From staff reports
ST. LOUIS COUNTY — Police on Wednesday identified the second teen killed Monday afternoon in a triple shooting at an apartment complex in south ºüÀêÊÓƵ County.
Tyree Williams, 16, died on the way to the hospital after being shot in the 2800 block of Innsbruck Drive, police said.Â
The other victim, 15-year-old Collin Courtwrigh t, died at the scene. A third person was shot but survived.
The shooting happened about 2 p.m. Monday. Police received a call from a nearby subdivision where friends said two of the victims ran after being shot.
Police said Tuesday the shooting happened as the teens tried to buy a cartridge that’s used to vape marijuana from the two suspects — 19-year-old Tyler Coleman and 18-year-old Zachary Hough.
Coleman and Hough were both charged Tuesday with two counts of second-degree murder, armed criminal action and delivery of less than 35 grams of marijuana. They’re being held on cash-only bonds of $500,000.
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Scenes as family, friends mourn after Oakville shooting that killed two teenagers
Memorial for shooting victims in Oakville
Samuel Starns, father to victim Collin Courtwright, 15, looks at a memorial dedicated to his son Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville. A shooting near the apartment complex Monday afternoon left two people dead, one injured. Photo by Christine Tannous, ctannous@post-dispatch.com
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Kayden Drake lights candles while his father, Michael Drake, stands behind him in support of Collin Courtwright, 15, and another teenage victim during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Family members of Collin Courtwright, 15, release balloon in his honor during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Kennidee Brown, from left, Gabby Eck and Jayla Nash light candles in memory of Collin Courtwright, 15, during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Memorial for shooting victims in Oakville
Samuel Starns, father of victim Collin Courtwright, 15, pauses at a memorial dedicated to his son Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville. A shooting near the apartment complex Monday afternoon left two people dead, one injured.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Mourners arrive at a vigil in honor of Collin Courtwright, 15, and another teenage victim on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Jodie Courtwright, center, mother of victim Collin Courtwright, 15, shares a story about her son as she stands next to Carrie Eck, Collin Courtwright's cousin, left, during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Mourners look at candles and poster boards in memory of Collin Courtwright, 15, during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Jenny Starns, aunt to victim Collin Courtwright, 15, right, lights Andrew Starns' candle during a vigil Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville. Courtwright was one of two teens killed in a shooting Monday afternoon that left another person injured.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Vigil honors Oakville shooting victims
Balloons arrive at a vigil in honor of Collin Courtwright, 15, and another teenage victim on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Memorial honors shooting victims
Kaitlyn McGrath, facing camera, comforts people grieving at a small memorial for shooting victims on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville. A shooting on Monday afternoon left two people dead and one injured. McGrath lives in the apartment complex and said she stayed alongside victim Collin Courtwright, 15, after he was shot.Â
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Memorial for shooting victims in Oakville
Crime scene tape lies in the parking lot of the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, after a shooting on Monday left two people dead and one injured.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Memorial for shooting victims in Oakville
Friends of the victims, including Daniel Douglas, center, and Devon Douglas, far left, pause at a memorial Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville, after a shooting on Monday afternoon left two people dead and one injured.
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
Memorial for shooting victims in Oakville
Kaitlyn McGrath, left, who lives at the apartment complex, tells Devon Douglas, right, that she stayed by the side of Collin Courtwright, 15, after he was shot Monday on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024, at the Black Forest Apartments in Oakville. A shooting near the apartments on Monday afternoon left two people dead, one injured. Photo by Christine Tannous, ctannous@post-dispatch.com
Christine Tannous, Post-Dispatch
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