Texas outlet mall shooting leaves at least eight dead; gunman killed | USA TODAY
Texas outlet mall shooting leaves at least eight dead; gunman killed | USA TODAY
The gunman, who opened fire on shoppers outside a mall in Allen, Texas, was shot and killed by a police officer nearby.
Related: Texas shooting updates: Woman who allegedly hid suspect arrested https://bit.ly/3plsuth
Early reports from police and witnesses said a gunman pulled up in a gray Honda Accord at the Premium Outlets in Allen, Texas, about 30 miles from downtown Dallas. The unidentified man began firing on people walking on sidewalks outside the outlet center, a popular shopping spot with many upscale stores such as Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein and Ann Taylor.
The White House said President Biden had been briefed on the shooting and that the administration had offered support to local officials. Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who has signed laws easing firearms restrictions following past mass shootings, called it an “unspeakable tragedy.”
The gunman, who opened fire on shoppers outside a mall in Allen, Texas, was shot and killed by a police officer nearby.
Related: Texas shooting updates: Woman who allegedly hid suspect arrested https://bit.ly/3plsuth
Early reports from police and witnesses said a gunman pulled up in a gray Honda Accord at the Premium Outlets in Allen, Texas, about 30 miles from downtown Dallas. The unidentified man began firing on people walking on sidewalks outside the outlet center, a popular shopping spot with many upscale stores such as Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein and Ann Taylor.
The White House said President Biden had been briefed on the shooting and that the administration had offered support to local officials. Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who has signed laws easing firearms restrictions following past mass shootings, called it an “unspeakable tragedy.”