Between September 17 and September 23, 2025, Tulsa police responded to a range of incidents, with activity spanning several neighborhoods throughout the city over the last week. In the downtown district late Friday evening, officers investigated an alleged armed robbery involving two male suspects near Archer Street and Elgin Avenue. The victim reported two individuals approached him demanding his wallet at gunpoint before fleeing west on foot. The case remains under investigation, and police are seeking the public’s help to locate two Black male suspects, both approximately 20 years old, one wearing a red hoodie and black pants, the other in a blue jacket and khaki shorts. The case number is 2025-91234.
Monday evening near 61st and Peoria, officers made two arrests following an alleged aggravated assault that left one individual hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. According to the preliminary report, the dispute began inside a convenience store and escalated into the parking lot, where a knife was reportedly used. The suspects were detained at the scene and are awaiting arraignment. This is case number 2025-91256.
In the early hours of Wednesday morning in the Cherry Street neighborhood, police responded to an alleged residential burglary in progress near 15th and Quaker. The suspect was described as a white male, mid-30s, last seen wearing a brown jacket and jeans fleeing the scene. Entry was gained through a rear window. Officers found evidence of forced entry but the suspect was not located during a sweep of the area. Property crimes detectives have the case under investigation, case number 2025-91310.
On Saturday afternoon, authorities were called to the McKinley Park area regarding a reported auto theft near 21st Street and 129th East Avenue. The stolen vehicle, a silver four-door sedan, was recovered later that evening abandoned near East Admiral Place. No arrests have been made, and police are following leads. Case number assigned is 2025-91322.
Over the weekend, in the area of Brookside near 41st Street and Peoria Avenue, an attempted theft from a business was reported around midnight Sunday. Surveillance footage captured a suspect allegedly attempting to break into a cash register before fleeing empty-handed. Officers are currently reviewing footage to identify the suspect. This investigation is ongoing under case number 2025-91342.
Tuesday afternoon in North Tulsa, police responded to a drive-by shooting near Apache Street and North Lewis Avenue. Multiple shots were fired at a residence, but no injuries were reported. Evidence technicians collected shell casings from the scene. The investigation is open and ongoing, and authorities encourage anyone with information to come forward, mentioning case number 2025-91402.
Preliminary data suggests a sustained pattern of property crimes and vehicle-related offenses, particularly in midtown and eastern neighborhoods, with a slight uptick in robbery attempts citywide compared to previous weeks. Assaults involving weapons remain a focus of enforcement, especially near major commercial corridors after dark.
Anyone with information on these or other incidents is asked to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or submit a tip online. For emergencies, call 911.
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Monday evening near 61st and Peoria, officers made two arrests following an alleged aggravated assault that left one individual hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. According to the preliminary report, the dispute began inside a convenience store and escalated into the parking lot, where a knife was reportedly used. The suspects were detained at the scene and are awaiting arraignment. This is case number 2025-91256.
In the early hours of Wednesday morning in the Cherry Street neighborhood, police responded to an alleged residential burglary in progress near 15th and Quaker. The suspect was described as a white male, mid-30s, last seen wearing a brown jacket and jeans fleeing the scene. Entry was gained through a rear window. Officers found evidence of forced entry but the suspect was not located during a sweep of the area. Property crimes detectives have the case under investigation, case number 2025-91310.
On Saturday afternoon, authorities were called to the McKinley Park area regarding a reported auto theft near 21st Street and 129th East Avenue. The stolen vehicle, a silver four-door sedan, was recovered later that evening abandoned near East Admiral Place. No arrests have been made, and police are following leads. Case number assigned is 2025-91322.
Over the weekend, in the area of Brookside near 41st Street and Peoria Avenue, an attempted theft from a business was reported around midnight Sunday. Surveillance footage captured a suspect allegedly attempting to break into a cash register before fleeing empty-handed. Officers are currently reviewing footage to identify the suspect. This investigation is ongoing under case number 2025-91342.
Tuesday afternoon in North Tulsa, police responded to a drive-by shooting near Apache Street and North Lewis Avenue. Multiple shots were fired at a residence, but no injuries were reported. Evidence technicians collected shell casings from the scene. The investigation is open and ongoing, and authorities encourage anyone with information to come forward, mentioning case number 2025-91402.
Preliminary data suggests a sustained pattern of property crimes and vehicle-related offenses, particularly in midtown and eastern neighborhoods, with a slight uptick in robbery attempts citywide compared to previous weeks. Assaults involving weapons remain a focus of enforcement, especially near major commercial corridors after dark.
Anyone with information on these or other incidents is asked to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or submit a tip online. For emergencies, call 911.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Between September seventeenth and September twenty three, twenty twenty five,
Tulsa Police responded to a range of incidents, with activity
spanning several neighborhoods throughout the city over the last week.
In the downtown district, late Friday evening, officers investigated an
alleged armed robbery involving two male suspects near Archer Street
and Elgin Avenue. The victim reported two individuals approached him
(00:22):
demanding his wallet at gunplant before fleeing west on foot.
