2 Men From Louisiana Arrested in Connection to Fatal Shooting at Lower Greenville Bar: Police

Dallas police have arrested two males from Louisiana in connection to a murder on Greenville Avenue.

In keeping with the Dallas Police Division, officers arrested 28-year-old Aries Jones and 21-year-old Tivione English, each from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Saturday.

On Friday, March 18, shortly after 2 a.m., Dallas police responded to a taking pictures name at OT Tavern within the 3600 block of Greenville Avenue.

Cameron Ray, a 20-year-old male, was shot and later died from his accidents, police stated.

Police stated the preliminary investigation decided that two teams, one together with Ray, and one other together with the suspects, had been close to the intersection of Greenville and Martel Avenue when a struggle broke out between them.

The struggle was damaged up a couple of minutes later, and the group that included the suspects acquired right into a black SUV parked on the curb, police stated.

In keeping with police, as Ray and his mates had been strolling east on Martel Avenue, the black SUV drove by with individuals inside taking pictures on the group. Ray was shot and later died.

Police stated additional investigation recognized Jones and English because the shooters.

Jones and English turned themselves in to Dallas police on Saturday, and so they had been taken to the Dallas County Jail.

Earlier this week, Dallas police requested for the general public’s assist fixing a homicide, and so they stated a few of their questions led them to Dallas Cowboy’s cornerback Kelvin Joseph.

Joseph got here ahead to talk with Dallas police on Friday about an ongoing homicide investigation, in response to NBC 5’s media companions The Dallas Morning Information.

NBC 5 confirmed by means of a supply that’s near the Cowboys group and has direct data of the case that the staff has spoken to Joseph and inspired him to speak to Dallas Police about what he is aware of in regards to the incident.

The staff additionally launched the next assertion Friday afternoon: “The Dallas Cowboys are conscious of the tragic incident that occurred in Dallas on March 18. At first, our hearts exit to Mr. Ray’s household and family members. The group is conscious of Kelvin Joseph’s doable connection to this incident. We’re in touch with Dallas legislation enforcement and have alerted the NFL workplace. We’ve no additional remark right now.”

Joseph has not been named as a suspect and isn’t charged with any crime.