A dispute at the Tulsa State Fair escalated into fatal gunfire on October 6, 2024. Sixteen-year-old JaTycie Macoby Williams, an African American male, was in a gray SUV with seven others when a white SUV began pursuing them onto Interstate 244 and shots were fired. Two occupants of the gray SUV were struck; one sustained minor injuries and Williams was critically wounded. He died of his injuries on November 2, 2024, and the Oklahoma Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide.

Investigators say the shooting was retaliation for the earlier altercation at the fairgrounds. Surveillance from the fair and the interstate identified the white SUV and led authorities to 18-year-old Kyler Naely, alleged to be the driver. Two other men, 22-year-old Colby Glenn and 19-year-old Jace Reddell, were later arrested and, along with Naely, charged with first-degree murder. Police noted Glenn had appeared in social media rap videos in which he seemed to boast about the shooting.

If anyone has information about the fight at the fair, the pursuit on Interstate 244, or the individuals involved, please share what is known with investigators.