FBI opens hate crime probe of shooting in Dallas' Koreatown
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The FBI has opened a federal hate crime investigation into last week’s shooting at a hair salon in Dallas’ Koreatown area that injured three people. The Dallas FBI field office
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By Chris Boyette, Jamiel Lynch, Michelle Krupa and Jennifer Henderson, CNN Federal officials have opened a hate crime investigation in the shooting of three people at a Korean-owned hair salon in Dallas — one of three recent attacks on Asian-run businesses in the area.
The FBI has opened a federal hate crime investigation into last week’s shooting at a hair salon in Dallas’ Koreatown area that injured three people. The Dallas FBI field office
The FBI says it’s officially launched a hate crime investigation related to the ambush shooting of three women inside a Northwest Dallas Asian-owned salon. Two of the three people shot in the salon last week arrived Monday evening at a packed town hall meeting with Dallas police.
The FBI has opened a federal hate crime investigation into last week’s shooting at a hair salon in Dallas’ Koreatown area that injured three people. The Dallas FBI field office
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia has said last Wednesday's shooting at Hair World Salon could be connected to two other shootings at businesses run by Asian Americans.
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