Somebody tell the world where the suspects retained and used a GLOCK type gun to kill American youths? Second suspect charged in death of Springfield white youth. Is the Glock from Obama’s and Biden’s multiple billions of dollars of arsenals located in and around public federal branches of American government buildings among civilians, because that’s the Obama and Biden mentality—buildings like Hamas and Iran store weapons and ammunitions among the civilians.
Wait a minute- upon closer examination the same debauchery used against indigenous American Indians is for decades being used against us all to this day!
Now long erased data—The federal government and other unscrupulous entities left vast amounts of ammunition and alcohol and disease smallpox infested items especially blankets by the wagon full throughout 1800’s in America to incite violence against each other and against Europeans claiming America to help rid America of the Indians living in America before it ever became America.
When will complaints be lodged against domestic and foreign terrorists X presidents Obama and Biden who have turned America into the Middle East Islamic Caliphate world where it doesn’t belong?
Somebody tell the world where the suspects retained and used a GLOCK type gun to kill American youths?
Second suspect charged in death of Springfield white youth.
Is the Glock from Obama’s and Biden’s multiple billions of dollars of arsenals located in and around public federal branches of American government buildings among civilians, because that’s the Obama and Biden mentality—buildings like Hamas and Iran store weapons and ammunitions among the civilians.
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President Trump Fights Iran Ethically With Weeks Of Negotiations As Iran Fails To Negotiate At All!
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by: Russell Bell, Parker Padgett
Posted: Apr 2, 2026 / 04:02 PM CDT
Updated: Apr 9, 2026 / 06:54 PM CDT
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UPDATE: Federal immigration authorities say they have lodged a detainer against Archaga-Elvir. A press conference will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 10.
https://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/murder-investigation-miles-young/
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — An 18-year-old man from Southwest City has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a teenager in Springfield on March 12, 2026.
Yefry Archaga’s mugshot, photo courtesy of the Greene County Jail.
Yefry Archaga is accused in the death of Miles Young, who officials say was killed around West Maplewood Street.
The man is also listed in the Greene County Jail roster as being held for immigration officials.
Archaga is the second person charged in the shooting death of Young. Praize King, 18, has also been charged in the case, according to law enforcement.
The probable cause statement released today says a juvenile suspect arrived at a residence in Springfield to meet up with Young on March 12.
The juvenile allegedly met up with Archaga, two juvenile witnesses, and a suspect before meeting with Young, driving around Springfield. The suspect in the statement reportedly discussed “setting up” Young, later arriving at an apartment to retrieve a second vehicle.
Archaga sat in the second vehicle as the suspect drove him and the two witnesses, as the juvenile suspect drove the other vehicle, described as a black Mercedes, which was planned to pick up Young.
When the juvenile suspect arrived at the residence, Young was with another juvenile witness, while speaking on the phone with another juvenile witness. The two witnesses reportedly told Young not to go with the juvenile suspect, thinking it was a “set up,” due to the suspect not liking Young.
The witnesses reported to law enforcement that the juvenile suspect blamed Young for the death of a victim in a 2025 homicide case.
In a motion to seal the case file court document, it explains that Young was a witness in the 2025 case where he was supposed to testify in the trial.
The statement continues and says the juvenile suspect drove Young toward West Maplewood Street, while the others in the second vehicle viewed Archaga’s phone to see their location. The adult suspect reportedly blocked the road where the juvenile suspect stopped the vehicle with Young.
Young began to flee the vehicle, with one of the witnesses in the second vehicle describing Archaga wearing a black ski mask, carrying a black “glock style” pistol.
The witness on the phone reported hearing Young falling to the ground and hearing a gunshot, with Young also saying, “I just don’t wanna die,” followed by two more gunshots.
The witness who was with Young before the incident located his phone through GPS and found him lying on the ground with a substantial amount of blood on him.
Greene County deputies and EMS arrived on the scene and attempted life-saving measures before transporting him to Cox South Hospital. Young was later pronounced dead at the hospital from a single gunshot wound to the chest.
Archaga is in the Greene County Jail with no bond.
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Second suspect charged in fatal shooting of 15-year-old in Greene County
Following a two-week search, authorities have arrested an 18-year-old from Southwest City suspected of killing a Springfield teen last month.
Yefry Archaga, 18, was charged on March 16, with the Class A felony of first-degree murder and armed criminal action. At the time the charges were filed, Archaga’s whereabouts were unknown and the charging documents were not publicly available.
According to a news release from the Greene County Sheriff’s Office, Archaga and another individual suspected of being involved in the homicide were arrested on Tuesday, March 31, in Webb City. Authorities have not publicly identified the other individual who was arrested.
The unidentified suspect is possibly a juvenile, which would explain why no information about that suspect has been released.
The victim was 15-year-old Miles Young, who was declared dead at Cox South Hospital on March 12, 2026. Court documents state Young had a single gunshot wound to his chest.
Praize King, 18, was arrested on March 18. King is also charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for his suspected role in Young’s death.
“An unconfirmed report is that Yefry made a phone call after shooting Miles, and was braggadocios about the incident,” a Greene County detective wrote in a probable cause statement, which became available to the public on Thursday, April 2.
According to the statement, witnesses told investigators they believed Young had been “set up” because a juvenile identified as J1 in the statement “blamed Miles for the death of the victim in a 2025 homicide case.”
What investigators believe happened
In the request for warrant for Archaga, the prosecutor summarized what investigators believe happened leading up to Young’s death:
“Defendant planned and set up a 15 year old boy to be murdered. Defendant ambushed victim, chased victim on foot, and shot victim as victim was stating he wanted to live. Defendant ran from scene, and reportedly fled from the State to avoid apprehension.”
The probable cause statement from Archaga’s case, which remained sealed from public view until after Archaga was arrested, provides more details.
According to the statement, J1 arrived at a Springfield residence in the early morning hours of Thursday, March 12, to pick up Young, who was under the belief he would be having sex with J1.
Witnesses told investigators that prior to J1 contacting Young, five individuals — Archaga, J1, juvenile witness 3 (W3), juvenile witness 4 (W4) and suspect 1 (S1) — had been driving around Springfield while J1, Archaga and S1 allegedly discussed “setting up” Young.
(Since King has also been charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action for his role in Young’s death, it seems likely that King is “S1” in the probable cause statement.)
The five individuals traveled to the Seminole Apartments to retrieve a second vehicle belonging to S1’s sister.
Archaga, W3 and W4 and King, who was driving, stayed in the first vehicle. J1 drove solo in a black Mercedes to pick up Young, who was at a residence with a juvenile witness, identified as W1 in the statement. Young was also on a Facetime call with a juvenile witness identified as W2.
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