One of the three suspects arrested after a confrontation with police on Thursday was wanted for allegedly killed two 18-year-olds earlier this year.
Dallas police have released the names of the three people arrested at a Northeast Dallas apartment complex on Thursday,17-year-old Eric Lampkin-Scarborough, 21-year-old Damon Price and 19-year-old Deantae Moore were arrested after ramming two police cruisers in a stolen truck.Police say Moore was wanted on two counts of capital murder after two 18-year-olds were killed on Dixon Avenue this March.
The truck rammed two police cruisers in the parking lot of the Lakeside Apartments and the four suspects inside ran from the area.Police shot one of the suspects, Eric Lampkin-Scarborough. He is in the hospital in stable condition. Police say he was armed at the time of the shooting.Deantae Moore and Damon Price were also arrested.
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