TULSA - The 18-year-old daughter of two police officers who were arrested in connection with the murder of her boyfriend says she is devastated. 
 
 UPDATE: Gina Kepler has been suspended with pay on two separate occasions while with Tulsa Police Department. Shannon Kepler has not been the subject of disciplinary action. 
 
 Lisa Kepler told 2NEWS she met 19-year-old Jeremey Lake at a homeless shelter in downtown Tulsa. 
 
 "My parents kicked me out a week ago," said Kepler. 
 
 Kepler said she met Lake at the shelter and the two began dating immediately. 
 
 "He was just really sweet and caring and he didn't pretend," said Kepler. 
 
 Kepler said Lake's family allowed her to stay with them. 
 
 On Tuesday night, she said her father, Shannon Kepler, a 24-year veteran of the Tulsa Police Department, found the two of them outside Lake's house. 
 
 "We were outside for five minutes and that's when my dad pulled up," she said. "There was no argument. I walked away and Jeremey introduced himself and my dad shot him." 
 
 Lake died from his injuries. Lisa Kepler was not injured. 
 
 According to witnesses, Shannon Kepler fled the scene in a black 2007 Suburban. 
 
 Homicide detective Sgt. David Walker said Shannon Kepler later turned himself in. He was arrested for first-degree murder and shooting with intent to kill. 
 
 Kepler's wife, Gina Kepler, also a veteran police officer, was arrested for accessory to murder after the fact. 
 
 The Keplers' daughter said she does not know why her father shot her boyfriend or why her mother would be involved. 
 
 "They're both police officers. I don't know what could have led them to do this. They didn't even know Jeremey," said Lisa Kepler. 
 
 Lake's aunt, Pam Wilkins, said her nephew planned to attend welding school and hoped to join the Army one day. 
 
 "Jeremey was very well loved. He had a lot of compassion for the people on the streets," said Wilkins. "Jeremey didn't know a stranger and he was always there to do whatever he could." 
 
 Wilkins said there will be a candlelight memorial for Lake Thursday night from 7-9 p.m. at the intersection of W. M.B. Brady and Maybelle Avenue near downtown. Donations are being accepted at Dawson Freewill Baptist Church to help the family cover the cost of the funeral service. 
 
 ||||| TULSA – Two Tulsa police officers are behind bars for the murder of a 19-year-old man Tuesday night. 
 
 Homicide detective Sgt. David Walker says 54-year-old Shannon Kepler, a 24-year veteran of the Tulsa Police Department, turned himself in following the shooting around 9:15 p.m. He was arrested for first-degree murder and shooting with intent to kill. 
 
 Kepler's wife, Gina Kepler, who is also a police officer, was arrested for accessory to murder after the fact. 
 
 Police say Shannon Kepler confronted his daughter's boyfriend, 19-year-old Jeremey Lake, who was walking with Kepler's daughter near the northwest corner of the Inner Dispersal Loop. According to the police report, Kepler and Lake argued before Kepler fired at both Lake and his daughter approximately three times each. 
 
 Lake was shot and killed. Kepler's daughter was uninjured and spoke with 2NEWS Wednesday about what happened. 
 
 Kepler fled in a black 2007 Suburban, police say. 
 
 According to the police report, investigators called the Keplers and spoke with Gina, who said she and her husband would surrender to police, leaving the gun in the trunk of her car; however, investigators have been unable to locate the car and the weapon. 
 
 Police say the Keplers are not cooperating with the search for the vehicle and weapon. 
 
 Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (918) 596-COPS, the homicide tip line at (918) 798-8477 or email homicide@cityoftulsa.org . 
 
 Both Shannon and Gina Kepler joined the Tulsa police force Aug. 13, 1990. Shannon Kepler works with the police academy. Gina Kepler is a patrol officer with the Gilcrease Division. Both are now on paid administrative leave until charges are formally filed. 
 
 2NEWS has formally requested the personnel files for each, but that request has not yet been met. 
 
 Chief of Police Chuck Jordan released a statement Wednesday afternoon, saying the department is "saddened for both families involved in this tragic event." The Fraternal Order of Police declined to comment. 
 
 See the chief's full statement below. 
 
 Last night two Tulsa Police officers, Shannon Kepler and Gina Kepler, were arrested. Both have 24 years of experience with the Tulsa Police Department. This case, like all homicide investigations, leaves little information that can be released due to the ongoing investigation. 
 
 Shannon Kepler was booked into the Tulsa County jail for 1st Degree Murder and Shooting with Intent to Kill. Gina Kepler was booked for Accessory after the Fact. 
 
 I as well as the whole Department am saddened for both families involved in this tragic event. The circumstances around this incident drives home the fact that domestic violence is a societal problem and transcends all economic groups. 
 
 We as a department, honorably and objectively, continue to serve the citizens of Tulsa. 
 
 Chief Chuck Jordan
– Married police officers in Tulsa, Okla., are in jail after the husband allegedly shot and killed their daughter's boyfriend. Shannon Kepler turned himself in not long after the shooting and was arrested on charges of first-degree murder and shooting with intent to kill, while his wife, Gina Kepler, was later arrested as an accessory to murder, reports KJRH Tulsa. Both are 24-year veterans of the Tulsa Police Department and are now on paid leave pending formal charges. In another interview with KJRH Tulsa, the couple's 18-year-old daughter, Lisa, says her parents kicked her out a week ago and dropped her off at a homeless shelter, where she met 19-year-old Jeremy Lake and the two began seeing each other. "He was my everything," she said. They spent the week at Jeremy's family's house, which is where her father tracked her down. "We were outside for five minutes and that's when my dad pulled up," she said. "There was no argument. I walked away and Jeremy tried to introduce himself and my dad shot him." Kepler allegedly fired at each teenager three times, according to the police report, killing Jeremy but leaving Lisa unharmed. (Also this week, a woman tried to steal a cop car—with the cops inside.)