Waffle House Shooting: Teens Arrested, Main Gunman Still at Large

0:00It's April 1st, welcome in. This is Dallas News today, where local news meets AI. New cord docks is shedding light on that chaotic shooting outside a Richardson waffle house back on March 19th that left 18-year-old Seth. Jackson, a Richardson high school senior, paralyzed from the waist down. It all kicked off at a huge tort pajama party in Dallas with over 500 folks, which cops shut down quick. About 50 to 100 people spilled over to the waffle house on Spring Valley Road, where things heated up fast. The fight started over a girl, with 18-year-old Taylor Griffin throwing the first punch, then his 17-year-old cousin, Charles Webster. Jumping in on another dude, suddenly guns came out, multiple shooters firing, including a 16-year-old buddy of Jackson's. Griffin and Webster got nabbed days later on charges of organized criminal activity, each held on $50,000 bonds. Their family swear they didn't fire a shot and think police are pressing them for leads on the main gunman still on the loose.

1:02Jackson's dad says his son, a baller with two jobs and a University of Houston spot lined up, just rushed in to help a friend getting jumped, and now they're retrofitting the house for his wheelchair life. Police got no fresh arrests yet, but they're digging deeper into those videos and witness accounts to track down the shooters and wrap this up.