A South Miami neighborhood is grappling with the aftermath of a fatal shooting that claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy yesterday. Nolan King, identified by CBS News Miami, was shot in what police suggest followed a dispute with two other teenagers. The Miami-Dade Police Department is conducting an ongoing investigation into the tragic incident.

The altercation took place at an apartment complex near Southwest 64th Street and 59th Place. A direct quote from Miami-Dade Police Detective Andre Martin featured in an article by WSVN, detailed the context of the shooting: "The subjects were known to the victim. They were here at this location together prior to the shooting occurring and some sort of dispute may have occurred for unknown reasons and a fire arm was produced and shots were fired leaving this 15-year-old teenager deceased."

The response by law enforcement led to a pursuit of a suspected white sedan which was believed to be related to the involved parties. This pursuit concluded at a Target off Dixie Highway and 104th Street, where two suspects, aged 18 and 19, fled on foot before ultimately being apprehended by police officers. The names of the suspects have yet to be released to the public as questioning continues.

King was transported to HCA Kendall Trauma Center by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue but did not survive the injuries. A sentiment underscored by Detective Martin in an interview with CBS News Miami: "There's no reason — no great reason — to take anyone's life," he said. "So, it's extremely tragic."

The incident is under close investigation by police. Two people are in custody, and authorities hope new information will reveal the motives behind the shooting.