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Suspect in Dallas homicide found dead in Greenville apartment

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On Sunday, Jan. 26 at approximately 9:27 p.m., Dallas police, along with Addison Police officers, responded to a shooting call at the Walmart parking lot located at 15220 Montfort Drive.  Upon arrival, officers observed an unidentified Latin female lying on the ground in the parking lot with multiple gunshot wounds.

Dallas Fire-Rescue responded and pronounced her deceased at the scene. She was later identified as 22-uear old Emily Sarah BingaBing.

A witness at the scene described the suspect as a Black male wearing all black and reported that he fled by running away, northbound the parking lot.

During the follow-up investigation, Homicide detectives determined that 24=year old Rashad Kahlil Warren was responsible for the murder of Bingabing.

On Jan. 28 the Greenville Police Department received information about a homicide suspect from Dallas that was possibly hiding in the Greenville area.

Members of the Greenville Police Department, Hunt County Sheriff’s Office, and the U.S Marshals Office responded to the Crossroads Apartments at 2900 Robin Road to attempt to serve an arrest warrant on Rashad Warren for murder.

A short time after officers arrived on-scene, the suspect barricaded himself inside an apartment.

At approximately 12:30 p.m., officers heard what sounded like a muffled gun shot.

Around 1:15 p.m., entry was made into the apartment. Officers located the suspect inside the apartment with what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

A Justice of the Peace was contacted, and an autopsy was ordered.

The investigation is still on-going. There is no further information available at this time.

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