OKC Police examines the murder after disputes have led to shootings

A murder examination is in progress after the police said that a domestic dispute led to a shootout on Tuesday evening in the northeast of Oklahoma City. The police said that the situation began around 11 p.m. as an argument between two family members in a house near Northeast 16th Street and the Lottie Avenue. At some point during the argument, someone was shot. >> Download the Koco 5 app | Subscribe down the Koco 5 YouTube channel “We have a family dispute that led to a murder. A family member received a weapon and shot another family member,” said captain Michelle Henderson. “So, a person in the house called us and we got out and we do interviews to put together exactly what happened.” The victim was brought to a regional hospital where the police said that this person had died. Someone in the house called 911 and the police interviewed several people. No arrests were made until early Wednesday morning. >> Get the latest news of interest by clicking here. The person who shot and killed the victim did not live at home. Information about the victim was not published. The police held the area near Northeast 16th and Homa Avenue, but the authorities said that someone drove through the crime scene tape. The police ask people to draw attention to every time they see yellow adhesive tape because it is essential for an examination. “We have to recreate what happened here, people need the band, our officers and our scene security,” said Henderson. Top headlines: Wild Video shows Florida Alligator, who stops the traffic and transmits turtle about street protesters in Oklahoma State Capitol, who faced the superintendent Ryan Walters, who prepared to support the employees of the Tinker Air Force Base are trapped in potential layoffs, woman who killed her wife, a woman, one California Fire Captain and escape to Mexico What does the partnership of Oklahoma Department of Public Safety do with ICE?