Dozens Attend Vigil for Texas Shooting Victims

DALLAS (AP) — Dozens of mourners have attended a vigil for the four slain and four wounded in two Dallas-area shootings that are being blamed on one man. Dallas County Jail records show Erbie Bowser, formerly of Tyler, was being held Sunday on $6.5 million bond on three counts of capital murder and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Police allege Bowser on Wednesday fatally shot his girlfriend and her daughter in Dallas, then drove to DeSoto and killed his estranged wife, Zina Bowser, and her daughter. Two youths at each home were also wounded. Family and friends gathered Saturday outside the DeSoto home where Zina Bowser and her daughter were killed to light candles and remember the victims.