DALLAS (KRLD/AP) - The Hunt County Sheriff's Office says they have a suspect in custody in the shooting at a party outside of Greenville that left two people dead and 12 injured.
Brandon Gonzalez, 23, has been arrested on capital murder charges, Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks said Monday. Gonzalez was arrested at a local car dealership where he works as a mechanic.
Officials don't have a motive yet for the shooting but believe one of the victims was his target. Gonzalez's bond was set at $1 million.
The shooting happened about midnight Saturday at what Meeks described as a Halloween and homecoming party for Texas A&M University-Commerce, though officials said it was not a school-sanctioned event.
Authorities say Gonzalez is the lone suspect in the incident. He's accused of entering the venue through the back door and began firing with a handgun. Meeks described "complete chaos" after the shots rang out, with hundreds of people fleeing, including the gunman.
Of the 12 people injured, six were shot and six were trampled or hurt by glass. Meeks says five of the victims remain in hospitals and one of them is in critical condition.
The shooting came as Texas A&M University-Commerce, about 60 miles (97 kilometers) northeast of Dallas, celebrated homecoming weekend. According to its website, it is the second-largest university in the Texas A&M University System.
Authorities said Monday that the two men killed were 23-year-old Kevin Berry Jr. of Dallas and 23-year-old Byron Craven Jr. of Arlington.
After a vigil for Berry on Sunday night at a Dallas park, at least one person opened fire. Dallas police said no one was injured but several vehicles were reported damaged.
Texas A&M University-Commerce had planned to hold a community gathering Monday afternoon featuring student and faith-based leaders along with counselors. But the school later said that based on conversations with students, the decision was made to postpone the gathering. University officials did not elaborate.