"Violent Crimes, Retail Thefts, and Ongoing Investigations in Tulsa"

Near 6th Street and Boston, police responded to a break-in at the DGX store late on October 9th. Security reported a burglary and theft, and officers arrived to discover a suspect had taken beer, soup, and energy drinks before fleeing. Early the next morning, police apprehended Carl Kyker running north on Boston; Kyker admitted to stealing merchandise in the incident, which remains under legal review. Surveillance footage led to the identification and arrest of John Whitson, who also allegedly stole energy drinks. Both suspects were taken into custody and the case continues through the legal system.At the intersection of 21st Street and Memorial during the early hours of October 5th, a fatal crash occurred involving a Jeep Wrangler and a Dodge pickup. Police determined that Christian Guerrero was driving the Jeep with his ex-girlfriend as a passenger, when he allegedly ran a red light while speeding at over 80 mph, causing a collision that ejected two men from the pickup truck. The men, identified as Kyle Silk and Kortlin Harmon, later died from their injuries. Guerrero’s ex-girlfriend reported being forced into the vehicle after Guerrero allegedly stalked and harassed her at his home. She sustained a broken hand and other minor injuries. Witness statements and police reports indicate Guerrero was driving erratically, drinking heavily, and had fired a gun in the air earlier in the evening. Guerrero was arrested on October 10th for two counts of 2nd Degree Murder, Kidnapping, Stalking, Reckless Driving, Speeding, and Failure to Stop at a Red Light. Results from a blood test are pending and may result in further charges. The investigation is ongoing, and listeners who witnessed the incident or have relevant information are encouraged to contact Tulsa Police.No outstanding suspect descriptions have been released that require immediate public assistance.In reviewing the week's incidents, there is a notable increase in violent crimes involving reckless driving and vehicle-related fatalities, along with continued property crime targeting retail businesses during after-hours periods.Listeners with information related to these or other crimes can provide tips through Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or contact the Tulsa Police Department non-emergency line.Thank you for tuning in and please remember to subscribe for your daily update. 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/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI