A man, 45, arrested in 'violent execution style' killing of four Chinese nationals at marijuana farm

A suspect has been apprehended in the 'violent execution style' killing of four Chinese nationals at a marijuana farm in rural Oklahoma. He was wanted on a fugitive warrant from Kingfisher, Oklahoma The 10-acre marijuana farm where four Chinese nationals were killed 'execution-style' on Sunday and where one person was injured Officials at the scene after the quadruple homicide at the rural 10-acre marijuana farm located in Lacey, about 55 miles northwest of Oklahoma City in Kingfisher County Captain Stan Florence of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said at a Monday news conference that Chen knew the victims but it was unclear their connection The shooting took place at a massive 10-acre marijuana farm located in Lacey, about 55 miles northwest of Oklahoma City in Kingfisher County. Captain Stan Florence of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said at a Monday news conference that Chen knew the victims but it was unclear what their connection was. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control, an agency that is also investigating the crime, said the marijuana farm had a license to grow marijuana, according to spokesman Mark Woodward, the news outlet reported.