2 teens arrested in fatal shooting of Irving man

Two teenagers are in custody tonight after police identified them as suspects in the fatal shooting of a 40-year-old man. Investigators say and as Manning confronted the teens after suspecting they'd stolen a gun from his home, that confrontation quickly escalated into a deadly shootout. Fox 4's David Centendri spoke with Manning's family live with the latest. David. Yeah, this was reportedly all over a stolen gun. A 40-year-old man shot and killed two teens. We know one of them by name now who's been charged. the other one a juvenile. He actually went and confronted them about it. 40-year-old Andres Manning shot and killed after reportedly confronting two of his stepson's friends about a gun stolen from their home. Put the guns down, man. Last Thursday, Manning and his stepson went to the Devon on Northgate apartments to confront the two teenagers, according to an arrest warrant. Later, a second confrontation happened nearby off Esther's Road. That's when the two teens allegedly began shooting at Manning and his stepson who were in their vehicle. Manning returned fire, but he was shot in the head. His stepson drove him to a nearby family dollar to call for help. It shouldn't be resolved by confronting them. Manning's uncle, Charles Ahmad Mosley, says his nephew should not have confronted the teens about the stolen gun. He believes their parents should have been called. Still, he obviously condemns the shooting and says the suspects have no business being around guns. Why gangsters carry a gun? Because they out there in the streets, they out there doing crime, man. That's why they got a gun. Gangster, you want to be a gangster. That's why they got it. Irving police arrested 17-year-old Zane Ryder Townsend and a juvenile, both identified by the stepson, according to an arrest warrant. Townsend was initially charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon because the victim was on life support. Manning, however, died Saturday, but it's unclear when charges will likely be upgraded to murder. But I say, man, I forgive y'all. Mosley, while hurting for his nephew, also hurts for the suspects. Mosley is a convicted felon who got out of prison 20 years ago, later starting Takwa Ministries, a nonprofit geared toward mentoring prison inmates and setting them up for success on the outside. So it's all about giving people a second chance. Yes. Reintegrating into society. Yes. Now the shooting too close to home, his nephew gone and two teens face possible incarceration. Back in the day when we were growing up, we had a fist fight. And Townsend declined to interview with detectives according to an arrest warrant. Steve, Heather. All right, Davidson Tendry, thank you.