Fort Worth Teens Arrested in Prince Washington Murder

0:00It's April 20th. Dallas News. Today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Police in Fort Worth, Texas arrested three young men in connection with the drive-by, shooting death of 15-year-old Prince Washington. The South Hills High School sophomore was killed outside his home on Glenbrook Lane in the early morning hours of April 2nd. The suspects include 20-year-old Caesar Horton, 19-year-old Cameron Lampkin, and 17-year-old Todorayon Clark. Investigators pieced it together using a neighbor security camera and city floor cameras. The evidence shows Horton driving a red or maroon Honda sedan with Clark jumping out as the front-right passenger to fire multiple shots. A second gun went off too, caught on video and audio. Prince's father described his son as a student athlete and good kid with no known enemies. Police called it a senseless murder so far, with no clear ties between the suspects and the victim. Officers zeroed in quick, but had to chase them down after they slipped a SWAT raid.

1:04Even after the arrests, the motive stays a mystery. Detectives don't know if anyone was mad at Prince or what sparked it. Two suspects got nabbed in a nearby county. The third, right here in Fort Worth. The case is still wide open, and officials are urging the community to step up with tips to tackle this gun violence. Stay tuned as more comes to light.