Teen charged with killing baseball player says he wasn't involved DUNCAN, Okla., Aug. 27 (UPI) -- An Oklahoma teenager says he wasn't involved in the fatal shooting of an Australian college baseball player, officials say. Prosecutors in Duncan last week identified Chancey Allen Luna, 16, as the person who shot Christopher Lane, 22, an Australian who played on the East Central University baseball team. Luna's attorney, Jim Berry, said his client "is expressing that he had no involvement in the shooting," The Oklahoman reported Tuesday. Berry said Luna had been arrested based on "the uncorroborated ... statement of an alleged accomplice. That's all it is. Police said they arrested Luna based in part on statements by Michael Dewayne Jones, 17, who has admitted driving the car during the drive-by shooting. Luna and a third teen, James Francis Edwards, 15, have been charged with first-degree murder. Jones, 17, faces a charge of being an accessory to first-degree murder after the fact. Edwards has also denied involvement in the shooting. Prosecutors said Jones told investigators the three shot Lane because they were bored.