Tulsa Crime Recap: Investigating Robberies, Burglaries, and Vandalism Across the City

On the evening of September 22, Tulsa Police responded to an alleged armed robbery near 61st and Peoria. Suspects reportedly displayed a firearm before fleeing with cash from a convenience store. The case remains under investigation.

That same night, officers were called to the Kendall Whittier area for a residential burglary in progress. The alleged suspect entered through an unsecured window and removed electronics. No arrests have been made as of this report.

September 23 saw a report of aggravated assault in the vicinity of 21st and Garnett. Police responded to a disturbance involving a physical altercation; the victim sustained injuries requiring medical attention and was transported from the scene. The investigation is ongoing.

Late on September 24, police were dispatched to the River Parks area on reports of multiple alleged vehicle break-ins. Stolen property included wallets and electronic devices. Detectives are reviewing surveillance footage for suspect identification.

On September 25, an alleged larceny was reported at a retail center near 71st and Memorial. The suspect allegedly concealed merchandise and exited without payment. Officers apprehended a subject matching witness descriptions nearby; the case number was pending at broadcast time.

Shortly after midnight on September 26, a shooting incident was reported in the vicinity of Apache and Harvard. The alleged victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was treated at a local hospital. No arrests reported; the investigation is active. Police are seeking public assistance for a suspect described as a male wearing a dark blue hoodie and gray pants, last seen heading west on Apache.

The Tulsa Police Department responded to an incident of vandalism September 27 in the Downtown Arts District. Graffiti was found on multiple business storefronts. The case is under investigation.

On September 28, officers investigated an alleged domestic disturbance involving assault near 41st and Yale. One individual was taken into custody at the scene; the investigation continues.

Throughout the week, Tulsa Police logged additional reports of minor thefts and property damage concentrated in business corridors near Admiral and Sheridan, as well as on the east side of the city. No unusual spikes in violent crime noted compared to previous weeks.

Listeners are reminded that trends this week indicate continued concern over vehicle burglaries and property-related offenses in retail and entertainment districts. Anyone with information about these incidents is encouraged to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or submit anonymous tips through the department’s online portal.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
On the evening of September twenty second, Tulsa Police responded
to an alleged armed robbery near sixty first in Peoria.
Suspects reportedly displayed a fire on before fleeing with cash
from a convenience store. The case remains under investigation. That
same night, officers were called to the Kendall Whittier area
for a residential burglary in progress. The alleged suspect entered

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through an unsecured window and removed electronics. No arrests have
been made as of this report. September twenty third saw
a report of aggravated assault in the vicinity of twenty
first In Garnet. Police responded to a disturbance involving a
physical altercation. The victims sustained injuries requiring medical attention and
was transported from the scene. The investigation is ongoing. Late

(00:47):
on September twenty fourth, police were dispatched to the River
Parks area on reports of multiple alleged vehicle break ins.
Stolen property included wallets and electronic devices. Detectives are reviewing
survey Aalen's footage for suspect identification. On September twenty fifth,
an alleged larceny was reported at a retail center near

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seventy first and Memorial. The suspect allegedly concealed merchandise and
exited without payment. Officers apprehended a subject matching witness descriptions nearby.
The case number was pending at broadcast time. Shortly after
midnight on September twenty sixth, a shooting incident was reported
in the vicinity of Apache and Harvard. The alleged victim

(01:28):
sustained non life threatening injuries and was treated at a
local hospital. No arrest reported. The investigation is active. Police
are seeking public assistance for a suspect described as a
male wearing a dark blue hoodie and gray pants, last
scene heading west on Apache. The Tulsa Police Department responded
to an incident of vandalism September twenty seventh and the

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Downtown Arts District. Braffiti was found on multiple business storefronts.
The case is under investigation. On September twenty eighth, officers
investigated an alleged domestic dess involving assault near forty first
in Yale. One individual was taken into custody at the scene.
The investigation continues throughout the week. Tulsa Police logged additional

(02:11):
reports of minor thefts and property damage, concentrated in business
corridors near Admiral and Sheridan, as well as on the
east side of the city. No unusual spikes and violent
crime noted compared to previous weeks. Listeners are reminded that
trends this week indicate continued concern over vehicle burgeries and
property related offenses in retail and entertainment districts. Anyone with

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information about these incidents is encouraged to contact Tulsa Crime
Stoppers at nine one eight five nine six cops or
submit anonymous tips through the department's online portal. Thank you
for tuning in and don't forget to subscribe. This has
been a quiet please production. For more check out Quiet
Pleas dot ai.