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<\/p>\nAMARILLO, Texas (KVII) \u2014 Two people were killed and 10 others were hurt during an overnight shooting in Amarillo, according to police.<\/p>\n
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Amarillo police investigate a deadly shooting at the Westminster Apartments, located at 2415 Coulter Street, on May 2, 2026 (Steve Douglass\/KVII)<\/p>\n
On Saturday around 2 a.m., police responded to a shooting at the Westminster Apartments located at Coulter Street and Westgate Pkwy.<\/p>\n
ABC 7 News photojournalist Steve Douglass, who lives several blocks from the crime scene, was woken up by what he described as “machine gun fire” followed by dozens more shots.<\/p>\n
RELATED | Suspect accused of firing 42 shots at Amarillo home indicted on federal weapons charge<\/a><\/p>\n A male was pronounced dead at the scene. Nine people were taken to the hospital, with five of them in critical condition. One of them died at the hospital.<\/p>\n APD released the name of one of the deceased, Ezekiel Rudy Almazan, 17, and listed the other as “16-year-old male.”<\/p>\n According to Amarillo police, a group of “juveniles and young adults” attending a party at another location, moved to the apartment complex.<\/p>\n Police said several people who were asked to leave the original party “later followed attendees” to the Westminster Apartments. They attempted to enter an apartment and opened fire with a “rifle-style weapon.”<\/p>\n In an afternoon update on May 2, APD said there are two suspects, ages and relation to guests are unknown and that no arrests have been made.<\/p>\n APD said no weapons were recovered directly from suspects, but a Glock 9mm handgun was located on a landing outside Apartment 244. <\/p>\n Investigators believe multiple weapons were used based on cartridge casings recovered in the alley south of the apartment complex. <\/p>\n Police are asking those in the Belmar area to check doorbell cameras and residential surveillance for unusual activity during the early morning hours. <\/p>\n