In the first 20 days of June, Dallas has experienced a troubling surge in violence, with at least 11 homicides reported across the city.
The murders have taken place in ten separate incidents, claiming the lives of individuals aged between 19 and 73, from diverse neighborhoods such as Pleasant Grove and Deep Ellum.
While law enforcement has made arrests in the majority of these cases, four homicides remain unsolved, prompting urgent calls for action from concerned residents.
City leaders have yet to publicly address the escalation of violence, which has left many citizens feeling alarmed about their safety.
### Homicide Cases with Arrests
The Dallas Police Department has provided details on several homicide cases with arrests.
On June 2, Olivia Leann Rodriguez, a 30-year-old woman, was found unresponsive in her residence on Forest Lane.
Teray Montrell Sam, 33, has been arrested and charged with her murder.
Detective Jake Morgan is handling the case, and he can be reached at 214-425-9905.
On June 7, Ramiro Alonzo, aged 36, succumbed to injuries sustained in a shooting incident on May 17.
Fredie Andrade Jr., 40, is the suspect, having been arrested by the U.S. Marshals Task Force.
Detective Adam Joslin is investigating this case, and he is available at 214-649-2790.
Another incident took place on June 9 along Pinnacle Park Boulevard where 28-year-old Domonquie Halton was found shot.
Rolando Garza, 35, has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with this crime.
Detective Andrew Knoebel can be contacted for more information on this case at 214-671-3584.
On June 12, Alejandro Lopez, another 28-year-old, was shot and later died at the hospital.
Fredrick Wilkins, 27, was arrested and is now facing charges related to the shooting.
This case falls under Detective Adam Thayer, who can be reached at 214-671-3657.
In a tragic domestic incident on June 13, 73-year-old Sue Tarleton lost her life, and her 74-year-old partner, Owen Smith, was taken into custody at the scene.
Detective Jelisa Reed is overseeing this investigation, and she is available at 469-597-9332.
A double homicide occurred on June 11 on Spring Avenue, resulting in the deaths of 71-year-old James Johnson and 34-year-old Dameon Green.
This case is still under investigation with no arrests announced yet, and those with information can reach Detective Joshua Romero at 214-671-4226.
### Homicides Still Under Investigation
Several other homicide cases are currently being investigated.
On June 15, Jose Rodriguez-Lucio, 32, was found unresponsive in the 200 block of South Hall Street and pronounced dead at the scene.
Detective Joann Castillo, available at 214-671-4739, is looking into this matter.
Two individuals were shot on June 18 on the Marvin D Love Freeway at around 2:40 a.m.
While one victim died, the other was hospitalized.
The identity of the deceased has not yet been publicly disclosed.
Detective Theodore Gross is handling the case, and he can be reached at 214-671-3143.
Another tragic shooting occurred on June 20 on Main Street in Deep Ellum, leading to the death of 19-year-old David Stribling around 12:40 a.m.
This case is under the purview of Detective Frank Serra at 214-662-4552.
Also on June 20, 47-year-old Julian Galindo-Ramirez was shot around 7:30 a.m. and died after being transported to the hospital.
Detective Phillip Wheeler is investigating this case, and he can be reached at 214-671-3686.
### Mayor’s Response on Public Safety
In light of the recent surge in homicides, Mayor Eric Johnson has reiterated that public safety is the city’s top priority.
During a recent speech, he underscored his administration’s commitment to fully staffing the Dallas Police Department and providing robust support for law enforcement.
As citizens express their concerns about safety on the streets, the mayor’s commitment to curbing violence is now facing heightened scrutiny.
### June Homicide Summary
From June 2 to June 20, the city reported 10 homicide incidents resulting in 11 deaths.
Of these cases, six arrests have been made while four remain unsolved.
Notably, three victims were over the age of 70.
Dallas residents continue to seek answers and hope for improved safety measures as police work diligently to resolve these ongoing cases.
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