2 les hommes admettent tir 5 résidents noirs, La police de Tulsa disent

Les deux suspects dans une fusillade qui a terrorisé la communauté noire de Tulsa, Oklahoma, le week-end ont avoué, a indiqué la police lundi.

Service de police de Tulsa rapport arrestations obtenus par le Times indiquent que 32 ans Alvin Watts a avoué avoir tiré deux personnes et 19 ans Jake Angleterre avoué avoir tiré trois.

Le rapport de l'arrestation de l'Angleterre, dit-il conduit pendant la fusillade et a conduit la police à l'arme. Tulsa porte-parole de la police Jason Willingham a déclaré au Times que l'arme et un camion ont été saisis dans le cadre de la fusillade.

Les fusillades tôt vendredi matin trois morts — une femme et deux hommes — et deux personnes grièvement blessées. Toutes les victimes étaient noires, et la police ont décrit les deux suspects blanc, although England has identified himself as Native American in the past.

It’s not clear which man would have shot which victim. An arrest report says Watts claims he shot “the ones in between the first and last.”

Police have said England may have been trying to avenge his father’s fatal shooting by a black man two years ago. But Willingham said that as far as he knew, the suspects did not discuss their motivation during their interviews with police.

Willingham said it appeared the two men were equal partners in crime, despite the difference in their ages.

“Each admitted to his own crime where there was a fatality,” Willingham said.

He said the confessions were corroborated by other evidence but he declined to discuss that evidence, including the type of gun recovered.

“What they said matches what our investigation showed,” dit-il.

Earlier Monday, both men appeared in court. Their bail was set at nearly $9.2 million each, and a sheriff’s spokesman told The Times that they were being held separately in segregation at Tulsa jail.

Source: L.A. Times