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Barack Obama To Visit Dallas On Tuesday
President Barack Obama will travel to Dallas on Tuesday and address an interfaith service in memory of five police officers shot dead during a protest decrying police killings of black men last week.
President Barack Obama will travel to Dallas on Tuesday and address an interfaith service in memory of five police officers shot dead during a protest decrying police killings of black men last week.
Obama will speak on Tuesday during an interfaith memorial service at the Morton H Meyerson Symphony Center. He is visiting on invitation of the mayor of Dallas, the White House said.
The President was overseas in Poland at the time of the deadly attack, and will depart from Rota, Spain after a short visit with troops at the naval station there, the White House says.
Obama will return to Washington tonight, a day earlier than planned, skipping a stop in Seville.
Fourteen people, including 12 police officers, were shot by a lone gunman on Thursday night after a peaceful protest against officer-involved violence around the country, officials said on Friday. Five of those officers were killed.
Obama condemned the sniper-style shootings of Dallas police officers Friday, calling the assault a "vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement."
