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Former City Attorney Who Opened Fire In Texas Office Building Dies
A former city attorney who opened fire in a Dallas office building, wounding a father and son, died early Wednesday afternoon, two days after shooting himself in the head.
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DALLAS (March 10, 2010)—A former Dallas city attorney who shot a father and son Monday inside their financial business in a North Dallas office building died early Wednesday afternoon from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Sr. Cpl. Kevin Janse said.
Robert Mustard, 60, shot himself Monday after shooting Richard Smith, 66, and Christopher Smith, 39.
Had he lived, Mustard would have faced aggravated assault charges, but Janse says those charges won't be filed now.
Richard Smith was shot four times in the legs.
His son was shot in the head and neck.
Both were in stable condition Wednesday.
Authorities believe Mustard was upset about financial dealings.
He worked for the City of Dallas in the 1980s.
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JUSTICE SERVED. Near Here...You may not know what the total motive was but i bet the injured father/son know. Hope they recover soon.
Guess we will never know what the total motive was. I hope the injured Father/son recover soon.
dang see shooting dont just happen in gatesville its everywhere !!!!!!!

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