Tulsa World    by Amanda Bland           The robbers ordered drinks and when the employee delivered them the robbers pulled out handguns and forced their way into the store.  They fled with cash and presumably made thier way to a getaway car.   The man is described as black and in his late 30s. He was about 6 feet tall and weighed around 200 pounds.   The woman is described as white, 5 feet 4 inches tall and 140 pounds. She appeared to be in her early 20s and had long, brown hair.   Check out the full story here: http://www.tulsaworld.com/article.aspx/Tips_needed_in_Tuesday_restaurant_holdup/20130515_298_tipsn_94203

 Oklahoma City Police News Release Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow Oklahoma City Police Burglary investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying 2 suspects wanted in connection with attempting to pass a check stolen in an auto burglary.  Both the auto burglary and the attempt to pass the stolen check occurred in NW Oklahoma City. Anyone who recognizes the suspects should contact Crime Stoppers 405-235-7300.  Callers can remain anonymous, and may be eligible for a cash reward. 

 Oklahoma City police are asking for the public’s help catching two suspected thieves.Earlier this month a man and woman tried to burglarize a business near S.W. 89th St. and Penn.The suspects caught on camera were pretending to be customers.“They had some silver spoons they said they wanted to sell,” store clerk Sam Limbocker said.A few minutes later, the man kissed the woman goodbye. He then went to the bathroom and lifted himself up and through a ceiling tile, but the business owner heard a noise and when he went to investigate he found that the man had fallen through the ceiling in the back of the business. The man was startled and fled the scene back through the ceiling and drove away. The woman with him grabbed her spoons and fled on foot.   Watch the video and see the full story here: http://kfor.com/2013/05/15/two-suspected-thieves-caught-on-camera/The man drove away in a blue sport utility vehicle. He was described as white, in his late 20s, about 5 feet, 7 inches, about 150 pounds, with short brown hair and bad teeth. The woman was described as white, about 5 feet 7 inches, about 150 pounds with long brown hair. (http://newsok.com/would-be-gold-thief-in-oklahoma-city-is-shown-on-video/article/3813250)

May 13, 2013

Mark SchlachtenhaufenThe Edmond Sun

EDMOND — The U.S. Secret Service continues investigating recent auto burglaries reported by Edmond soccer moms, an official said.

On Monday, Adrian Andrews, special agent in charge of the agency’s Oklahoma City office, said the Secret Service is aware of the local burglaries but cannot comment on specifics about the case since the investigation continues.

Andrews said it appears whoever is committing the burglaries is targeting women who leave their purses visible in their cars at crowded places like soccer games, fitness clubs and day care sites. Andrews encouraged residents to continue to patronize such places but urged them to either take valuables with them or lock them in the trunk of their vehicle.

Four auto burglaries were reported at the 16-field Service-Blake Soccer Complex, 1502 W. Danforth, used by the Edmond Soccer Club, according to the related incident reports.

At about 1:45 p.m. May 4, Police Officer William Wright was dispatched to take a report from a victim. She told Wright she arrived for a soccer game about 45 minutes earlier and left her purse between the rear seats covered up with a jacket, the report stated. The suspect shattered the rear passenger side window and grabbed the purse.

Wright responded to a second call about an auto burglary at the same site. Fellow Officer Gregg Regier also took two auto burglary reports from the site.

Items reported stolen from the victims’ vehicles included wallets, a $1,200 Gucci purse, a driver’s license, a Social Security card, books of checks, credit cards, other cards of value, a Coach bag, various amounts of cash and sunglasses.

Vehicles targeted were two 2011 Cadillacs, one of which was an Escalade, a 2007 GMC Yukon and a 2011 Buick. Entry was made by breaking windows. Two of the victims had left their purses between the rear seats covered up with a jacket.

Police spokeswoman Jenny Monroe said in a previous report the burglaries could be part of a bigger crime ring now being investigated by another agency.

Edmond Soccer Club seasons usually span 10 weeks during which at least eight games are played, according to information posted on the club’s website.

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Metro police confirm a bank robbery Monday afternoon on the northwest side of Oklahoma City. Police said the robbery happened at the Bank of Oklahoma at 11300 N May Ave.  The robber is described as a black male wearing khaki pants and a blue hooded sweatshirt, police said. No weapon was shown during the robbery, police said. KOCO.com

Multiple auto burglaries have been reported at the 16-field Service-Blake Soccer Complex. Items reported stolen by the victims vehicles included wallets, a $1,200 Gucci purse, a driver’s license, a Social  Security card, books of checks, credit cards, other cards of value, a Coach bag, various amounts of cash and sunglasses.These burglaries are suspected to be part of a bigger cime ring which is being investigated by another agency.

Police are looking for a man who robbed a Tulsa Walmart on Wednesday. The man entered the Walmart at 2019 E. 81st St. and went to the Money Center, where he showed the teller a black semiautomatic pistol and demanded money. The teller complied, and the man fled in a white or light-colored four-door vehicle. The amount of money he fled with was not disclosed. Police describe the man as a black, 30 to 37 years old, about 6 feet 1 inch tall and 200 pounds. He was last seen wearing glasses, a black cap, a white button-up long-sleeve shirt and blue jeans. Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS (2677). Tips may also be submitted online at tulsaworld.com/crimestoppers or by sending TIP918 in a text message to CRIMES (274637). By Jerry Wofford  Tulsa World

Tires & Wheels stolen from 1 ton dually Action Aire service van. 6 tires & wheels LT225/75R16E

Tires & Wheels stolen from 1 ton dually Action Aire service van. 6 tires & wheels