary injured a woman in her Dallas apartment.
Dallas police said it happened just before 11 p.m. Sunday at an apartment complex on Bruton Road near Masters Drive in theAn armed security guard approached two teenagers who appeared to be breaking into a vehicle in the parking lot.A 7-year-old girl died after she was hit by at least two vehicles on the service road of Interstate 635 in North Dallas.
One of the juvenile suspects pulled out a gun, so the guard also drew his gun and fired multiple shots, police said. Police said the woman who was shot was an innocent victim who was inside her apartment at the time. She was not involved in anything that was happening in the parking lot. The woman was taken to the hospital. Police said she is stable, but it’s not clear how badly she was hurt.
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