Large police presence near Keeton Park golf course after suspect steals golf cart, shoots at golfers

The Dallas Police Department asked the public to avoid the area around North Jim Miller Road near Grover C. Keeton Golf Course on Wednesday afternoon.

There is a large police presence in the area with police searching a culvert in front of the golf course.The Dallas Police Department asked the public to avoid the area around North Jim Miller Road in front of Grover C. Keeton Golf Course on Wednesday afternoon.

Dallas police say around 10 a.m. police spotted a vehicle with stolen plates in the area North St. Augustine.Ty Martinez, a golf pro at the course, told FOX 4 a man then approached people who were playing on the fourth hole.Dallas police give update on suspect standoff at golf course"At some point in the transaction they ended up getting shot at by the gentleman, the gentleman stole the golf cart, and he tried to flee to the front entrance," Martinez said.

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