Dallas bank shootout wounds 3

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Updated: 5:06 PM Mar 8, 2010 Dallas bank shootout wounds 3 DALLAS (AP) - A shootout outside a north Dallas bank on Monday left a suspect and two people wounded. Posted: 11:48 AM Mar 8, 2010 Reporter: The Associated Press

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DALLAS (AP) - A shootout outside a north Dallas bank on Monday left a suspect and two people wounded.

The shootings happened just before 11 a.m. in the 15-story Four Forest high-rise office building, which houses the United Texas Bank and other offices near the intersection of U.S. 75 and Interstate 635.

Sr. Cpl. Lt. Kevin Janse (JAN'-see), a Dallas police spokesman, says a man walked into a financial services office on the third floor and opened fire on two people. Janse said the gunman and two men had an ongoing dispute of an undetermined nature.

Janse said the gunman pointed his gun at three arriving police officers, drawing several shots that missed. The man ducked inside the office and shot himself in the head. He's in critical condition at nearby Medical City Dallas hospital.

The victims, ages 63 and 39, are in stable condition at Medical City Dallas with gunshot wounds.

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