This week marks two years since gunfire rang out at an Oak Cliff music festival and trail ride.Two people were shot by the wild bullets. One of the victims was 26-year-old Kealon Gilmore, who died. The other survived. Several other people were trampled as people tried to get away from the gunfire.Gilmore's mother and Dallas police are hoping to get new leads in the case."It has changed my life drastically. I have emotional breakdowns, depression...bad… bad. I've shutdown.
Two men were arrested weeks after the shooting and charged with felony deadly conduct, but those charges were reduced to misdemeanors not linked to his murder."Two detectives that were on the case retired," said Gilmore.It was unassigned for a time, but now Detective Eric Barnes has picked up the file and police plan to release a flyer publicly."This is where we continue to need the community's help. They can contact us with any piece of information that they have.