The Indianapolis Police Department announced on Saturday that four suspects have been arrested in the case of the two mothers and their children that have been fatally shot on January 14. The men will be taken to court for preliminary hearings on Tuesday, police representatives said in a press conference.

The four suspects will most likely be charged with the murder of Gina Hunt, 24, and her son Jordan, 2 years old, and Andrea Yarrell, 24, and her daughter Charlii, just 4 month-old, who received several shots in the head and the torso, in an attack that took Indianapolis by storm.

The men held in police custody at the moment are Dontae Hobson, 30, and Ronald Davis, also 30, both facing two counts of murder, felony murder, robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery, and Zarumin Coleman, 21, who faces preliminary charges of conspiracy to commit robbery and assisting a criminal, and Jasper Frazier, 36, charged with attempt to commit robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery, who turned himself in to the Toledo Police days before the arrests were made.

IMPD Lt. Jeff Duhamell said during the news conference: “We think we got the primary people that were involved in the homicide,” while Sheriff Frank Anderson added: “To the victims, I wish them, and I hope that they rest in peace. And to the ones who did this, I hope there is no peace for them.”

A motive for the horrible attack has not been officially released to the press, as the investigation continues in the multiple homicide case on Hovey Street, northeast side of the town. More witnesses are likely to appear now that the suspects have been arrested, and the police investigators are hoping for new information related to the killings to come to light. Although work still needs to be done in this case, police representatives are convinced the case will be solved as soon as possible.