A Black man has been charged with killing two White strangers in Tulsa, Okla., as part of what authorities are calling a racially motivated hate crime.
Carlton Gilford is charged with murdering two men in a racially motivated hate crime.
After the library shooting, police said, Gifford went to a nearby QuikTrip convenience store and shot 55-year-old James McDaniel in the back of the head. When the victim fell to the ground, the suspect shot him again. McDaniel died at the scene.
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