A shooting and a deadly vehicle crash unfolded within moments of each other early Sunday near SE 59th Street and S Foster Road in southeast Oklahoma City, leaving one man hospitalized and two other people dead. Police say the chaos began with a shots-fired call at a nearby trailer park before escalating into a hit-and-run that claimed two lives.
A Shooting, Then a Deadly Crash Minutes Later
According to KFOR, Oklahoma City police responded to a fatal auto-pedestrian crash and shooting near SE 59th Street and S Foster Road early Sunday morning. An adult male was shot and transported to a nearby hospital, though the severity of his injuries remained unknown at the time of reporting, the station said.
Moments after the shooting, the station reported, a person got into a vehicle and struck two people, killing both. Police confirmed to KFOR that they had received a call of shots fired at a trailer park in the area, a detail attributed to the OKCPD public information officer.
Multiple People Detained as Investigation Continues
It is being reported that multiple people have been detained at the scene, though the station's report does not specify how many or their connection to the shooting or the crash. The scene remained under further investigation as of Sunday morning, with no suspects or motives publicly identified at the time of publication.
A separate account from News 9 describes a shooting near the 4000 block of SE 59th Street, reporting that police were investigating after one person was shot in southeast Oklahoma City on Thursday evening — a timeline that conflicts with KFOR's account of a Sunday morning incident. News 9 also reported that the victim in its account was taken by private vehicle to a nearby hospital and was in non-critical condition, details that differ from KFOR's description of a victim transported to the hospital with injury severity unknown. The two reports have not been reconciled, and it is unclear whether they describe the same incident or separate events in the same stretch of southeast Oklahoma City.
No Suspects Named, More Details Expected
No word on possible suspects or motives had been released as of Sunday morning, per the KFOR report. More information regarding the incident is expected to be released in the coming days, and the station said it will update the story as further details arrive.
