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Two charged in killing of Manuel Edwards, one suspect still loose

DALLAS — Editor’s note: The above video originally aired on October 2, 2022. Trevelon Harris, 22, and Alonzo Simpson, 17, were arrested and charged with capital murder in the case. Police say a third suspect, 19-year-old Gregory Ellison, is still at large. The victim, Edwards, was shot and killed in South Dallas in September of […]

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