Crime
Video shows moments Quentin Brown shot and killed by Alonzo Green outside Pinks Apartments Dallas Highland Hills
Authorities arrested 22-year-old Alonzo Green in connection with the homicide.
Dallas, TX – A tragic love triangle is believed to be the motive behind a fatal shooting that occurred on Tuesday afternoon in the Southeast Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas.
The incident took place just after 3 PM in the parking lot of the Estelle Village Apartments, located in the 5900 block of Highland Village Drive.
Multiple witnesses reported the shooting to police and described the suspect as fleeing the scene in a silver Dodge Charger.
Upon arrival, officers discovered the victim, 36-year-old Quentin Brown, lying wounded in the parking lot. He was immediately transported to a nearby hospital but sadly succumbed to his injuries.
According to the arrest affidavit, police had encountered both the suspect and the victim minutes before the shooting occurred. During this interaction, officers recorded the license plate number of the suspect’s vehicle.
Subsequent investigation identified the suspect as 22-year-old Alonzo Green.
Green was located approximately five miles away in the Red Bird neighborhood, driving the silver Dodge Charger. He was arrested and taken into custody. Upon inspection, police discovered blood on Green’s shoes and recovered the firearm used in the shooting from inside the vehicle.
In his statement to detectives, Green admitted to driving from his home to the apartment complex and shooting Brown.
Further investigation revealed that a witness had engaged in a sexual relationship with both Green and Brown, and that recent arguments had arisen between the two men over their relationship with her.
Alonzo Green has been charged with murder and is currently being held on a $1 million bond. The shooting remains under investigation.
AUSTIN, TX – A bomb threat at McCallum High School prompted a heavy police response on Wednesday afternoon, leading to precautionary measures on campus.
According to Austin Police, the school was placed on hold around 3:00 p.m. as officers arrived at the scene on Sunshine Drive to investigate the reported threat.
School officials confirmed that students remained inside their classrooms, with hallways cleared and instruction continuing as normal.
Due to the ongoing police investigation, dismissal was delayed, and authorities urged the public to avoid the area and report any suspicious activity to 911.
This incident follows an online threat earlier in the week, which also resulted in an increased police presence on campus.
In a letter to families, Principal Andy Baxa explained that school officials had received a social media threat directed at the campus.
However, the Austin ISD Police Department swiftly identified the source of the post and contacted the student’s family.
Following an investigation, law enforcement determined that there was no credible plan to carry out the threat.
Authorities continue to monitor the situation, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.