Deep Ellum Halloween Shooting Update Today-Dallas Police Identify Three Persons of Interest in Fatal Elm Street Attack

Deep Ellum Halloween Shooting Update Today-Dallas Police Identify Three Persons of Interest in Fatal Elm Street Attack

Dallas police have identified three persons of interest in connection with one of the deadly shootings that shook the Deep Ellum entertainment district during Halloween celebrations. Investigators are asking the public to help locate the individuals, who were captured on surveillance footage leaving the scene of the fatal attack on Elm Street.

The latest development, announced on November 10, 2026, concerns the shooting that claimed the life of 20-year-old Isaiah Boling. Although authorities have identified the three individuals as persons of interest, they have not announced arrests or publicly confirmed that any of them has been charged in connection with Boling’s death.

Three Persons of Interest Identified

According to investigators, surveillance footage shows a large crowd running after gunfire erupted in Deep Ellum. Three individuals can be seen leaving the area after most of the crowd had already fled.

Police provided descriptions of the people they are trying to identify. The first is described as a Black male wearing a gray jacket, blue pants and white shoes. The second is a Black female with pink hair, wearing a white dress and running alongside the first individual.

The third person is described as a Black male wearing a black coat with a brown fur lining. He also appears to have a mask positioned on top of his head.

Detectives believe the footage may help members of the public recognize the individuals. Authorities are encouraging anyone who knows them or has information about their whereabouts to contact the investigating department.

Isaiah Boling Killed During Halloween Violence

Boling was shot in the 2600 block of Elm Street shortly after midnight on November 1, as Halloween celebrations continued across the Dallas entertainment district.

His death was part of a wider outbreak of gun violence involving three separate shooting scenes within approximately 75 minutes. The incidents were reported along Elm Street, Main Street and South Crowdus Street.

Boling’s family has described him as a loving father and a protective brother. He was celebrating Halloween with his siblings when an altercation reportedly developed after someone grabbed his sister. According to accounts shared by his family, Boling became involved in the confrontation before gunfire erupted.

The 20-year-old left behind two young children. His mother, Flora Perez, has publicly appealed for anyone with information to come forward so that those responsible can be held accountable.

Four People Killed and 15 Injured

The Halloween weekend shootings left four people dead and approximately 15 others injured.

The victims who died were identified as Isaiah Boling, Anthony Martin, Unique Elise Benjamin and Kaniesa Scott. Their deaths have brought renewed attention to public safety in Deep Ellum, a popular Dallas destination known for its nightlife, entertainment venues and busy Halloween gatherings.

In a separate development, David Yancy was arrested after investigators identified him in surveillance footage connected to the shooting on Main Street. He faces criminal charges relating to the incident, which authorities say left seven people wounded.

Police have continued investigating the separate attacks and have not established that all three shootings were connected.

Police Appeal for Information

Dallas police are urging anyone who recognizes the three persons of interest or has photographs, videos or other information about the Halloween shootings to contact Sgt. Boz Rojas at 214-671-3598 or by email at boz.rojas@dallaspolice.gov.

The investigation remains active as families of the victims seek answers and the community awaits further developments. Authorities are asking witnesses to share information that could help establish what happened and identify those responsible.

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