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A June shooting in East Oak Cliff left a man dead, and Dallas Police are searching for a suspect who took off on foot.Dream Food Market shootingOn June 3 at around 3:10 p.m., Dallas POlice responded to a shooting in the 3500 block of Lancaster Road near the Dream Food Market convenience store.Police found 25-year-old Joshua Hardaman III had been shot by an unknown suspect who fled the scene after the incident.Hardaman III was taken to the hospital in critical condition. On June 23, he died from injuries sustained in the shooting.Surveillance footage from the incident shows Hardaman III meeting up with an unknown individual at the convenience store.A verbal exchange ensued between the two individuals before the suspect pulled out a gun and shot Hardaman III.Later, the suspect was captured on doorbell surveillance video running down Leacrest Drive after the shooting.We don't know the identity of the suspect.He is seen wearing a gray jacket with the hood up, short black pants, and black a
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The unrelenting heat and low rain chances will be the story for the week.Near record-breaking heat is expected on Monday, with temperatures dropping just a bit as the week goes on. Monday ForecastThe National Weather Service has issued another Extreme Heat Warning for all of North Texas with temperatures up to 110 degrees and a heat index value up to 112 degrees.People should limit their time outdoors, especially between the hours of 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.The breezy conditions also mean there is an elevated fire threat on Monday.7-Day ForecastHigh pressure to our west brings northwest flow disturbances over the next few days. Rain and storm chances will still remain low. This ridge of high pressure heads eastward by the weekend, which dries us out and keeps triple digits in place.
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After his motion for a new trial was denied last weekend, Karmelo Anthony may have to wait until 2027 for an appeal hearing as his case goes through a Dallas appeals court.Karmelo Anthony new trial motion deniedOn Aug. 22, Judge Michael Chitty denied Karmelo Anthony's request for a new trial.Anthony’s new attorneys argued that his rights were violated through undocumented conferences held by former Collin County Judge John Roach, who was recused from the appeal hearing, and pretrial hearings Anthony did not attend.They also argued Anthony was denied his Sixth Amendment right to a public trial because of decisions limiting courtroom access during his trial.A central issue at Friday’s hearing was a "gentleman’s agreement" between prosecutors and Anthony’s original defense attorneys to keep certain character evidence involving both Anthony and Metcalf out of the trial.During closing arguments, prosecutors argued the courtroom remained accessible to the public and media, while the defense
