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Two police officers have reportedly been shot in Dallas at a Black Lives Matter march. Two police officers have reportedly been shot in Dallas at a Black Lives Matter march in the wake of the killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. 
One officer at the scene told Fox News 4 in Dallas that at least officers were wounded at the scene. ​One officer at the scene told Fox News 4 in Dallas that at least two officers were wounded. A representative for the DPD was not immediately available to confirm those reports. 
Several videos with audible gunshots surfaced on social media on Thursday night. The suspect is still at large and this is considered by police to be an ongoing active shooter situation. Police are on the lookout for a “man with a rifle”, according to CBS DFW. 
A representative for DART, the Dallas public transportation system, tweeted that bus and rail service has been suspended “due to criminal activity”.
Several videos with audible gunshots surfaced on social media on Thursday night. Both police and reporters could be seen taking cover in footage livestreamed on their websites.
The shooter reportedly waited for protesters to pass before opening fire on police officers, according to a bystander who spoke to WFAA.
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