They're firing. They're shooting guns at at people across the street at O'Reilly's. Okay, who's doing this? I have no idea who they are. Can you give me a description of who we're looking for? Uh there's a white a white GMC truck, man in a black and blue jeans and a black t-shirt. Black hat. I need to know who the offender is. They shot an employee. Okay, we're already on our way. Just after 5:00 p.m. on September 14th, 2025, dispatchers in Albuquerque received this frantic call about a shooting at an O'Reilly Auto Parts store in the city's southwest. Witnesses told police the shooting happened after a heated argument with a customer, an argument that started over something as simple as an oil filter. But within minutes, that small dispute had turned into a deadly confrontation. What's up? There's another one? Okay, okay, okay. White white GMC? Think 11, so we have one. Looks like he's beyond help. And there's the one also inside. Okay, hold on, hold on. Where's he at? Okay, let me go get Next unit come in, come with your trauma kit real quick. There's a male inside. Okay. Trauma kit. I know. Jeremy, trauma kit? They confirmed white uh white GMC? Uh in vehicle west on Blake? He went around the backside of Murphy's. He's coming with the trauma kit. Okay, are you breathing, brother? Can you hear me? You can hear me? Okay. Give us a a Can you guys hang out all over there and we'll talk to you in a minute, bro. Okay. No, okay, okay. Whatever other units come on scene, we need to we need to get a crime scene going. Um we have the 10-7 male in the parking spot. I'm trying to clear people out. There's a lot of bystanders out. I'm calling a Z. Wipe this. Wipe this. Wipe this. Did you see it? Okay, just Okay, just hang out there for me quick. Yeah, you If you didn't witness anything? So you saw? Come over here. What happened? They were fighting each other? So the younger and the older male were both customers? And they were arguing with the worker? Was it this guy or him? They two go outside, he follows? Yeah, we're we're going to get that now. Uh zoom in for that real quick. GMC? GMC? Okay, I told you. Just a second. I'll voice him just a The second employee was rushed to the hospital where doctors tried to save his life. But the injuries were too severe. Not long after the he was pronounced What had started as a dispute inside an auto parts store had now turned into a double homicide. Um well, I don't know if it's an emergency, but I just saw I was right here by the gas station at um at uh Blake in uh Coors and I know there was shooting right there right in front of the O'Reilly's Auto Parts. A short time later, dispatch received another call reporting a man matching the suspect's description nearby. Officers quickly moved to the area to try and locate him. Within minutes, they spotted the man and began making contact as the investigation continued. Face away from me. Walk back to the sound of my voice now. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Just keep walking, man. Okay, keep walking back. Stop. Take a couple steps to your right. Third. Go. Keep walking to your right. Keep walking to your right. Walk back. I'll fix them here in a second. I can't put them straight right now. Uh give me a second though, okay? I'll fix them. Don't worry. Do you have your ID? All right. So what happened today? Okay. Both workers? Okay. Okay. Okay. That's it though, that happened on Okay, who's the passenger with you? You don't have a passenger at all? Yeah, so where's your dad at? Where do you live at? Well, where does your dad live then? Blake and what again? Joule Street? Joule? Joule? Deputies also detained the suspect's father who had been with him at the store during the argument. Investigators questioned him at the scene as they tried to understand what led up to the According to police, the father had accompanied his son to exchange an oil filter shortly before the confrontation began. What's up? Sorry, what was that? My earpiece was going off. What was that again? Sorry. Okay. All right, just give me a second, you're okay? I'm going to take you downtown to the main the detective's office, okay? Okay. So you're going to be interviewed now, okay? They're already here and stuff, okay? Um I need you to close put your feet inside. I'm going to buckle you in and we're just going to go there, okay? I'll grab your cell phone though, okay? Cuz I know you said you'd still like to try to see about getting that call. All right. Yeah, I'm I'm not I'm not going to Yeah. No, I'm going to You're going to see me walk over there right now, okay? Yeah. Okay, let me see what I can do, okay? Let me go grab your phone though and then let me take you to go get interviewed, okay? So you just have one kid or do you guys have more? You have three? From the same chick or just from Okay, how long have you guys been together? Like 9 years. 9 years? High school sweethearts or what? Or no? That's that's pretty good, man. I mean, that's fine, like I mean, I do. Yeah. For sure, man. So you can see, you know, I don't even know my dad's birthday, bro. I mean Like I went 12 years without ain't seeing or knowing my dad, anything, I recently met my dad. You know, like not that long ago, like 10 years ago, dude. Okay. I literally met my dad like 10 years ago, bro. Like Obviously, it's something different. I mean, I don't I'll be honest with you, I don't have a mother, either. Like telling you straight to you straight. I don't know my my biological mom. My biological mom is not in my life at all. Um she is actually deceased at a young age. So, all I have is a stepmom. The man accused of killing two auto shop employees over a disagreement about oil will remain behind bars until trial. In court today, after hearing from the defense and prosecutors, a judge a judge determined that Ismael Tena poses a threat to the community, citing his impulsivity and the violent nature of the suspected crime. Police later officially arrested 27-year-old Ismael Rene Tena, who is now facing two counts of first-degree for the deaths of the two O'Reilly Auto Parts employees. In court, Tena claimed he acted in self-defense, but prosecutors argued he escalated the situation by going back to his truck and bringing a gun into the confrontation. After reviewing the case, the judge ruled that Tena should remain behind bars while awaiting trial, saying the incident showed a pattern of impulsive violence and that he could be a danger to the public. The case is still moving through the courts as investigators and prosecutors continue building their case.