On the evening of November 21, 2025, Jacorrian Hall – whose name has also been reported as Jacorrin Hall in police and news records – a 20-year-old Black male, was fatally shot outside an apartment complex in Dallas’ Kessler Stevens neighborhood. Dallas police say officers were dispatched at about 6:30 p.m. to a shooting call in the 800 block of North Lancaster Avenue, where they found him unresponsive with apparent gunshot wounds.
Dallas Fire-Rescue arrived and pronounced him dead at the scene, and investigators quickly classified the case as a homicide.
According to the Dallas Police Department’s official summary of the incident, the shooting is documented under case number 167647-2025. The preliminary investigation states that Hall was found outdoors at the location, consistent with media descriptions that he was shot outside an apartment complex in the Kessler Stevens area. A crime listing for the same time and address describes the event as a murder occurring at an apartment complex in the 800 block of North Lancaster Avenue around 6:20 p.m., aligning with the police timeline by placing the gunfire just before first responders arrived.
Early local coverage reported the case as a developing investigation. Television and online news reports initially described the victim only as an adult man found shot in the street, with his identity withheld until his family could be notified. Later updates from both the police department and local newspapers identified him by name, confirming that the man killed in the Kessler Stevens neighborhood was Jacorrian/Jacorrin Hall, age 20. One Dallas news outlet noted that an earlier version of its story had misspelled his first name and issued a correction after receiving updated information from authorities.
Hall’s death is also recorded on the National Gun Violence Memorial website, which lists him as having been lost to gun violence in Dallas, Texas, on November 21, 2025, and links to the Dallas Police Department and multiple local news reports as its sources. Visitors have lit dozens of virtual candles in his memory and contributed photos and comments, reflecting grief from those who knew him and from members of the wider community who were moved by his killing.
As of the most recent public updates from law enforcement and local media, no suspect has been publicly identified and no arrest has been announced in connection with Hall’s killing. The initial police and news reports explicitly stated that no one was in custody and that investigators had not released any information about what might have led to the shooting. Subsequent posts from the Dallas Police Department and follow-up coverage continue to describe the case as an open, ongoing homicide investigation. Detectives have repeatedly asked anyone with information about the shooting on North Lancaster Avenue to contact the lead investigator or submit tips, underscoring that they are still seeking answers about who shot Hall and why.
