2 Teens Arrested After Shots Fired In Tulsa

Two 15-year-old males have been arrested after multiple shots were fired Saturday night in Tulsa, according to authorities.

Tulsa police said they responded to reports of juveniles pointing firearms in the parking lots near South Memorial Drive and East 71st Street.

Witnesses on the scene followed the suspects to the south parking lot of Woodland Hills Mall and reported the location of the juveniles to officers, police said.

Officers took 15 juveniles into custody after witnesses reported them being involved in fights and pointing firearms.

While officers were on the scene, shots were heard in the nearby Walmart parking lot, according to police.

Witnesses on the scene reported that a juvenile was shooting at a car, and the people inside the car were firing back, police said.

Police said an off-duty Tulsa County deputy was working security at the location when they tackled the suspect and took him into custody

Officers said they suspect that some vehicles may have been burglarized in the parking lots.

One of the 15-year-old suspects was arrested on complaints of pointing a deadly weapon, reckless discharge of a firearm, and unlawful carry of a firearm, police said.

The other 15-year-old suspect was arrested on the complaint of unlawful carry of a firearm by a juvenile, according to police.

Police said 17 other unsupervised juveniles were taken into custody before their parents were called to the locations to pick them up.