BUT WE DO WANT TO START WITH THAT MASS SHOOTING UPDATE. KOCO JASON BURGER JOINING US LIVE RIGHT NOW AT ARCADIA LAKE. AND JASON, WE KNOW THE YOUNG WOMAN WHO WAS KILLED WAS A SENIOR IN HIGH SCHOOL. YEAH, GUYS, NOT ONLY THAT, WE’VE LEARNED THAT SHE WAS ALSO GETTING READY TO GRADUATE. NOW I WANT TO READ THE UPDATE WE GOT FROM EDMOND POLICE, AND I’LL READ THAT WORD FOR WORD. GRANTED, IT’S NOT VERY LONG, BUT HERE’S WHAT THEY TOLD US EARLIER TUESDAY EVENING. THEY SAID, QUOTE, THE 18 YEAR OLD FEMALE VICTIM THAT HAS BEEN IN CRITICAL CONDITION PASSED AWAY JUST BEFORE 6 P.M. THIS EVENING. OUT OF RESPECT FOR HER FAMILY WISHES. WE ARE NOT RELEASING HER NAME AT THIS TIME. HOWEVER, THE FAMILY OF THIS 18 YEAR OLD SPOKE TO KOCO 5 EARLIER TODAY BEFORE SHE PASSED AND DESCRIBED HOW SHE WAS FINISHING UP HIGH SCHOOL. SHE WAS A DEDICATED STUDENT AND HOW SPECIAL SHE WAS TO THEM AS WELL. OH, OUR BABY IS JUST 18. SHE TURNED 18 IN DECEMBER. SHE’S STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL. SHE JUST GOT, YOU KNOW, DONE DOING HER SENIOR HOMEWORK TO FINISH UP FOR THE TRIMESTER AT THE SCHOOL SHE GOES TO, AND SHE’S LOOKING FORWARD TO GRADUATION. NOW, AT A PRESS CONFERENCE EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON, EDMOND POLICE DID SAY THEY ARE INVESTIGATING TO SEE IF THE ORGANIZERS OF THE PARTY HERE AT ARCADIA LAKE SHOULD FACE ANY CHARGES. NOW, THAT IS NOT 100% OFFICIAL YET, BUT THAT IS SOMETHING THEY ARE INVE
18-year-old woman dies days after mass shooting at Arcadia Lake pavilion
Two days after a mass shooting at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, an 18-year-old victim died from her injuries.
Updated: 9:39 AM CDT May 6, 2026
Two days after a mass shooting at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, an 18-year-old victim died from her injuries. | MORE | WATCH FULL: Edmond police give update on investigation into mass shooting at Arcadia LakeThe Edmond Police Department confirmed an 18-year-old woman, who was previously in critical condition, died after she was injured in a shooting Sunday night. Police did not release the woman’s name at her family’s request. “The 18-year-old female victim that has been in critical condition passed away just before 6 PM this evening. Out of respect for her family wishes, we are not releasing her name at this time,” the Edmond Police Department said in a news release. However, the family of Avianna Smith-Gray, an 18-year-old woman who was in critical condition after she was shot in the head, spoke to KOCO 5 Tuesday afternoon before police announced that the only victim in critical condition had died. “Our baby is just 18. She turned 18 in December. She’s still in high school. She just got, you know, done doing her senior homework to finish up for the trimester, the school she goes to, and she’s, like, looking forward to graduation,” ShaRhonda Smith, the 18-year-old’s aunt, told KOCO. “They stole her whole life. That’s not fair. They don’t have the right to do what they did to her or anybody else that was there and innocently got hit.” That information came hours after the Edmond Police Department held a news conference Tuesday, where they described how an argument broke out between multiple people at a Scissortail Campground pavilion. >> Video Below: ‘Stole her whole life’: High school senior shot in head at Arcadia Lake party A GoFundMe has been set up to help Smith-Gray’s family. Anyone who would like to donate can do so here. Police said some of the victims had nothing to do with the fight that started the violence. “Those rounds struck multiple people, including individuals who were not involved in that altercation and were simply there attending the event,” Sgt. James Hamm with Edmond police said. Police also confirmed 23 people had what they called “firearm-related injuries,” and they explained that means some were grazed, some were hit by shrapnel and others took direct gunshot wounds. Two days after the shooting, police said they did not have a suspect in custody. Police did not provide further information on a possible suspect or suspects due to the investigation. >> Video Below: Edmond police: No suspect info released in Arcadia Lake mass shooting to protect investigationOfficers did say there was no threat to the public. Hamm offered an explanation. “There’s nothing we’re going to release on the suspect because of the integrity of the investigation. Typically, when we do release suspect information, that’s for two reasons. Number one, if there’s pertinent information for public safety, or if we need public assistance, and currently neither one of those things apply in this case,” Hamm said.
EDMOND, Okla. —
Two days after a mass shooting at Arcadia Lake in Edmond, an 18-year-old victim died from her injuries.
| MORE | WATCH FULL: Edmond police give update on investigation into mass shooting at Arcadia Lake
The Edmond Police Department confirmed an 18-year-old woman, who was previously in critical condition, died after she was injured in a shooting Sunday night. Police did not release the woman’s name at her family’s request.
“The 18-year-old female victim that has been in critical condition passed away just before 6 PM this evening. Out of respect for her family wishes, we are not releasing her name at this time,” the Edmond Police Department said in a news release.
However, the family of Avianna Smith-Gray, an 18-year-old woman who was in critical condition after she was shot in the head, spoke to KOCO 5 Tuesday afternoon before police announced that the only victim in critical condition had died.
“Our baby is just 18. She turned 18 in December. She’s still in high school. She just got, you know, done doing her senior homework to finish up for the trimester, the school she goes to, and she’s, like, looking forward to graduation,” ShaRhonda Smith, the 18-year-old’s aunt, told KOCO. “They stole her whole life. That’s not fair. They don’t have the right to do what they did to her or anybody else that was there and innocently got hit.”
That information came hours after the Edmond Police Department held a news conference Tuesday, where they described how an argument broke out between multiple people at a Scissortail Campground pavilion.
>> Video Below: ‘Stole her whole life’: High school senior shot in head at Arcadia Lake party
A GoFundMe has been set up to help Smith-Gray’s family. Anyone who would like to donate can do so here.
Police said some of the victims had nothing to do with the fight that started the violence.
“Those rounds struck multiple people, including individuals who were not involved in that altercation and were simply there attending the event,” Sgt. James Hamm with Edmond police said.
Police also confirmed 23 people had what they called “firearm-related injuries,” and they explained that means some were grazed, some were hit by shrapnel and others took direct gunshot wounds.
Two days after the shooting, police said they did not have a suspect in custody. Police did not provide further information on a possible suspect or suspects due to the investigation.
>> Video Below: Edmond police: No suspect info released in Arcadia Lake mass shooting to protect investigation
Officers did say there was no threat to the public.
Hamm offered an explanation.
“There’s nothing we’re going to release on the suspect because of the integrity of the investigation. Typically, when we do release suspect information, that’s for two reasons. Number one, if there’s pertinent information for public safety, or if we need public assistance, and currently neither one of those things apply in this case,” Hamm said.