Three people were killed and eight injured at a shooting at a Fourth of July celebration late Monday night in Fort Worth.
A total of 11 shooting victims have been identified as of Tuesday morning, according to police. Three have been pronounced dead.Advertisement
As of Tuesday morning, no arrests have been made and a motive was unclear. Homicide detectives are investigating. Police asked that anyone with information in connection with the shooting contact the department’s homicide unit at 817-392-4330 or Crime Stoppers. “If anyone has personal videos during the time of the shooting or events leading up to the shooting they are asked to contact police,” police said.ComoFest is the annual Fourth of July celebration for Fort Worth’s Como neighborhood, a historically Black community on the city’s west side. In 2021,. Scott is the Breaking News Editor for the Dallas Morning News.
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