Tulsa Police Arrest Brothers in Quadruple Killing Police on Wednesday arrested two brothers in the early January shooting deaths of four women at a rugged apartment complex in south Tulsa. Cedric Poore, 39, and James Poore, 32, lived at the Fairmont Terrace apartment complex where the four women were found dead Jan. 7. Tulsa Police Chief Chuck Jordan said at a news conference that the men would be formally charged after he presents the case file to prosecutors. "These were horrific and tragic homicides," Jordan said. It's been a very long and very strenuous investigation. Jordan would not say whether the victims knew the Poore brothers or how the women were connected to one another. Two of the victims were twins - one of whom leased the apartment - but authorities haven't said why two older women were also at the apartment that day. A 3-year-old boy was found unharmed in the apartment and was taken into protective custody. Investigators believe the killings occurred during daylight because someone had heard from one of the victims a few hours before the bodies were found at midday. Police say each woman was shot. Cedric Poore had been in the Tulsa jail since charges were lodged Jan. 22 alleging he had been speeding, driving a car with expired plates and without proof of liability insurance, according to jail records. James Poore was arrested Wednesday, the chief said. The men were arrested on suspicion of murder. Jail records showed no lawyers listed for the men. Fairmont Terrace is a gated but run-down apartment complex in south Tulsa, about a mile from the Southern Hills Country Club and about two miles from Oral Roberts University. The complex has a nighttime security patrol and curfew, though the bodies were found about 12:30 p.m. Tulsa police said there were two murders at the complex last year.