2 arrested for shooting that killed 18-year-old Caleb Quick outside Clovis McDonald's

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- A teenage boy has been arrested for a shooting that killed 18-year-old Caleb Quick outside a McDonald's in Clovis last month.

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The shooting happened on the night of April 23 at the restaurant on Willow and Nees.

Surveillance video captured a suspect dressed in black following Caleb Quick for 13 minutes before gunning him down outside the business.

For more than a week, the case sat at a standstill.

Police then released images of a white Tesla, saying it was the getaway car.

Action News' cameras were rolling as police searched a home on Tuesday.

It was just a mile from the McDonald's, and inside the garage was a white Tesla.

Police put a teenage girl in handcuffs and then released her.

That girl, seen with the Tesla, is now under arrest as well.

The suspects' names are public, but Action News is not naming them due to their ages.

We've learned investigators were closing in and planned two arrests.

The girl's private defense attorney then arranged to turn her in.

The girl was in his office when they drove from downtown Fresno to police headquarters.

The boy then turned himself in at 3:30 p.m.

Just 90 minutes later, at his family's home, the address was covered in green tape.

A note on the door asked for privacy and stated they'd have no comment.

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