A victim is recovering after being shot in the leg during a carjacking in South Dallas overnight, said police.
Dallas Police said they responded to a call in the 8400 block of Willoughby Boulevard around 12:45 a.m. on Saturday.
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Police said according to their preliminary investigation, unknown, armed suspects approached the victim's car.
They said the victim pointed a gun at a suspect and tried to leave but a suspect fired their weapon, hitting the victim in the leg.
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Police said the suspects then took the victim's car, and the victim was transported to a local hospital in stable condition.
Neighbor Efren Escalante said he and his family came outside after hearing the commotion.
“It was a lot of gunshots, around six gunshots right here outside our window," he said. “The female that had got shot, we saw her limping to her apartment."
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Escalate said the victim's family was helping her.
He said his neighborhood isn't the safest-- his family's car was stolen a couple years ago-- but this incident makes him more cautious.
“Especially at night, you never know what could happen," Escalante said.
Neighbor Chris Veasey agreed that nighttime is often a dangerous time.
"We have a big problem at night. By the time we go to sleep and wake up, there's no telling what could happen," he said.
Veasey said the apartment complex, La Finca, has a gate, but it's often left open.
"We do the best we can, watch our own stuff, but it's hard. You got a bunch of jobs and you got to go to sleep," he said.
Veasey said he knows the victim and has interacted with her before.
He said she's a hardworking woman who often comes home from work late at night.
He said he takes his own security measures, like cameras pointed at his car that are motion-activated.
But he also wants help from police: More patrols.
"They can even park across the street every now and then--Whatever they want to do, but we need to have more presence," Veasey said.