At least four dead and four more injured in two related shootings in Dallas Reports say gunman entered one Dallas home looking for his girlfriend, then opened fire when he didn't find her Two people were killed and two others were injured He drove to a second house in DeSoto and used explosives to gain entry He then shot dead another two people and injured two more Toya Smith, 43, and her daughter Tasmia Allen, 17, are among the dead Dallas police arrested a man at the scene after he ran out of ammunition Reports say he kept repeating his name, rank and serial number At least four people have been killed and another four injured in two related shooting incidents in southwest Dallas on Wednesday night. Relatives of one of the woman killed in the shooting spree identified the suspect as the woman's ex-boyfriend, Erbie Bowser, a former Dallas Mavericks ManiAAc dancer. Toya Smith, 43, and her 17-year-old daughter Tasmia Allen died in the shooting as did another of her children, who has not yet been identified. Toya's 14-year-old son Storm Malone were among those shot and taken to the hospital, according to WFAA. Victims: Toya Smith, right, 43, and her daughter Tasmia Allen, left, 17, died in shooting and Toya Smith's son Storm, 14, was taken to hospital with a gunshot wound Reports: When Bowser was arrested he allegedly kept repeating his name, rank and serial number. He also reportedly has tattoos identifying him as being in the military Gunman?: Relatives of a woman shot and killed on Thursday in a shooting spree identified the suspect as the woman's ex-boyfriend, Erbie Bowser, a former Dallas Mavericks ManiAAc dancer Four people have died and four more have been injured in two related shootings in Dallas Sources said children were among the victims of the rampage on Wednesday night One of Tasmia's 17-year-old friends was also shot and taken to a local hospital. Radio station CBSDFW reported that when the gunman did not find the woman at the address, he opened fire. Two people were killed and two others wounded at that address. He is then believed to have went to a home in DeSoto, Texas, where he reportedly used an explosive device to gain entry to the property. After it detonated, he allegedly shot several people inside, killing two and injuring two more. Dallas police said the attack only ended when the man ran out of ammunition. WFAA reported that the gunman - believed to be a member of the military - tried to disguise himself as one of the injured but is now being questioned at DPD headquarters. Authorities said the man was looking for his ex-girlfriend, but she was not at the first home The gunman then went to a second address in Desoto where he tossed an explosive device into a home to gain access Reports say that when the suspect was arrested he kept repeating his name, rank and serial number. He also reportedly has tattoos identifying him as being in the military. Warren Mitchell with the Dallas Police Department said the first shooting was called in at around 10.30pm at the 7100 block of Long Canyon Trail, Dallas. On arrival, they found the gunman had already killed two victims and injured two others. The two injured people were taken to Parkland Hospital and to Methodist Hospital in Oak Cliff. Mitchell said the suspect then fled to DeSoto. He then shot dead a further two people and injured to more Cpl Melissa Franks with the DeSoto Police Department said officers were sent to the scene of the second shooting at around 10.45pm. Officers found another four people shot, two of whom were deceased, at the shooting scene in the 100 block of Galleria Drive in DeSoto. Cpl. Franks said police took the suspect into custody at the scene of the second shooting. One person has been arrested but more details about his identity have not been released. Scene of the crime: The gunman went on his first rampage at an address on 7100 block of Long Canyon Trail, in Dallas, pictured The Dallas shootings took place at two separate addresses in and outside of the city For more, read the 5NBCDFW report here and the WFAA report here.