(CNN) -- An Oklahoma judge entered not guilty pleas Monday for two men accused of killing three people in a shooting spree in a predominately African-American neighborhood in Tulsa this month, according to an attorney for one of the suspects. Jake England and Alvin Watts face murder and hate crime charges in connection with the April 6 shootings that also left two people wounded. They appeared before a judge via a video link from jail to hear the charges against them, said Clark Brewster, England's attorney. Neither of the men, who are being held without bond, spoke. Watts was assigned a public defender, Brewster said. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for May 30.
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Jake England and Alvin Watts face murder and hate crime charges
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They are accused of killing 3, wounding 2 in a predominately African-American neighborhood
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A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 30
Authorities say England and Watts went into a largely African-American section of @placeholder shortly after midnight and gunned down apparent strangers at four locations.