Ford said Lomack got into a struggle with the man with the shotgun, and then the man with the revolver joined in the struggle, according to the warrant.
Ford told police he heard a “pop” noise come from the living room and heard people run down the stairs and out of his house.
Doddles said she confronted Bonner after the homicide and Bonner told her to keep her mouth shut or Bonner would have to “take her out,'” according to the warrant.
Bonner told Doddles she would leave town for a few weeks until things “cooled down.” Ford picked Bonner out of a photographic lineup Sept. 28, according to the warrant.
Bonner is being held without bail in the Oklahoma County jail.
