Safety in Dallas' Deep Ellum entertainment district has been called into question following a TikTok post from T-Pain.
After the post made its rounds on social media, many Dallas locals sounded off on Twitter, sharing their thoughts on why ticket sales for T-Pain’s concert were low.
Dagoberto Silva has lived in Deep Ellum for eight years. He says he still feels safe in the community. The longtime Dallas resident lives on one of the busier streets in Deep Ellum. He’s heard the gunshots and seen the altercations take place in his community. A Dallas Police Department crime map shows there only being one more aggravated assault this year, 17, than last year's 16, around the same time. Those numbers also include crimes involving a weapon.
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