Dallas shooting case

Four shooters have shot 11 cops and two regular folks, killing no less than five officers amid a Black Lives Matter challenge in Dallas on Thursday night (neighborhood time), nearby police said.

The shootings have been portrayed by a President Obama as a 'horrendous, computed and disgusting assault on law implementation'.

As indicated by insights from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, the assault is the deadliest for law implementation since 9/11.

Shooter suspect was 'an armed force reservist'

A dark US Army reservist who served in the Afghan war and said he needed to "kill white individuals" has been recognized as a shooter who participated in yesterday's assault, in which five cops were shot dead at a challenge denouncing police shootings of dark men, authorities say.

Seven other cops and two regular citizens were injured in the snare in downtown Dallas on Thursday night, authorities said.