The Shops at RedBird were closed to the public Tuesday afternoon as Dallas police investigated a shooting that left one person dead, officials said.
Police were called at about 4 p.m. to the 3600 block of West Camp Wisdom Road, where officers found a person had shot someone, Corbin Rubinson, a police spokesperson, said in a statement.
Rubinson said the person, who police did not publicly identify, was pronounced dead at the scene by Dallas Fire-Rescue.
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Police arrested another person in connection with the shooting. Rubinson did not immediately say what charges they may face.
Police did not identify the person in custody, but Rubinson said, “The suspect and victim were known to one another.”
When reached by The News, Lisa Long, the mall’s general manager, directed all inquiries to Dallas police due to the incident’s nature.
Some people are seen emotional infront of The Shops at RedBird, where Dallas police is investigating a shooting that left one person dead, on Tuesday, July 1, 2025 in Dallas. (Shafkat Anowar / Staff Photographer)
The Dallas College Workforce Center at RedBird, which is located in the mall, was placed on lockdown after the shooting, C.C. Gonzalez-Kurz, a college spokesperson, said in a message.
The shooting, according to Dallas College police, took place on the first floor away from the college’s facilities, Gonzalez-Kurz said.
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All students and staff were accounted for, and classes were cancelled for the remainder of the day, she added.
At least half-dozen police vehicles were parked outside the mall’s northern entrance after 5 p.m. as officers worked to interview witnesses. Officers did not allow the public to enter the mall from that entrance.
A group of people gathered outside the entrance, some pacing the parking lot while others were embracing each other. One man spoke aloud, “Come on, dog.” Others were crying.
Staff writers Bianca Rodriguez-Mora and Suryatapa Chakraborty contributed to this report.