reporter: nearly a week after that street shootout, authorities now revealing new details about the suspect, mohamad barakat. police say barakat s internet history showed searches for explosive ammo, kill fast and mass shooting events. and even a search for a downtown street fair the night before the shooting. in the days leading up to there, he s looking for specifically to the region for large crowd events in the region. reporter: wallin and two other officers on the scene of a fender-bender on july 14th when police say barakat opened fire from inside this car. its back windows spray painted black. barakat allegedly armed with a long rifle and handgun. police say barakat exited the car, still firing. wallin, an army national guardsman, just sworn in about three months ago, fatally struck. two officers and a civilian wounded before barakat was shot dead by a fourth officer. inside barakat s car, authorities say they found this massive arsenal, including a homemade grenade,
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There are two days of events planned for July 3-4 at two locations.
Live music, a car show, parade, vendors and more will be July 3 downtown. First responders will be served a free meal at the Abilene Convention Center. Part of Cypress Street will be closed, and attendees can bring chairs and coolers. Admission is free.
The festival will continue July 4 at the Taylor County Expo Center with live music, food trucks, kids activities and more. Outdoor concert will feature Neal McCoy, Chris Colston and Jerrod Medulla.
General admission tickets at Expo Center are $25 (plus $2.84 fee) for 16 and older, $5 (plus $1.36 fee) for 10-15 and free for 9 and younger. First responders, active military, veterans, frontline workers (such as medical personnel) and immediate family members get in free with proper identification. For tickets, go to abilenefreedomfestival.com.
police in north carolina revealing a teenager shot dead during a hostage drama was not armed. the latest facts were disclosed during a news conference a short time ago, saying that 19-year-old devon mitchell told captives inside a bank that he had a gun and made that claim to a hostage negotiator. officers shot him when he came out holding a red object to the head of a hostage, that object, a hat. in mexico, more deadly violence this time in the town not far from mexico city. police there telling us at least seven people including a woman have been killed in a street shootout. one other person was hurt. no conversation on what ignited the massacre. investigators are looking into the possibility of had a rival drug gang, a shooting last