Man Arrested, Accused Of Shooting Girlfriend With Children In Car
Police arrested a man on Wednesday after a shooting in a southwest Oklahoma City parking lot. Police say Mauricio Martinez and his significant other, Mariana Salazar-Flores were in the parking lot when things escalated. Police have arrested Mauricio Martinez, a man accused of shooting his girlfriend, Mariana Salazar-Flores, in a southwest Oklahoma City parking lot. The shooting occurred just after 3 p.m. on Wednesday, with the couple's two young children also in the car. Martinez was arrested on multiple charges including shooting with the intent to kill and domestic assault and battery. Salazar Flores is brain-dead and is not expected to survive. If you are a victim of domestic violence, call the Attorney General's office at 1-800-522-SAFE.
Published : 4 weeks ago by Griffin Media in General
Police arrested a man on Wednesday after a shooting in a southwest Oklahoma City parking lot. Police say Mauricio Martinez and his significant other, Mariana Salazar-Flores were in the parking lot when things escalated.
Police arrested a man on Wednesday after a shooting in a southwest Oklahoma City parking lot.
Police say Mauricio Martinez and his significant other, Mariana Salazar-Flores were in the parking lot when things escalated.
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The scene was near Interstate 240 and Western Avenue just after 3 p.m. Wednesday.
Court documents show officers arrived on the scene, finding Salazar-Flores shot in the head in the passenger seat of a white car.
Police say the couple's two young children were also in the car.
Martinez called 911 after the shooting, but it's still unclear what led up to it, police say.
Police arrested Martinez on multiple complaints, including shooting with the intent to kill and domestic assault and battery.
According to police, the victim is brain-dead and is not expected to survive.
If you are a victim of domestic violence the Attorney General's office has a 24-hour safe line: 1-800-522-SAFE
Topics: Crime