Dallas Police release video of persons of interest in Deep Ellum Cinco de Mayo shooting

Police are continuing their search for the people responsible for a shooting in Deep Ellum earlier this month that left five people injured and sent crowds running during Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

On Wednesday, Dallas Police released new surveillance video showing the moments after gunfire erupted on Commerce Street just after 10 p.m. on the night of May 5.

The video appears to show people scattering as shots are fired. Two individuals are seen running from the scene — one wearing a gray or white tracksuit, and another wearing a bright blue hoodie and black pants.

Investigators said the individuals are considered persons of interest and are being sought for questioning as the investigation continues.

Five people were injured in the shooting and taken to hospitals. All survived their injuries.

Police have not said how many shooters were involved, but those responsible could face attempted murder charges.

The shooting happened the same night as an unrelated deadly shooting took place just a block away on Elm Street.

In that case, police said 26-year-old security guard Joseph Gray was shot and killed while trying to break up a fight at a club. His family said he had been working extra shifts after learning he was going to become a father.

Police have arrested a suspect in that case. Detorius Tarver, 24, faces a murder charge.

No arrests have been announced in the Commerce Street shooting.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Lauren Kebart at 214-671-3668 or via email at [email protected]. The case number is 064315-2026.