Tulsa Crime Roundup: Robberies, Burglaries, and Shootings in the City's Neighborhoods

Tulsa police responded to an alleged armed robbery late Tuesday evening near the intersection of East Admiral Place and North Sheridan Road. According to the Tulsa World, officers reported a suspect approached a convenience store clerk brandishing what appeared to be a handgun and fled the scene with cash and cigarettes. No injuries were reported, and the investigation remains ongoing. Police have released surveillance footage and are actively seeking public assistance in identifying a male suspect wearing a red hoodie and dark jeans. Case number was not provided.Early Wednesday morning, police investigated multiple vehicle burglaries in the Midtown area, specifically near Utica Square. Residents reported seeing two alleged suspects breaking into parked cars and removing personal property; according to Fox23, law enforcement officers canvassed the neighborhood but no arrests have been made as of this report. The incidents are under investigation.On Thursday, Tulsa police responded to a reported aggravated assault near the Pine and Peoria intersection. Officers found one adult victim with non-life-threatening injuries. According to News on 6, the victim told police that the alleged suspect struck him during a confrontation and fled in a blue four-door sedan. Police have not released descriptions and are not currently seeking public assistance for this case, which remains open.Friday saw a reported residential burglary near the Brookside neighborhood. Tulsa police stated the alleged suspect entered the home through an unlocked window while the residents were at work. Fox23 reports the homeowner discovered the break-in upon returning and found electronics and jewelry missing. No arrests have been made and the case status is under investigation.On Saturday, police responded to shots fired near the intersection of 61st and Memorial following multiple 911 calls. Witnesses told News on 6 they observed two vehicles exchanging gunfire before speeding away. Officers recovered shell casings but found no victims at the scene. Police are still reviewing surveillance footage and have not released suspect descriptions.Tulsa officers responded Sunday evening to a reported domestic disturbance in the Downtown Arts District. According to News on 6, police separated the involved parties and determined the dispute did not rise to the level of an arrestable offense. The individuals were referred to counseling and the case is closed.Monday morning, authorities investigated a shoplifting incident at a grocery store in the Garnett Road corridor. According to Tulsa World, store security reported an alleged suspect leaving with merchandise concealed in a backpack. Police located the suspect nearby and made one arrest. Case status reflects that charges are pending.A significant pattern in the past week includes a noticeable increase in property crime, particularly vehicle burglaries and residential break-ins in Midtown and Brookside areas. Listeners are encouraged to remain alert and report any suspicious activity. Police continue to request assistance in locating suspects connected to armed robbery and shots fired incidents. Anyone with information about these cases should contact Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or submit tips anonymously on the Tulsa Police Department website.Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta