Carrollton police said the 69-year-old was caught at H Mart after a short foot chase and charged after two people were killed and three wounded.
Investigators said Han confessed and told officers he was angry over financial disputes tied to business dealings during a meeting in the Korean business district.
Texas DPS, the FBI and other federal agencies assisted, but police said the attack was neither random nor believed to be a hate crime, and there is no ongoing public threat.
How might this tragedy reshape workplace safety protocols and community trust in Carrollton’s thriving Koreatown?
What underlying business dispute or conflict led to the deadly escalation at Carrollton's Koreatown business meeting?
What lessons can other immigrant business communities learn from the Carrollton shooting to prevent similar workplace violence?