TPD MAKE ARREST IN 2011 COLD CASE

City limits of Tulsa youstand a 90-% chance ofgetting arrested.TULSA POLICE HOMICIDEDETECTIVES..DELIVERING ONTHATPROMISE..

GIVING A TULSAFAMILY JUSTICE ALMOST ADECADE AFTER THEIR LOVED ONEWAS GUNNED DOWN IN COLDBLOOD.TONIGHT--DETECTIVES...CONFID ENT THESUSPECT THEY ARRESTED..

ISRESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OFPEGGY GAYTAN.WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE..

OFHOW POLICE NARROWED DOWN ASUSPECT AFTER ALL THESEYEARS..

AND HOW FRIENDSAND FAMILY WHO HAVE WAITEDFOR THIS DAY... ARE FEELING.WE START WITH OUR VINCENTHILL..

LIVE OUTSIDE OF TULSAPOLICE HEADQUARTERS.VINCENT?POLICE SAYING THEY NEVERGAVE UP ON THE 11 YEAR OLDMURDER.

AND THECASE NEVER WENT COLD BECAUSETHEY WERE FOLLOWING UP ONMANY LEADS.

NOW TEHY SAYJUSTICE CAN FINALLY BESERVED.THIS VIDEO SHOWS THE TWO MENRUNNING INTO THE SHELL GASSTATION AT 36TH AND HARVARD.A FEW SECONDS LATER..

PEGGYGAYTAN WAS DEAD.

POLICEARRESTED ONE OF THE MEN THISMORNING.

PATRICKHAMSTARD OF TULSA WAS TAKENINTO CUSTODY WITHOUTINCIDENT.

CHIEFWENDELL FRANKLIN SAYS THEINVESTIGATIONS WENT BEYONDTULSA.Wendell Franklin/ TulsaPolice Chief "We continuedto look for leads.

We metwith other partners in lawenforcement.

This case hastaken us to other states andultimately led us to anarrest today."CHIEF FRANKLIN WOULD NOTGIVE DETAILS BUT SAYS PARTOF THEINVESTIGATION LED DETECTIVESTO COLORADO BEFORE THEARREST.

HEALSO SAID HE HOPES THISBRINGS SOME CLOSURE TO THEGAYTAN FAMILY.HAMSTARD IS CHARGED WITHMURDER ON NO BOND.

AS FORTHE OTHER SUSPECT, POLICEWOULD NOT RELEASE HIS NAMEAT THIS TIME.

HOWEVER, THEYBELIEVE HE WAS KILLEDSEVERAL YEARS AGO.

SAYINGTHE CASE IS NOW OFFICIALLYCLOSED.

IN TULSA, VINCENTHILL 2WFY!!THIS ARRE