Apache Manor Shooting Suspect Turns Self In

The man police identified as the Apache Manor shooter turned himself in Friday evening, according to police.

They say Keith Bernard Mack arrived at David L. Moss around 6:30 p.m. to turn himself in.

Multiple agencies worked late Thursday night and into Friday, investigating a shooting that took place in the 2400 block of North Marion just before 7 p.m. on Thursday.

Police say the investigation led them to the 25 year old, and were able to issue a warrant for his arrest.

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Officials credit the hard work of The Homicide Unit, Tulsa Police Department's warrant unit and agents with the Northern Oklahoma Violent Crimes Task Force in identifying the suspect. They also say many in the community came forward with information.

Police found Keondre Love, 18, in the parking lot of Apache Manor Apartments after being shot in the head around 7:30 p.m. Thursday night. They say Love and Mack were walking together before the shooting.

Sergeant Dave Walker said they don't expect Love to survive and that he is considered brain dead.