Tow truck procession honors teen brothers killed in Fresno shooting

FRESNO, Texas (KTRK) -- The tow truck community showed up strong Friday for two teen brothers killed in a shooting in Fresno.

Devin Massey, 15, and his 17-year-old brother, Jonathan, were gunned down in the 300 block of Broadmore near FM-521 over the weekend.

Both teens played football and attended Ridge Point High School, where Jonathan, known as Jojo, was a junior, and Devin was a freshman.

Around noon Friday, tow trucks and cars lined up on 5305 Ladonia St. for a memorial ride. In honor of the boys, attendees wore their favorite sports gear of all varieties from representing the Houston Texans to the Houston Astros.

Two vehicles were decked out to appear as Lightning McQueen and Mater, characters from the Pixar film, "Cars."

Devin and Jonathan were known for their respectful character and having charisma, according to their family.

A friend of the brothers' family, Rebekah Foley, spoke with ABC13's Tom Abrahams Sunday night.

"Just very good kids, very respectful, very charismatic ... the type of kids that volunteer and that play football, just generally all good kids," she said.

WATCH: "These were innocent, innocent boys. They were babies." | Hear family friend's message to the shooter

In the video above, a family friend remembers the teens as "respectful" and "just generally good kids." She also has a strong message to those responsible.

Foley's son was good friends with the brothers and said they practically grew up together. She said both Jonathan and Devin were at her house just two hours before the deadly shooting.

"This could happen to anyone," she said.

"This was just a random act of violence. The boys had just come home from the grocery store, and the guys just pulled up on them and walked to the car and shot them up," she said. "They had no chance."

Foley is urging the shooters to come forward and is begging for justice.

"The crime needs to stop," she begged. "These were innocent boys ... they were just kids."

According to deputies, people wearing masks drove up and opened fire on the people who were sitting inside a vehicle in a driveway.

A third person was also shot and taken to a hospital in serious condition.

The victims may have returned fire before the suspects fled the scene, according to investigators.

One person was detained for questioning, but their involvement in the incident wasn't immediately clear.

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"These were innocent, innocent boys. They were babies." A family friend says the crime that took the lives of two young boys needs to stop. Hear their story in the video above.

Ridge Point High School offered condolences on the tragic death, saying the teens were students at the school.

"The Ridge Point High School community is deeply saddened by the sudden and tragic loss of two of our students. We extend our deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the families during this difficult time and offer them our love and support while protecting their right to privacy. The school, with the full support of Fort Bend ISD, will utilize every resource available to provide our community with counseling services as we safeguard their emotional wellbeing."

A GoFundMe account has been created to help the Massey family.