SALISBURY, NC (WBTV) - One teenage girl was hurt, another taken to jail after a baseball bat beatdown witnessed by Salisbury firefighters.

It happened Wednesday night on Statesville Boulevard in front of Fire Station #4 around 7:50 p.m.

According to a report at the Salisbury Police Department, Kayosha Wansley and Shanice Graham were in cars going in opposite directions when they spotted each other.

Both cars stopped and police say Graham walked across the four lane road to confront Wansley.

SALISBURY - Frederick Hedgepeth pleaded not guilty today to two counts of murder, but he could face the death penalty when the case goes to trial.

Hedgepeth is accused of killing Jerry and Jody Bullin of Conover.

On Wednesday Hedgepeth pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon in Rowan County Superior Court.

The Bullins were shot to death June 2 and their bodies hidden inside Ingram Motorsports just off I-85, where Hedgepeth was the caretaker.

Sheriff's investigators said that Hedgepeth had made plans to buy a 2009 Honda Accord the Bullins were selling, but instead killed them and drove off with the car.

Several members of the Bullins family and friends of the Bullins were present in court today and made a statement following the arraignment.

“The legacy of our parents’ death is love,” said Jerri-Anne Bullin McDermith, daughter of Jerry and Jo Anne Bullin.