6 a.m. MONDAY UPDATE
Kevin Williams, the 15-year-old wanted on charges including capital murder in the death of Eunice Lopez, has been arrested.
10 p.m. UPDATE
Ramale Collier, one of the men wanted in connection to the murder of Eunice Lopez, turned himself into police shortly before 10 p.m. Sunday.
Police are still looking for Kevin Williams, who is also wanted on a capital murder charge in connection to Lopez's death.
See Monday's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for full details.
- Hunter Field
8:45 p.m. UPDATE
Authorities say two teens are wanted on charges including capital murder in the death of a woman who was fatally shot Sunday while she held her 2-year-old daughter outside her Little Rock home.
The Little Rock Police Department says Kevin Williams, 15, and Ramale Collier, 18, fatally shot 27-year-old Eunice Lopez during a robbery Sunday morning outside Lopez' home on Keats Drive. They will face charges of capital murder, aggravated robbery, aggravated assault and theft of property.
Williams is a black male who stands 5-foot-6 and weighs about 110 pounds, police said. Collier is described as a black male who stands 5-foot-9 and weighs 150 pounds.
The two teens were last seen driving a champagne-colored 4-door Lexus that may have been stolen, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call authorities.
Police initially took into custody four youths, though none were charged "pending further investigation," a police spokesman said. Williams and Collier were described as "main suspects" in the case.
UPDATE:
Police identified the woman who was robbed then fatally shot Sunday morning as 27-year-old Eunice Lopez, according to a police report.
A 2-year-old was also listed as a victim on the report.
A witness said at least four teenage boys, who frequently walk around the area, stole Lopez's purse then shot her before fleeing on foot. The witness said he saw them enter a house at 5816 Chaucer Lane, where police found Lopez's purse, a $20 bill and articles of clothing in the backyard, according to the report.
Police said they arrested the youths, aged 11 to 15, at the residence, but they have not yet been charged.
A Little Rock Police Department spokesman said later Sunday night that the youths had still not been charged and that the case was "pending further investigation."
EARLIER:
A 27-year-old woman was shot and killed just before 10 a.m. Sunday after a robbery outside her home on Keats Drive, Little Rock police said.
The woman was standing in her driveway, 8401 Keats Drive, when she was robbed and shot by a group of teenagers, who were arrested after being identified by witnesses, spokesman Steven McClanahan said.
Keats Drive runs south of Interstate 30 and east of Geyer Springs Road.
The woman was in critical condition after the shooting and died about an hour later, he said.
Her death was Little Rock's fourth homicide in 2016. It came just hours after 19-year-old Junius Pitts Jr. was killed when a driver fired shots into his vehicle.
See Monday's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette for full details.