Dallas police are working to apprehend the individual or people responsible for the fatal shooting in the parking lot on W. Northwest Highway by using images and videos that may have been shared on social media from outside a club on May 19.
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Dallas police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened on May 19 in the 2000 block of W. Northwest Highway.
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Police said 34-year-old Jamal Cooksey was shot and killed from a distance in the parking lot of an after-hours club.
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Investigators are asking anyone with photos or videos from that night to contact Dallas police.
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Dallas police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened on May 19 in the 2000 block of W. Northwest Highway.
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Police said 34-year-old Jamal Cooksey was shot and killed from a distance in the parking lot of an after-hours club.
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Investigators are asking anyone with photos or videos from that night to contact Dallas police.
DALLAS—A 34-year-old man was killed in a gunshot in May, and Dallas police are still looking into the incident.
On May 19, Jamal Cooksey was shot while standing with a buddy in a parking lot in the 2000 block of West Northwest Highway at approximately 2:45 a.m., according to Det. Ronald Kramer.
Kramer stated, “He had come with some friends,” “They met up here after leaving a club down the street. He was shot once from a distance when he and a friend were standing in this parking lot.
According to Kramer, Cooksey was shot at a club that was open after hours. According to him, surveillance footage demonstrates that on the night Cooksey was shot, the parking lot was packed with vehicles and pedestrians heading to the club.
The shooting and what Dallas police believe to be the suspect’s car are captured on film.
Investigators think the car is a black, four-door Kia Optima from the 2016–2020 model year.
According to Dallas police, the person or people inside the car in the picture are to blame for 34-year-old Jamal Cooksey’s shooting death.
Investigators are now requesting that anyone who witnessed the incident submit any images or recordings they may have.
“We’re hoping that anyone here who was taking cell phone pictures of them and their friends, taking video just of the parking lot, you know, anything they were posting on social media,” Kramer stated. “Anything at all that may show cars, people, anybody that was here at the time of the offense.”
Det. Kramer can be reached by phone at 214-671-3608 or by email at [email protected] if you have any images, videos, or information.
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Det. Ronald Kramer is the source of the information in this article.
Det. Ronald Kramer is the source of the information in this article.
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