Roosevelt High School in Dallas will be closed on Friday after a shooting incident took place on Thursday evening.
Police said both students were taken to the hospital and are stable. Keio Gamble, a community activist and friend of the Roosevelt High School football and track coach Terrence Lowery, confirmed to NBC 5 that the coach was driving two students home after practice when they were shot at in their car. He then drove them back to the school to call 911.
After the shooting, the district posted to social media alerting parents and students that the school would be closed Friday “due to a credible threat.”
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