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Midland, Texas Mass Shooting on West Wall Street: Legal Rights of Victims and Families If you are reading this page, you or someone you love was on the 4600 block of West Wall Street on the morning of June 12, 2026, or you are the family of Ed Scott, or you are one of the ten people who went to Midland Memorial Hospital with gunshot wounds — four of you in the operating room, five of you stable, the rest unknown. You may be sitting in a hospital chair right now, or standing in a kitchen at two in the morning trying to understand how a Friday morning on a commercial strip in the middle of the Permian Basin turned into the worst day of your life. We are writing directly to you. What happened on West Wall Street was not an act of God, and in the eyes of Texas civil law, it was not solely the act of one man who was already dead by the time the standoff ended. A mass shooting leaves a criminal investigation — and the Texas Rangers are leading that, at the request of Midland Police — but it also leaves a civil investigation, and the two are not the same thing. The criminal case asks whether a crime was committed. The civil case asks who failed to prevent the harm, who allowed the conditions that made it possible, and what your family is owed for what was taken. That second question is…