Argument ends in deadly Troup County shooting of teen

New at six, we're learning more tonight about the murder of a 16-year-old boy in Troup County this week. Fox 5's Doug Evans has the latest on the investigation. The Troup County Sheriff's Office says 16-year-old Paul Smith was a passenger in a car that pulled up to a house on Sims Road Tuesday evening just before seven o'clock. He apparently got out and there was an argument with a man staying at that house. They say that man was Hunter Smith and he opened fire on the 16-year-old and the driver of the car. Paul Smith was hit twice and as the car sped away, deputies say he fired another shot. On Bass Cross Road, the driver called 911 for help and deputies and EMS arrived to find Paul Smith unresponsive in the car. He'd been shot twice. The driver was unhurt from Bass Cross Road. An ambulance took him to a LaGrange hospital where they say he died. Here's what deputies are saying about the motive it appears there was some type of verbal dispute not really sure what that was over at this point we're still gathering that information but if it was a verbal dispute and then at some point hunter pulled a handgun out and fired it more than once and it struck our victim more than once and then he got in the car there was also another he also fired another shot from the yard at the person that was driving the vehicle Hunter Smith is not related to the victim. Deputies say they've charged him with murder, two counts of aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm in the commission of a crime. He's being held here at the Troup County Jail without bond. In Troup County, Doug Evans, Fox 5 News.