TULSA, Okla. — Two people were injured after being shot at a bus stop near 11th and Utica on June 30.
The Tulsa Police Department said the shooting appeared to be random and unprovoked.
Officers said the suspect drove by the bus stop and fired multiple shots at two people around 5:30 pm.
One man was shot in the shoulder, and the other man had a gunshot wound to the leg. Tulsa police said the victims were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Investigators said surveillance video showed a white Lexus sedan pull up along the bus stop and fire multiple shots before taking off. Around 10 o’clock the same evening, officers attempted to stop the Lexus, which resulted in a brief chase.
Eventually, the driver stopped, and police arrested the driver, identified as Jose Guillen, on two complaints of shooting with intent to kill.
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2 News went to the scene on July 1 and spoke with Alex Johnson, who witnessed the officers at the scene.
"Yeah, it is a little scary with people's mindset and like what they do," said Johnson.
Johnson said he was at the parking lot across the street from the scene when he saw the officers. He said he hoped the two men injured would recover.
"My prayers go out to their family, hope they get better soon, and justice will be served," said Johnson.
2 News also contacted Dave Walker, a retired Tulsa police sergeant specializing in homicide.
"A random shooting like this leads to serial killers and that sort of thing… They did a really good job if they made an arrest that quick," said Walker.
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