Daisy Navarrete went out to celebrate her birthday and was shot to death (PHOTOS)

• Daisy Navarrete, 21, was shot to death in Dallas, Texas, the night she went out to celebrate her birthday.
• Navarrete died in the middle of a shooting that arose between several clients of the Pryme Bar, a hip-hop club.
• The Dallas Police Department needs help from the community to solve the crime that left others injured.

Daisy Navarrete was shot to death in Texas in the middle of a fight that was settled by several young men in a nightclub. The Homicide Division of the Dallas Police Department (DPD) is already investigating the case and needs the help of the community to find the identity and whereabouts of the alleged murderer.

Navarrete, 21, was the only fatality in a shooting that occurred in the nightclub Pryme Bar, 10300 Technology Boulevard, at 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 20, 2021 in the northwest of the metropolitan area when the place was packed with customers. Seven other people were injured at the scene with serious injuries.

Daisy Navarrete: the tragic birthday party

According to the report of the DPD Homicide Division, there could be more victims since several people arrived at the emergency rooms of several hospitals in Dallas and the neighboring city of Plano with gunshot injuries, so the exact number of injured not known until now.

Daisy Navarrete died inside the Pryme Bar since, according to the authorities, she had the misfortune to have been right in the middle of the two men who were shooting each other inside in the middle of the chaos among the frightened customers. So far, the Homicide Division detectives do not know if the girl knew any of the shooters.

The alleged perpetrators

At 1:30 in the morning, two men, allegedly African-American, got into a heated discussion for some reason that detectives from the DPD’s Homicide Division have not known until now. The two men were not going alone and other boys, from both sides, joined the discussion, yelling and pushing each other.

Daisy Navarrete was trapped among the group of boys who armed the rebambaramba inside the Pryme Bar to the panic of the other customers, almost all young people between 20 and 30 years of age. At one point one of the boys in the discussion pulled out a gun and one of his rivals also pulled out a gun and the shooting began.

Investigation of a tragedy

Thanks to the videos of the security cameras inside and outside the Pryme Bar, the agents of the DPD’s Homicide Division recovered images of at least one of the alleged murderers and of a witness who saw the succession of violent events that ended with the life of the young Daisy Navarrete.

Sergeant Warren Mitchell, a DPD spokesman, explained that the investigation is still in the early stages of the investigations and the Homicide Division agents continue to interview potential club attendees, some of the injured, to identify what motivated the confrontation. and the shooting. The sergeant did not disclose whether the incident was gang related.

Death at a Hip-Hop concert

According to the DPD spokesperson, the agents also have another line of investigation that indicates that in reality there was only one shooter and he was the one who caused all the wounded despite the fact that someone, one of the witnesses, tried to restrain him during the violent confrontation with the other. group of men.

Homicide Division agents ask the Dallas and Texas community that if anyone has details about the identity and whereabouts of those allegedly responsible for the murder of Daisy Navarrete to contact Detective Boz Rojas at his office at 214.681.1886 . All tracks will be kept anonymous.

A bright future as a nurse

In the social support network Go Fund Me the friends of the murdered Hispanic girl have opened the account Daisy Navarrete Funeral Fund (Daisy Navarrete Funeral Fund) to help her family with the expenses that the tragedy will generate after the death of the young woman who wanted to study to be a nurse.

The young Daisy Navarrete was murdered just on the night she supposedly went out to celebrate her 21st birthday, the legal age to enter a bar and consume alcohol in Texas, and she chose for that night the Pryme Bar where the tragedy occurred. in which he found his death.

Guns on the dance floor

The DPD spokesperson explained that one of the lines of investigation for the Homicide Division agents is to find out how the gun or guns managed to circumvent the alleged security filters that should be in all Texas bars precisely to avoid confrontations. .

Texas is a state with laws of Open Carry that allow anyone with the corresponding legal permission to carry their weapon even in full view of other people. However, the law prevents gun users from entering bars and restaurants, schools, churches and public buildings with their weapons.

Police need help

An aunt of Daisy Navarrete, who spoke to various media in Texas, revealed that the young woman was a very happy girl and that she never messed with anyone or hurt anyone. Now the girl’s family asks the authorities to find the girl’s murderer and for justice to be done.

Through a Facebook message MundoHispánico in Texas asked to interview the management or owners of the Pryme Bar about the incident in which Daisy Navarrete died. However, as of this writing, the company has not responded to the interview request.

The killer is still on the run

The city of Dallas posted record-breaking statistics last year for the rise in violent crime. Since last Wednesday the city in North Texas has Eddie García as the first Hispanic head of the DPD and with the major challenge of reducing violent crimes.

According to DPD statistics, the year 2020 closed with a total of 251 people shot to death in one of the most violent years on record in Dallas. Chief Garcia is the corporation’s first Hispanic chief in a city where, according to government statistics, 42 out of every 100 inhabitants are Hispanic.

Violence in the city

The violence escalated to such a point in Dallas, with violent crimes that ended the life of Daisy Navarrete, that city authorities asked Governor Greg Abbott for support to contain the crime and stop the dangerous criminals that are plaguing the city. .

Abbott decided to respond to the request of Reneé Hall, head of the DPD and sent reinforcements with agents of the Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPDS) to alleviate the increased crime in Dallas. TxDPS agents have been patrolling the streets of Dallas since Thursday, November 19, 2021, in collaboration with DPD agents.

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