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MINGO VALLEY PATROL DIVISION CRIME AWARENESS BULLETIN 070411-071011 MAJOR MATT KIRKLAND Para leer este boletín en

1 MINGO VALLEY PATROL DIVISION CRIME AWARENESS BULLETIN MAJOR MATT KIRKLAND Para leer este boletín en español, por favor presione el siguiente link: 1

2 CRIME AWARENESS INFORMATION The following information relates to crimes that have occurred during the previous week. Below, you will see a brief description of each crime type and some explanatory notes. The icon that will be used on the map is given with the crime type description. The map is designed to give you enough information to see crimes occurring near you, but should not compromise any individual s privacy. Please understand that it would be too labor intensive to provide exact addresses, dates, or times for each individual crime. When I am able, I will provide you with suspect and vehicle information tied to particular crimes. If you do not see a map with your neighborhood for a crime type, then good for you! Your area was either not victimized or had minimal activity with little to no information that would assist you. Keep your eyes open and work hard to keep it that way! I will also do my best to provide you information on arrests for various crimes so that you can take that information into account as you assess the safety of your homes and businesses. As these sometimes occur weeks afterward, we do not always know when they occur. For example, when a patrol officer arrests someone for a burglary warrant, the location or particulars of the crime are not detailed in the warrant. It would take time to research that case and find what crime the warrant was issued in relation to. The patrol officer does not need that information to book the arrestee in and does not have time to do the research. The Citizen's Crime Commission is an organization that as a part of its mission assists citizens in organizing and sustaining Alert Neighbor and Citizen s Alert Patrol groups. This includes facilitating communication with law enforcement. If you need assistance with forming a new Alert Neighbor group or getting the most out of the one you belong to, or forming Citizen s Alert Patrol group, the Citizen's Crime Commission can assist you. If you would like an officer who patrols your area to attend a meeting, please make that request through Carol Bush with the Citizen's Crime Commission. Her telephone number is (918) and her address is cbush@crimecomok.org. Their website is full of information and crime prevention tips to help you out. I encourage you to visit the Tulsa Police Website at for more resources to help you stay safe. All media inquiries related to this publication should be routed through the Public Information Office. 2

I will plot this category and give you basic information on these crimes. They generally do not pertain to anything that would affect you as an individual.

3 I will plot this category and give you basic information on these crimes. They generally do not pertain to anything that would affect you as an individual. Most homicides in Tulsa have nothing to do with the honest citizens of Tulsa. Rest assured, if information points to a contributing factor in our control, such as the way in which a nightclub operates or chronic drug dealing at a location, I will inform you and deal with it. If you have questions or information regarding homicides, the preferred method of contact for the supervisor of the homicide unit is . Sgt. Dave Walker can be reached at dwalker@cityoftulsa.org. His desk phone is HOMICIDES No homicides to report from last week. Out of the 20 homicides city wide year to date, we have only three homicides in the Mingo Valley area. The only open homicide in our area from this year is the narcotics related shooting death of Miguel Morales-Perez at 2124 S. Garnett Rd. on Anyone with information on this crime should contact Crimestoppers at (918) 596-COPS or Homicide Detective Roger Smith at (918)

MVD averages about 5 rapes a month. We rarely have a stranger rape. Rapes generally involve domestic situations or acquaintance situations which generally do not present an opportunity for action.

4 MVD averages about 5 rapes a month. We rarely have a stranger rape. Rapes generally involve domestic situations or acquaintance situations which generally do not present an opportunity for action. For this reason, and in order to protect the anonymity of victims, I will not routinely plot rapes. Rest assured that if a stranger rape occurs, I will notify you. If you have questions or information regarding a rape, the preferred method of contact for the supervisor of the sex crimes unit is . Sgt. Mark Mears can be reached at mmears@cityoftulsa.org. His desk phone is RAPES 1 1. Acquaintance rape. 4

This category refers to theft of property from a person or business where force or fear is used. It can involve a weapon or no weapon. Home invasion robberies will be mapped.

