BROKEN ARROW, OKLAHOMA — Three teenage burglars were shot dead in Oklahoma last week in what police believe was a self-defense shooting. <br /> <br />The getaway driver is also now facing first-degree murder charges under a state joint enterprise law. <br /> <br />Elizabeth Rodriguez, 21, was the getaway driver when her three teenage friends broke into the house last Monday, armed with a knife and brass knuckles, Tulsa World reported. <br /> <br />The homeowner’s son Zachary Peters, 23, encountered the boys and came out of his bedroom blasting with an AR-15 rifle. <br /> <br />As the boys lay dying, Peters barricaded himself in his bedroom and called 911. <br /> <br />Upon hearing shots fired, Rodriguez took off. She later turned herself in. <br /> <br />Rodriguez admitted the gang had committed burglaries before. In fact, they had robbed the very same house earlier that day, stealing alcohol from the garage. <br /> <br />Rodriguez said they then got greedy and returned for a bigger score. <br /> <br />That was a fatal mistake, and cost the lives of Jake Woodruff, 16, Jacob Redfearn, 17, and Rodriguez’s boyfriend, 19-year-old Max Cook. It could also see Rodriguez spend the rest of her life in jail.
