Kingsley Ehiemua, a former SWOSU student and athlete in the football team, is the main suspect in a shooting at Campus North apartments in Weatherford on Oct. 27, 2020. As a precaution, the whole SWOSU campus was put in a 40-minute lockdown, because the location of the shooting was close to campus.

Custer County court on Friday, August 20, set the date for Ehiemua’s trial. It will take place December 7 through December 10, according to court records. Ehiemua pled not guilty and is currently out on bond.

The suspect is charged with first-degree robbery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, and conspiracy. If found guilty, he could spend up to several decades in prison.

According to Weatherford Daily News, Zackary Gilbert, the man who was allegedly shot by Ehiemua, had agreed to a deal of 4 pounds of marijuana with Damien Davis. After stepping into Davis’ apartment, Ehiemua pointed a gun at his back and told him “Give me your shit.”

[Video of arrest]

According to Gilbert’s statement, after not complying with Ehiemua’s demands, he was shot three times by him and then returned fire. Ehiemua then feld the apartment building.

Damien Davis has been charged with robbery first degree, assault and battery. He has an outstanding warrant since November 2020.

Read more about the case:

>>>Case of Campus North shooter Kingsley Ehiemua goes to trial

>>>Trial for Campus North shooter Kingsley Ehiemua? Court decides in June – He is currently out on bond

>>>SWOSU lockdown: Two people shot at Campus North

>>>Shooting at Campus North: SWOSU athlete arrested

>>>Court records show what happened during Campus North shooting

>>>Active shooter alert at SWOSU: Dangerous situation, responsible behavior

>>>Lockdown: Why did SWOSUalert reach students 13 minutes too late?

[Video: Active shooter alert – Lockdown at SWOSU]