Police in Dallas believe gunman Micah Johnson was working alone
Police say they've found bomb-making material, bullet-proof vests and guns at the home of the suspected gunman, Micah Johnson
The father of one of the police officers killed in a gun attack in Dallas says his son paid the 'ultimate price' for protecting the public.
Police say they've now found bomb-making material, bullet-proof vests and guns at the home of the suspected gunman, Micah Johnson.
Authorities say they now believe Micah Johnson - was working alone.
Patrick Zamarripa was shot dead along with 4 other officers at a peaceful protest in the city on Thursday night.
His father Rick is appealing for unity.
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