Two Teens Found Deceased in Altus

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June 20, 2022

By News Director Jared Atha

Altus Police are investigating the death of two teenagers after responding to a multiple shots fired call near the 700 block of East Nona on Saturday afternoon.

Authorities say the two victims were 18, and 16.

Police say one victim was found near an abandoned house in the 900 block of Newlin Drive while the second victim was found in a field about 200 yards north of Newlin Drive.

Officials are still investigating the scene and will release more information as the investigation continues. At this time, police say they have no suspects.

This is a developing story.

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