Dallas police announced Tuesday that an arrest has been made in connection to the shooting at a Koreatown hair salon that left three women injured.
The three women, all of Korean descent, were shot at Hair World Salon last week after a gunman walked inside the establishment and opened fire. The women suffered non-life threatening injuries and were released from the hospital.
The FBI Dallas field office confirmed Monday that the agency has opened a federal hate crimes probe into the shooting.
Police Chief Eddie García said Friday that the shooting may also be connected to two other race-related shootings in the city.
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The suspect has not yet been identified, but police said the suspect is being interviewed and processed.
DALLAS SHOOTING IN KOREATOWN POSSIBLE HATE CRIME, POLICE CHIEF SAYS
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In an early morning tweet, Dallas police said Chief García would release further information on the arrest later on Tuesday.