Two charged in connection with murders of 12 and 14 year old boys

It begins with a major break in a D.C. double murder. Tonight, police have arrested two people in the deadly shooting of a pair of young boys in Northeast. So this arrest comes six months after the boys were gunned down. Fox 5's Tisha Lewis is in Northwest tonight with what police say led to the arrest. Well, we just found out Antonio Terry and also Markell Woodings are the two suspects that are currently in custody. But investigators are still searching for a third suspect. D.C. Police Interim Chief Jeffrey Carroll saying that these two children who were struck and killed were in fact targeted. Disturbing to say the least. This is all apparently the outcome and stems from some type of beef, we're told, in between two different neighborhoods. The interim chief going on to say the two children, 12 and 14 years old, again, were in fact targeted. Today's update on the double homicide comes six months after police say the young victims were shot and killed on Tuesday, April 14th, shortly after 3 p.m. The shooting took place on Kenilworth Avenue Northeast after a stolen black Honda drove up to the Circle 7 Express Store parking lot. Investigators say three masked men got out the car and opened fire. 14-year-old Tayel Coates was pronounced dead at the scene. The second victim, 12-year-old Milo Young, was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. Police say both victims live in Northeast D.C. There was some of the shell casings we were able to obtain DNA and get some rush, some responses back to that. That was able to kind of point us in a direction, a potential direction towards one of the suspects that we were able to tie in using social media and some other methods that were in there. So it was instrumental. And again, different methods to kind of bolster the probable cause in this case. Milo wasn't the only one that was shot. We all were shot. We all were shot. you know that he didn't just shoot him he shot all of us and that was one of the victim's family members shortly after the shooting meanwhile the suspects are being held on no bond a preliminary hearing is scheduled for november 9th police say a 25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case for each homicide