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TULSA, Okla.  -An Oklahoma judge ruled that four teenagers will stand trial for the murder of a 16-year-old girl.

The teens are charged with first-degree murder, assault and battery with a deadly weapon and a gang-related offense in connection with the July shooting of 16-year-old Deouijanae Terry.

Terry died from her injuries and 18-year-old Jerome Bledsoe was also injured.

Police told the Tulsa World that the pair were in a vehicle on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and 46th St. North when they were shot.

Prosecutors claim 15-year-old James Edward Knapper, 19-year-old Donaven Armand Wimberly, 18-year-old Lazerick Reid and 19-year-old Joshua Price intended to kill Bledsoe, but accidentally killed Terry instead.

They will be arraigned on the charges March 7.