Police identified the teenagers later Monday as 17-year-old Natalie Henderson of Roswell and 17-year-old Carter Davis of Woodstock. Each had been shot once in the head.
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Wednesday, Roswell police say they were searching a house as they investigate the deaths of the two teenagers.
They said surveillance video and evidence at the scene led them to Hazelwood. Zachary Frommer said in an interview Tuesday.
“They’ll be looking for any kind of evidence or anything that can glean information on this case”, Frommer said.
The suspect, who did not resist arrest, was tracked and brought to the Roswell Police Department. He will be transferred to the Fulton County Jail.
The Roswell police arrested him around 5 a.m. on Wednesday morning after Hazelwood was spotted at a gas station in the neighborhood where the bodies of the two teens were discovered.
The search at Jeffrey Hazelwood’s home came as a result of information received during the double murder investigation.
Police believe the teens arrived at the location between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. early Monday morning.
Officers say Henderson and Davis were found lying beside their cars.
Both Davis and Henderson were high school students at River Ridge High and Roswell High, respectively. Henderson would have been a senior at Roswell High School, just across the street from the shopping center where the bodies were found, police said.
Both Natalie and Carter were to begin their senior years of high school, school leaders said.
She was a leader in the marching band’s color guard and a life guard at Swim Atlanta.
The South Dakota players plan to gather Friday to remember Davis, who was always willing to help his former teammates improve and “was pretty much like a second coach”, said Zach Hockert, the varsity coach at Black Hills Lacrosse.
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Jerome Huff, principal of Roswell High School, issued this statement on the death of Henderson: “During her time at our school she endeared herself to staff and students”.
