Days After Nixing Its Anti-Face Tattoo Policy, A Little Woodrow’s Employee Was Apparently Injured In A Closing Time Shootout.

New-ish Ross Avenue sports bar Little Woodrow’s has faced the brunt of a lot of anger this week.

But a few days removed from the spot’s absurd anti-face/neck tattoo policy coming under fire and then swiftly being rescinded, it appears the bar was also the site of what one FOX 4 reporter is calling a closing time “robbery/shootout.”

A Dallas Police Department’s public information officer tells Central Track the following: “On December 2, 2016, at approximately 2 a.m., Dallas Police Officers responded to a shooting call at the 3300 block of Ross Ave. Two B/M’s wearing masks entered the business, and one suspect pointed a fire arm at an employee. Another employee confronted the suspects at which time a shots were fired. The suspects then fled the location in an unknown direction. This is an ongoing investigation.”

Per the Dallas Morning News, a Little Woodrow’s employee was injured in the shootout, and was taken to a nearby hospital in unknown condition. Our own police scanner-listening sources say that officers were at the time of the incident seeking suspects believed to be fleeing the scene in a red Impala or Mustang.

We’ll update this story with more information as it becomes available.

But, either way, Little Woodrow’s: You are having yourself one hell of a week!

Cover photo via Little Woodrow’s Facebook page.
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