TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police responded to a quadruple shooting early Friday morning that left 4 people injured, including one in critical condition.
The Tulsa Police Department received a call around 2:30 a.m. Officers found 2 males and 2 females shot, ranging in age from 15 to 18.
WATCH: Four shot in Tulsa early Friday, one in critical condition
• 18-year-old female
• 17-year-old male
• 16-year-old male
• 15-year-old female
WATCH: 4 shot in Tulsa early Friday; one in critical condition:
TPD Captain Jeff Edwards said one person was in critical condition, but all four are expected to survive.
2 News spoke to a witness who says they heard the shooting.
To protect their privacy, they asked to stay anonymous.
“I heard boom boom boom, and I heard like someone say 'I don’t give a ****,'" said the witness who was in the area riding their bike. “I thought they shot up in the air, I was tripping, so I said out loud…Give me a second! Don't shoot me! ”
After the witness said they realized police were going to another area, they realized they were safe.
"So I was in the safe zone," they said. "But like I just rode down that street, like probably like 20 minutes before. That was kind of scary a little bit, not gonna lie.”
According to a Facebook post released by the Tulsa Police Department, investigators found out that prior to the shooting, one of the victims caught a suspect on video breaking into his home and stealing several items.
The victim and a group of friends then went to confront the suspect, a 16-year-old male who lives down the street, about the burglary.
When the groups met in the street, the suspect pulled out a handgun and fired multiple rounds at the four teenagers, hitting them all.
The suspect then escaped with the weapon.
Investigators believe a single suspect carried out the shooting. A Tulsa police supervisor on scene said there were approximately 10 to 15 shell casings in the roadway.
Police arrested one person at the scene for obstruction. Officers placed the individual in handcuffs in front of a nearby home.
Belongings from one of the victims were left at the scene.
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