Police say teens arrested following weekend shootings at Scissortail Park had alleged gang ties
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City police released new details Thursday about two shootings near Scissortail Park and the Paycom Center that investigators say involved juveniles with gang ties Saturday night.
According to a new search warrant, multiple juveniles were fighting over gang sets, near the Love’s Travel Stop Stage around 8 p.m.
Key Takeaways Preview
- Oklahoma City police say two separate shootings happened near Scissortail Park and Paycom Center on Saturday night.
- Investigators identified a 13-year-old as the suspected shooter in one incident that injured a teenager.
- Police say a second juvenile suspect arrested after another shooting had an active Midwest City felony warrant.
- Police reports state both suspects have alleged ties to the 107 Hoover gang, though investigators have not confirmed the shootings are connected.
Initial reports indicated the victim had been grazed by a bullet, but a newly released police report states the teen was also shot in the arm. The victim is still expected to be okay…