Third man arrested for fatal road rage shooting of Dallas community leader

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A third man was arrested on New Year's Day in connection with the shooting death of a Dallas business owner.

White was booked into the Tarrant County Jail on January 1st on a murder charge for the death of Shin.

White has a $100,000 bond.

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The arrests of Markynn Dmorous West and Kameron Taylor came months later.

Shin, who was driving a Jeep at the time, was involved in a minor car collision with a sedan.

A car pulled up behind Shin's Jeep after the crash. West and another man came out of the car to confront Shin.

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There were two cars that showed up. There were eight people in total.

The man was punched in the back of his head by one of the men. A member of the group went to take the keys from Shin.

Shin was able to get something out of his car through the passenger's door, which later turned out to be a gun. West took out his gun from the trunk of the car and opened fire on Shin, who retreated and was pursued by West.

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West shot at Shin after raising his gun again. Shin was running away from the group.

Shin's body was found by police at a median away from the scene and from the camera's view. Shin died from gunshot wounds, and his death was ruled a homicide.

Friends, family and members of the Fort Worth community were upset by Shin's murder.

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Shin was described as a man who would go to the ends of the earth to help others. Shin was described as a "fantastic human being" by David Van and two others.

He made an impact on a lot of people. Outside of family and friends, his nature was always kind. He donated the proceeds of his fundraisers to many causes.

As of this writing, the campaign has raised over $100,000 dollars.

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