PHOENIX — Four teens have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Marc Leyva last month, Phoenix police announced.
Leyva was found with multiple gunshot wounds near 7th and Southern avenues just before 9 p.m. Tuesday on Nov. 28. He was taken to a local hospital where he was later pronounced dead, officials said.
Homicide detectives reportedly found "dozens of bullet casings" at the scene of the crime.
VERSIÓN EN ESPAÑOL: 4 adolescentes fueron arrestados, acusados de dispararle a un joven de 17 años al sur de Phoenix
On Dec. 14, detectives found and arrested 18-year-old Dareon Harris as well as a younger teen boy after evidence allegedly linked the two to Leyva's death. Police did not release the younger suspect's identity.
Four days later, 19-year-old Leonard Brown was identified and arrested. The fourth suspect, 18-year-old Takari Humphreys was found and arrested on Wednesday, Dec. 20.
All four suspects reportedly admitted to their involvement in a "premeditated robbery that resulted in the death of Leyva," police said.
They're facing charges including first-degree murder, attempted robbery and aggravated assault. Police said there are no other outstanding suspects.
This is a developing story; additional details will be added as they become available.
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