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World · November 1, 2026

Police say 4 dead, 15 injured in separate shootings in Dallas on Halloween night

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On Halloween night 2026, four people were killed and at least 15 others were injured in a series of three shootings in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas. Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux stated that the incidents occurred within a span of approximately 75 minutes, starting around midnight. While multiple arrests have been made and individuals are being questioned, authorities have not yet established a definitive connection between the three separate locations. The shootings took place in a district known for its nightlife and music venues, which were hosting various holiday events at the time of the violence.

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Reported across the spectrum

  • Four people were killed during the incidents.
  • Fifteen people were injured during the incidents.
  • Three separate shootings occurred in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas.
  • The events took place on Halloween night.
  • Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux stated that investigators have not yet confirmed if the shootings are related.
  • Multiple people have been arrested or taken into custody for questioning.

Reported by only some outlets

  • One shooting occurred at a convenience store where one person was injured.
  • A shooting on Commerce Street near South Crowdus Street killed three people.
  • A shooting in the 2600 block of Elm Street resulted in one death.
  • The first shooting occurred around 12:20 a.m., the second shortly after 1 a.m., and the third about 30 minutes later.
  • No police officers were injured during the events.
  • The shootings in Dallas were the 'deadliest' among several nationwide holiday weekend incidents mentioned by some reports.

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