POLICE have recovered one of the vehicles being sought in connection with a shooting.
Officers have recovered a white over black Crown Victoria, but are still looking for a gray Dodge Charger, and a black sedan.
The shooting happened in Dallas, Texas, outside of The Space Dallas, according to Fox 4.
The venue had been rented out for a spring break party.
Attendees said someone inside a car driving by fired a gun into the air then shot at the crowd.
Some witnesses say people in the crowd fired back.
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Police recovered 30 casings from the scene, confirming an exchange of gunfire.
According to police, about 1,000 people were gathered at the party venue, socializing inside and outside.
Anthony Deshun Wilson, 18, was critically injured during the shooting and later died from his injuries.
He was among 10 people who were shot at, some as young as 15 and as old as 21.
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Wilson was attending the party with his cousins, who called his mom after he was struck in the head.
"I just started panicking and screaming and hollering. I didn't know what to do," said his mother, Dominique Wilson.
"They just need to stop this senseless killing. I don't know what's going on with these kids today, but I know my son was a good child."
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Wilson says her son was a typical teen with a part-time job and big plans for his future, reports NBC5.
Anyone with information regarding the case is encouraged to contact Detective Alec Lopez, #10715 at [email protected] or 214-671-3658. Please refer to case #048526-2022.
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