JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The FBI of Jacksonville has released an update regarding two fugitives who were wanted for murder due to their alleged involvement in a deadly Las Vegas home invasion case.
Michael Overton, 31, and Christine Schultz, 21, surrendered to the Jacksonville FBI office Monday morning, the FBI said.
The suspects were announced as Wanted by the FBI on May 18. FBI Jacksonville defers to FBI Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Metro PD for the release of any additional details related to this case, the update said.
The case stems from a 'targeted robbery" which took place around 2:10 p.m. on Friday, March 25, when a 24-year-old woman was killed during a shootout with suspects, as reported by Las Vegas NBC affiliate, KSNV-TV.
After the gunfire exchange, one suspect, Kamari Oliver, drove away, later being taken into custody by Metro police.
Police say that the body of a Hispanic woman was found with multiple gunshot wounds. She resided with her boyfriend - in his forties.
According to the boyfriend, he saw a white Mercedes-Benz at the residence with three Black men leaving the home. The men fled in the Mercedes, as reported by KSNV-TV.
The boyfriend said he chased their car and later rammed into it. The passengers and the driver exited the car and a shooting occurred, according to police.
Police say the three suspects fled in different directions and they believe that the deceased woman exchanged gunfire with the three men during the incident.
Background from May 18:
