Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols delivered his first State of the City address Wednesday evening at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, highlighting the progress his administration has made over the past year and the challenges still ahead.

The Osage County Sheriff’s Office said the scene was secured after the suspect was taken into custody. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has been contacted to investigate the incident.

Tulsa Police say officers quickly responded and found the two suspects, identified as Luther Fowler and Kristie Nambiar, attempting to hide behind the bushes and trash cans next to the victim’s house.

Police said an officer arrived on the scene and saw Jones in the middle of spray painting.

Negotiations lasted roughly 2.5 hours. Tulsa Police says the suspect eventually showed himself, officers fired shots, and the suspect died from his injuries.

They stated the suspect is homeless, but frequents the 61st and Peoria area.

The baby was taken to the hospital, where doctors reported the child had multiple fractured ribs, retinal hemorrhaging, bruising, and human bite marks.

WCSO said the suspect is described as a white man in his 30s, driving a newer model red Dodge pickup truck with a dark-colored stripe down the center.

According to the Tulsa Fire Department, firefighters responded to a fire at 1211 South Indianapolis Avenue at approximately 3:30 a.m.

Emily Hall, the City’s Senior Advisor on Homelessness, revealed the location and plans for the shelter during a City Council Public Works Committee meeting on Wednesday.