The owner of a community social services organization says the gunman who killed five police officers at a Dallas protest march worked for his organization.
Dallas-based Touch of Kindness subcontracts with the state to provide care for people with disabilities.
Owner Jeppi Carnegie says that Micah Johnson was paid to care for his brother, who was in his early 20s.
Carnegie said Johnson, until his death this week, received an hourly wage to look after his brother at the home in Mesquite where both men lived with their mother. Carnegie said he spoke with Johnson only once by phone, for less than a minute, and only then to confirm that he would be taking care of his brother.
Johnson was killed Friday morning by police.
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