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Dallas Police Arrest Suspects in Officer-Involved Shooting

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“Dallas police announced two arrests tied to a shooting that involved officers on March 22, 2026 in West Oak Cliff. They took 20-year-old Antonio Hernandez Rivera into custody on Tuesday for aggravated assault against the public servant and 42-year-old.”From the transcript

Two arrests made in Dallas shooting involving officers; body camera footage released, marking the seventh officer-related shooting this year.

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Dallas Police Arrest Suspects in Officer-Involved Shooting

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Dallas police announced two arrests tied to a shooting that involved officers on March 22, 2026 in West Oak Cliff. They took 20-year-old Antonio Hernandez Rivera into custody on Tuesday for aggravated assault against the public servant and 42-year-old. Frank Anthony Williams, early Friday for deadly conduct. The trouble started just after 207 AM when officers already nearby for another call heard gunshots from a parking lot and saw someone in a black sedan firing at them from a rear window. Officers fired back 27 rounds to protect themselves and bystanders while a great pick-up truck linked to the shots sped off despite attempts. To stop it. The two officers involved, Ryan Berness and Fabian Esparza, are now on standard administrative leave. Chief Daniel Camo shared body camera footage at a news conference five days later, marking this as the seventh officer-related shooting for Dallas. Police this year with the probe moving forward.

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