The case remains under investigation and police are seeking the
public's help to locate two black male suspects, both approximately
twenty years old, one wearing a red hoodie and black pants,
the other in a blue jacket and khaki shorts. The
case number is two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
(00:42):
two hundred and thirty four. Monday evening, near sixty first
in Peoria, officers made two arrests following an alleged aggravated
assault that left one individual hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
According to the preliminary report, the dispute began inside a
convenience store and escalated into the parking lot, where a
knife was reportedly used. The suspects were attained at the
(01:04):
scene and are awaiting arraignment. This is case number two
zero two five Dashed ninety one thousand, two hundred and
fifty six. In the early hours of Wednesday morning, in
the Cherry Street neighborhood, police responded to an alleged residential
burglary in progress near fifteenth and Quaker. The suspect was
described as a white male mid thirties, last scene wearing
(01:25):
a brown jacket in jeans fleeing the scene. Entry was
gained through a rear window. Officers found evidence of forced entry,
but the suspect was not located. During a sweep of
the area. Property crimes detectives have the case under investigation,
Case number two zero two five Dashed ninety one thousand,
three hundred and ten. On Saturday afternoon, authorities were called
(01:47):
to the McKinley Park area regarding a reported auto theft
near twenty first Street and one hundred twenty ninth East Avenue.
The stolen vehicle, a silver four door Sagan, was recovered
later that evening abandoned near East Admiral Place. No arrests
have been made and police are falling leads case number
assigned as two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
(02:10):
three hundred and twenty two. Over the weekend in the
area of Brookside near forty first Street and Peloria Avenue,
an attempted fet from a business was reported around midnight Sunday.
Surveillance footage captured a suspect allegedly attempting to break into
a cash register before fleeing empty handed. Officers are currently
(02:30):
reviewing footage to identify the suspect. This investigation is ongoing
under case number two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
three hundred and forty two. Tuesday afternoon, in North Telsa,
police responded to a drive by shooting near Apache Street
and North Lewis Avenue. Multiple shots were fired at a residence,
(02:50):
but no injuries were reported. Evidence technicians collected shell casings
from the scene. The investigation is open and ongoing, and
authorities encourage anyone within from to come forward mentioning case
number two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand, four
hundred and two. Preliminary data suggests a sustained pattern of
property crimes and vehicle related offenses, particularly in midtown and
(03:13):
eastern neighborhoods with a slight uptick and robbery attempts citywide
compared to previous weeks. Assaults involving weapons remain a focus
of enforcement, especially near major commercial corridors after dark. Anyone
with information on these or other incidents is asked to
contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at nine one eight five nine
six cops or submit a tip online. For emergencies, call
(03:37):
nine one one. Thank you for tuning in and don't
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Between September seventeenth and September twenty three, twenty twenty five,
Tulsa Police responded to a range of incidents, with activity
spanning several neighborhoods throughout the city over the last week.
In the downtown district, late Friday evening, officers investigated an
alleged armed robbery involving two male suspects near Archer Street
and Elgin Avenue. The victim reported two individuals approached him
(00:22):
demanding his wallet at gunplant before fleeing west on foot.
The case remains under investigation and police are seeking the
public's help to locate two black male suspects, both approximately
twenty years old, one wearing a red hoodie and black pants,
the other in a blue jacket and khaki shorts. The
case number is two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
(00:42):
two hundred and thirty four. Monday evening, near sixty first
in Peoria, officers made two arrests following an alleged aggravated
assault that left one individual hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
According to the preliminary report, the dispute began inside a
convenience store and escalated into the parking lot, where a
knife was reportedly used. The suspects were attained at the
(01:04):
scene and are awaiting arraignment. This is case number two
zero two five Dashed ninety one thousand, two hundred and
fifty six. In the early hours of Wednesday morning, in
the Cherry Street neighborhood, police responded to an alleged residential
burglary in progress near fifteenth and Quaker. The suspect was
described as a white male mid thirties, last scene wearing
(01:25):
a brown jacket in jeans fleeing the scene. Entry was
gained through a rear window. Officers found evidence of forced entry,
but the suspect was not located. During a sweep of
the area. Property crimes detectives have the case under investigation,
Case number two zero two five Dashed ninety one thousand,
three hundred and ten. On Saturday afternoon, authorities were called
(01:47):
to the McKinley Park area regarding a reported auto theft
near twenty first Street and one hundred twenty ninth East Avenue.
The stolen vehicle, a silver four door Sagan, was recovered
later that evening abandoned near East Admiral Place. No arrests
have been made and police are falling leads case number
assigned as two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
(02:10):
three hundred and twenty two. Over the weekend in the
area of Brookside near forty first Street and Peloria Avenue,
an attempted fet from a business was reported around midnight Sunday.
Surveillance footage captured a suspect allegedly attempting to break into
a cash register before fleeing empty handed. Officers are currently
(02:30):
reviewing footage to identify the suspect. This investigation is ongoing
under case number two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand,
three hundred and forty two. Tuesday afternoon, in North Telsa,
police responded to a drive by shooting near Apache Street
and North Lewis Avenue. Multiple shots were fired at a residence,
(02:50):
but no injuries were reported. Evidence technicians collected shell casings
from the scene. The investigation is open and ongoing, and
authorities encourage anyone within from to come forward mentioning case
number two zero two five DASH ninety one thousand, four
hundred and two. Preliminary data suggests a sustained pattern of
property crimes and vehicle related offenses, particularly in midtown and
(03:13):
eastern neighborhoods with a slight uptick and robbery attempts citywide
compared to previous weeks. Assaults involving weapons remain a focus
of enforcement, especially near major commercial corridors after dark. Anyone
with information on these or other incidents is asked to
contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at nine one eight five nine
six cops or submit a tip online. For emergencies, call
(03:37):
nine one one. 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
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