17-Year-Old Star Spencer High School Student Identified After Deadly Shooting Near Campus
SPENCER, OKLAHOMA — A 17-year-old student from Star Spencer High School was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon after an altercation escalated near the school, prompting lockdowns and a heavy police presence in the area.
The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office said the incident began as a fight among a group of juveniles near Northeast 34th Street and Spencer Road. During the confrontation, one of the teens reportedly pulled out a gun and opened fire, striking another male juvenile.
The victim, identified as Sebastian Guyton, was rushed to a local hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Oklahoma City Public Schools officials confirmed Guyton was a student at Star Spencer High School.
“Please help keep our Bobcat family and friends in your thoughts during this very difficult time,” school officials said in a public statement.
Suspect Taken Into Custody After Foot Chase
Following the shooting, authorities said one individual fled the scene but was taken into custody after a short foot pursuit. Officials have not released details about the suspect’s identity or possible charges.
The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office and Spencer Police Department are leading the investigation. Law enforcement has not yet confirmed what led to the altercation or whether the shooting occurred on or off school property.
School Lockdowns and Community Impact
The deadly incident triggered a temporary lockdown at multiple nearby schools, as law enforcement secured the area and searched for the suspect.
Out of caution and respect for the victim’s family, Star Spencer High School canceled classes for the remainder of the week, allowing students and staff time to grieve and process the tragedy.
Community members have expressed shock and sadness, with local officials emphasizing the need for continued support and counseling for students affected by the violence.
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