Judge To Decide In June On Releasing Body Cam, 911 Calls From Muskogee Murder

A judge will decide on June 4 whether to release the body cam video and 911 calls from a mass shooting in Muskogee that left six people dead.

Muskogee Police said Jarron Pridgeon shot and killed his brother along with five young kids, ranging in ages from one to nine. Police said he also shot the children’s mother, Brittany Anderson, who survived.

Pridgeon is charged with six counts of murder and one count of shooting with intent to kill.

Prosecutors and Pridgeon’s attorneys are both asking the judge not to release the videos.