Dallas police made an arrest in last week's Hair World Salon shooting, but members of Dallas' Korean American community say that they also want to see long-term solutions.
, but members of Dallas' Korean American community say that they also want to see long-term solutions.Smith allegedly fired several rounds into the Korean hair salon and injured three women.The Korean Society of Dallas holds a press conference after police arrested a suspect in the Hair World Salon shooting.The Korean Society of Dallas held a press conference following the arrest.
Police said he fired 13 shots into the salon. Seven people were inside at the time, and three were hit. The three woman who were shot are still recovering. Park was translating the president's message as they talked about moving forward. Members said they don't want to look at this incident as a racial problem.
Some businesses, including the salon, are still closed. Other nearby businesses chose instead to close early.
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