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Teenager and man arrested, accused of double shooting

NEW DETAILS IN THIS INVESTIGATION. OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE FIRST CAME TO THE NORTHEAST 23RD AREA FOR A DOUBLE SHOOTING, AND ONE OF THEM HAPPENED HERE AT THE GAS STATION. LOOK AT THIS. YOU CAN SEE BULLET HOLES HERE ON THE DUMP CAN. AND EVEN FURTHER HERE, SEVERAL BULLET MARKS SCOTTISHED ON THE GROUND. WE TALKED TO A BUSINESS WHO SAID THEY HEARD AND SAW THE NEXT SHOOTING. OVER HERE ACROSS THE STREET, SHOTS AFTER ONE AFTER ONE. DOESN'T REALLY SOUND LIKE A HANDGUN. MARTELL FIELDS SAYS HE WAS SITTING AT HIS DESK ON NORTHEAST 23RD STREET IN LOTTIE TUESDAY AFTERNOON WHEN HE FIRST HEARD THE SHOTS. I LOOKED UP AND TRYED TO AVOID, WELL, WHAT WAS COMING AT ME. BUT WHEN HE JUST LOOKED UP AND SEE TWO MEN BOYS BASICALLY RUNNING IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS, HE NOTICED THAT ONE OF THEM, JERICHO HUTCHERSON, WAS LYING ON THE GROUND IN FRONT OF HIS BUSINESS. FIELDS SAYS HE AND OTHER EMPLOYEES FROM NEARBY BUSINESSES TRIED TO RUN TO HIM FOR HELP. I WAS ACTUALLY DOWN AND TALKED TO HIM AND TOLD HIM TO HOLD ON, HELP IS ON THE WAY. STAY WITH US. JUST KEEP BREATHEING. BUT IT WAS TOO LATE. THE 17-YEAR-OLD DIED. FIELDS SAYS IT WAS THE MOST DEADLY THING FOR HIM TO WATCH SUCH A TRAGIC SITUATION, BUT HE HOPES HE WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE THE TEENAGER SOME COMFORT IN HIS LAST MOMENTS. IT WAS SAD. THAT WAS IT, YOU KNOW, BUT, YOU KNOW, I JUST HAD TO BE STRONG FOR HIM, AND, YOU KNOW, AND HOPE HE KNEW PEOPLE WERE THERE TO HELP HIM. POLICE FOUND ANOTHER TEENAGER NEARBY AND TOOK HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. HE IS EXPECTED TO BE OK. A 15-YEAR-OLD AND A 33-YEAR-OLD WERE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH THE SHOOTING. They have been charged with murder. This should not happen, especially when kids have guns and are doing other things. Both suspects will have their first court appearance tomorrow.

Teenager and man arrested, defendant charged in double shooting that left teenager dead

A teenager and a man are in jail tonight following a shooting involving two men in northeast Oklahoma City Tuesday afternoon that left one person hospitalized and another dead.

A teenager and a man are in jail Wednesday following a shooting in northeast Oklahoma City Tuesday afternoon that left one person hospitalized and another dead. Find the latest interesting news here. Oklahoma City Police Department officers initially responded to the corner of Northeast 23rd and Lottie Avenue to a shooting near a gas station. Martell Fields, who witnessed the shooting, was sitting at his desk Tuesday afternoon when he heard the gunshots.>> Download the KOCO 5 app”I looked up and I was trying to, you know, get out of the way of anything that might be coming at me, but I looked up and I saw two men, kids, basically just running in different directions,” Fields said. That's when he noticed one of them, G'Rico Hutcherson, lying on the ground outside his store. Fields said he and other employees from nearby stores tried to run to him to offer help.”I actually bent down and talked to him. I told him to just hang on. Help was on the way. Stay with us. Just keep breathing,” Fields said. Shortly afterward, the teen died at the scene. Fields said he was heartbroken to have witnessed such a tragic situation, but he hoped he was able to provide some comfort to the teen in his final moments. “It was sad, you know, but I just had to be strong for him, and hopefully he knew there were people there to help him,” Fields said. Officers found another teen who had been shot nearby, and he was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. A 15-year-old and a 33-year-old were arrested in connection with the shooting and booked into the Oklahoma County Detention Center on murder charges. “This kind of thing shouldn't happen. Especially when kids have guns and are doing other things,” Fields said. Both suspects are expected to make their first court appearance Thursday. Top Headlines Police identify 17-year-old victim shot in northeast Oklahoma parking lot Tuesday. Get the facts: Fact-check claims about the DNC on Project 2025 and its impact. Oklahoma Human Services director fired after less than 2 years on the job. Harold Hamm, Oklahoma oil tycoon and state's richest man, raises millions for Trump campaign. State Inspector General Ryan Walters says federal audit findings came from previous administration.

OKLAHOMA CITY —

A teenager and a man are in jail Wednesday following a shooting involving two men in northeast Oklahoma City Tuesday afternoon that left one person hospitalized and another dead.

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Officers from the Oklahoma City Police Department initially responded to the corner of Northeast 23rd and Lottie Avenue to a double shooting near a gas station.

Martell Fields, who witnessed the shooting, was sitting at his desk Tuesday afternoon when he first heard the shots.

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“I looked up and tried to get out of the way of whatever was coming at me, but I just looked up and saw two kids running in different directions,” Fields said.

That's when he noticed one of them, G'Rico Hutcherson, lying on the ground outside his store. Fields said he and other employees from nearby stores tried to run to help him.

“I actually leaned over and talked to him. I told him to just hang in there. Help was on the way. Stay with us. Just keep breathing,” Fields said.

Shortly afterwards, the teenager died at the scene of the accident.

Fields said he was heartbroken to witness such a tragic situation, but he hoped he was able to provide some comfort to the teenager in his final moments.

“It was sad, you know, but I had to be strong for him, and hopefully he knew there were people there to help him,” Fields said.

Officers found another teenager nearby who had been shot. He was taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

A 15-year-old and a 33-year-old were arrested in connection with the shooting and taken to the Oklahoma County Detention Center on suspicion of murder.

“This shouldn't happen. Especially when kids have guns and do other things,” Fields said.

Both suspects are expected to appear before a judge for the first time on Thursday.

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