OKC Police Hunt For Suspect Wanted For Two Counts Of First-Degree Murder

An Oklahoma County judge has issued an arrest warrant for a known gang member suspected of killing two people at an Oklahoma City apartment complex in June.

Police say 26-year-old Joshua Londale Rogers gunned down Israel Jackson and Shavon Johnson the night of June 7. The shootings happened at Sooner Haven apartments near N.E. 36th Street and Lottie. Jackson died at the scene, but Johnson was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.

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Investigators found the gun used in the killings in a trash cart at N.E. 34th Street and Lottie. Over the next few weeks, witnesses told police Rogers, a member of a local gang who goes by the street name "Bad Eye," was the person who killed Jackson and Johnson. Police say Jackson's mother even sent a picture of Rogers to a witness, who confirmed the suspect was the person she'd seen shoot the victims.

Based on that information, police obtained an arrest warrant for Rogers. He's wanted on two counts of first-degree murder.

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