Edmond Police Issue Warrant for Jaylan Davis “3zzy” After Arcadia Lake Mass Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 22 Injured

EDMOND, Oklahoma — A mass shooting at Arcadia Lake has left one teenager dead and 22 others injured, prompting an active investigation and a search for a suspect identified by police as Jaylan Davis, also known as “3zzy.” The Edmond Police Department confirmed that an arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the incident, which occurred during a large weekend gathering near the lake.

Authorities stated that the violence reportedly followed an escalating dispute among groups attending the event. Witnesses described scenes of confusion and panic as gunfire broke out, causing attendees to flee the area. Investigators have recovered ballistic evidence indicating that more than one firearm may have been discharged during the incident. Officials continue working to determine whether additional individuals were involved.

The victim who died in the shooting has been identified as 18-year-old Avianna Smith-Gray. Emergency medical teams responded rapidly to the scene and transported 22 injured individuals to nearby hospitals for treatment. Officials have not yet released the full extent of the injuries sustained by all victims.

Investigators are continuing to gather evidence, interview witnesses, and review digital and forensic material as they seek to establish a comprehensive timeline of events. Authorities have stated that preliminary findings suggest the possibility of gang-related conflict, though the investigation remains active and ongoing.

The family of Avianna Smith-Gray maintains the exclusive right to release information regarding obituary details, memorial services, funeral arrangements, and visitation plans. We respectfully acknowledge the family’s wishes and recognize the personal nature of such announcements. Until official statements are made, some information may remain incomplete or subject to change. Updates may follow as verified details emerge.

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