UPDATE: 3 Oklahoma City shootings likely were connected; teen victim's mother hopeful for arrest

Capt. Dexter Nelson said officers think three men and a woman were involved in May 8 shootings that left three people injured, including a teenager who was paralyzed from the waist down after being shot in the 4300 block of NW 16.

Nelson said police think the three incidents are connected, but it's unknown whether the shooters knew the victims.

“We believe all four suspects are involved in all three incidents,” he said.

Officers received the first shooting call about 2:45 a.m. May 8 at an apartment complex near NW 122 and N MacArthur Boulevard. A woman told police she was approached by a person with a gun who fired at her.

The woman was not hit by the gunfire, but she did suffer injuries from shattered glass, police said.

Shortly after, officers found another woman about 3 a.m. in the median of the John Kilpatrick Turnpike between N Council Road and N County Line Road. The woman had been shot and told officers she had been abducted, robbed and dropped out of the car.