We feel like we don't need those things when we're in this line of work, but we do.' I’m asking that every person who heard the shots or involved, especially those on the 2nd floor to go to at least one grief counselor, tele-medicine or in person. 'We want to make sure that we deal with the emotions and trauma of this, in a good way, we’re not rushing people back into work. Jenkins said the county is providing grief counselors from employees. 'Our prayers go out to the victims and their families.' 'It’s a sad day, it’s a shock when this happens,' said Jenkins on Wednesday. On Wednesday the office was open, but Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said only a small crew was working, as many people didn't come to work. Price said as a county official, he has access across the county, but even he does not have access to the medical examiner's office. “The public doesn’t have that kind of access to that building, so there’s nothing for the public to be concerned about, but we are taking all precautions, even with the staff as small as it is to try and see if we can create a perimeter that is even more secure.” In regards to safety of the building, Price said he believes it is secure, but the county will review current procedures. “That is a secure building, but again nothing can probably prevent someone who is bent from causing certain kind of havoc,' said Price. Pilot dies after plane stolen in Addison crashes near Texas-Oklahoma border The estranged married couple was found dead inside the building on the second floor with apparent gunshot wounds, according to the sheriff's office on Wednesday. to reports of shots fired inside the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office located inside the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences building on the 2300 block of North Stemmons Freeway, Will Fritz with the Dallas County Sheriff's Office said. Wednesday afternoon the Dallas County Sheriff's Office identified the two murder-suicide victims from a Tuesday shooting at Dallas County Medical Examiner's Building as 46-year-old Beth Frost and 51-year-old James Frost.ĭallas police, sheriff's deputies and county marshals were called at 4:45 p.m. No further injuries were reported grief counselors are being provided.Dallas County Sheriff's Department has identified the victims as 46-year-old Beth Frost and 51-year-old James Frost, an estranged married couple.A man and a woman were killed Tuesday in a murder-suicide inside the Dallas County Medical Examiner building.

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