Oklahoma City Police Arrest Suspect in October Shooting

Authorities apprehended a suspect following a drive-through shooting that took place on October 5.

Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Violence

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Oklahoma City police have arrested Aboken Runako Tye and identified Caden Goodwin as suspects in the October 5 drive-through shooting investigation. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Oklahoma City police have arrested Aboken Runako Tye following an October 5 shooting at a local McDonald's. Police have also identified Caden Goodwin as a second suspect in the incident.

Why it matters

The investigation remains active as authorities process evidence recovered from the scene on NW 23rd Street. Police are focused on identifying the roles of all five subjects who were present at the time of the shooting.

Aboken Runako Tye is currently facing a formal charge of shooting with the intent to kill. Investigators have recovered 13 shell casings from the scene and located a discarded black handgun west of the restaurant.

The players

Aboken Runako Tye

He is a suspect arrested by local authorities in connection to the October 5 shooting.

Caden Goodwin

He has been identified by law enforcement as a second suspect involved in the shooting incident.

Sergio Ivan Reyes Moreno

He was the driver of the white truck that was targeted during the altercation at the drive-through.

The details

Security footage captured five individuals approaching the driver of a white truck at the drive-through before two subjects fired at the vehicle. The truck was found with several bullet holes, and Sergio Ivan Reyes Moreno has been identified as the driver.

Timeline

  1. Police responded to a report of shots fired at 1:10 a.m. on October 5.

Legal Context

This case follows standard procedures for investigations involving firearm violence at commercial establishments. It remains part of a broader local focus on mitigating public safety risks associated with late-night confrontations.

Residents and customers near the NW 23rd Street area should note that police are continuing to process evidence from the scene. The investigation may lead to further security advisories as authorities work to locate additional suspects involved in the altercation.

The takeaway

Maintaining awareness of surroundings in late-night public spaces is critical for personal safety during verbal altercations. Always report suspicious activity or aggressive confrontations to local law enforcement immediately.

Further reading

For more information on local safety, read the latest reports in the Oklahoma City Violence section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by KOKH.