JONES, Okla. (KFOR) — A Jones man facing multiple felony charges admitted to police that he shot a man working on a property near his house because he gave him an attitude, court documents allege. The incident happened September 13 near Britton and Westminster Road. An affidavit for suspect Michael Stevens arrest say he appeared to be intoxicated when officers approached him about the alleged crime where he made several voluntary statements. UPDATE: Shooting near Jones leaves one injured, suspect arrested, authorities say Stevens allegedly told officers he saw the victims, named in the affidavit, clearing land west of his property and was not happy; admitting that he snapped when he heard a chainsaw. Documents say Stevens confronted the victims, and that the victim he shot, gave him an attitude. According to the documents, Stevens told officers he was curious if the victim he shot was dead, also telling them that he did not think he was because he took off running. Stevens also allegedly told officers that he tried to shoot the second victim, but he ran. Michael Stevens. Photo courtesy Oklahoma County Jail. "It doesn't seem real to me anyway," said neighbor Kerry Sherman who told News 4 he helped one of the victims until emergency crews arrived to render aid. Oklahoma City police say the victim that Stevens is accused of shooting, made it to his work truck, which Stevens continued to shoot into. That work truck was still on the scene Tuesday evening. "It does seem surprising," said Sherman, when asked what he thought about the vehicle still parked down his street. Sherman says he's received confirmation that the shooting victim is recovering in the hospital and is expected to be ok. "We're still hoping and praying for him," said Sherman. Court documents say, after the shooting took place Stevens walked back to his house and called his wife, telling her he was upset that the victims were clearing the land in front of his house and he shot them. Stevens is facing multiple charges including shooting with intent to kill and possession of a firearm after pleading guilty to DUI in 2016. Documents say Stevens family members were interviewed and confirmed he owns several firearms including an AR-15 style rifle allegedly used in the shooting. "It breaks my heart for them as well," said Sherman. "You know, we can't control the actions of others, so, you know, but they are definitely affected and will be for a while."