5 This category refers to theft of property from a person or business where force or fear is used. It can involve a weapon or no weapon. Home invasion robberies will be mapped. Nearly ALL home invasion robberies are tied to drug dealing, gambling, or certain knowledge of money in the home. Nearly ALWAYS, the suspects are known to the victim. If we experience a home invasion that does not fit this profile, I will notify you. If you have questions or information regarding robberies, the preferred method of contact for the 2supervisor of the robbery unit is . Sgt. Brandon Watkins can be reached at robbery@cityoftulsa.org. Sgt. Watkin s desk phone is See Comments Below 5

6 Robbery Comments 1. 7/5 4:00 a.m. at 9800 E. 21 st Place. Victim stated that he was approached by two Hispanic males while walking through a parking lot. One suspect asked the victim for a light then a second suspect presented a handgun and demanded the victim s money. Suspects then fled on foot. 2/3. 7/9 6:15 a.m. at 207 S. Memorial drive. Three black male suspects approached first victim in the Wal-mart parking lot, pointed a gun at him and demanded money. They then attempted to steal the victim s vehicle but were unsuccessful. Suspects then approached a second victim in the lot, took money and were again unsuccessful in taken the second victim s vehicle. Suspects then went to the nearby Burger King and used a citizen s cell phone to call for a ride out of the area. Suspects matching the description were later taken into custody after being involved in a similar incident. See summary for # /9 4:00 a.m. at 3025 S. Sheridan Road. Two black male suspects, armed with a hand gun, approached the victim as he exited the Travelers Bingo hall. They ordered the victim to walk to an unlit area of the lot then took his wallet and car keys. Suspects left in the victim s vehicle. 5. 7/4 6:00 p.m. at 9900 E. 21 st Street. Report not on file at this time. 6. 7/4 3:00 p.m. at 4800 S. 78 th E. Avenue. Victim was apparently followed to location after cashing his paycheck. The black male suspect then assaulted the victim while he was still sitting inside his vehicle and stole his wallet. Suspect may have been armed with brass knuckles. 7. 7/9 7:00 a.m. at 6900 S. Mingo Road. Three black male suspects approached the victim in the Sam s Club parking lot pointed a shotgun at him and demanded money. After a brief scuffle the suspects left, with the victim s wallet, in a brown SUV and were taken into custody a short time later. 8. 7/9 5:00 p.m. at 3300 S. 89 th E. Avenue. The suspect in this incident is known to the victim. Suspect robbed victim at gunpoint while giving him a ride to another location. 9. 7/7 4:30p.m. at 7400 E. 7 th Street. Victim had met the three black male suspects while visiting the park pool. Once outside of the location the suspects assaulted the victim taking his phone and other personal property /8 13:30 p.m. at 1600 S. 130 th e. Avenue. Two black male suspects, driving a white Ford company truck, asked the victim for directions as she was walking through a parking lot. When the victim approached the vehicle the passenger grabbed a ticket book from her work and left in a south bound direction. 6

7 Robbery Comments Cont /9 12:00 a.m. at 1100 S. 124 th E. Avenue. After leaving Torchy s Briar Patch bar the victim was assaulted in the parking lot by two black males. Suspects took the victim s key and left with his vehicle /5 1:30 a.m. at E. 31 st Street. The victim was sitting in his vehicle when he was approached by two black males demanding his phone and cigarettes. Suspects assaulted the victim and left with his property in an unknown direction of travel /7 6:00 p.m. at 8300 E. 81 st Street. While the victim was shopping a black male suspect attempted to take her purse but was instead chased from the scene by a store employee /10 11:30 p.m. at 4100 S. Garnett Road. Three white male suspects were known to the victim. Suspect had arranged to give the victim a ride but when they showed up they instead demanded his money and drove away south bound in a white truck. 7

This category will include breaking and entering homes, businesses, garages, or sheds for the purpose of committing a crime. It does not apply to any sort of trespassing.

8 This category will include breaking and entering homes, businesses, garages, or sheds for the purpose of committing a crime. It does not apply to any sort of trespassing. Although technically classified as larcenies by the FBI, for the sake of simplicity I will include burglaries from vehicles (BFVs) in this category. Residential burglaries predominantly happen during the day when no one is home. 1 st degree burglaries, which are burglaries that occur when someone is home, are primarily related to domestics or happen when a burglar makes a mistake. Intentional 1 st degree burglaries for the purpose of theft are extremely rare. I will advise you if we identify incidents of that nature. If you have questions or information regarding burglaries, including burglaries from vehicles, the preferred method of contact for the supervisor of the burglary unit is . Sgt. Brandon Watkins can be reached at bwatkins@cityoftulsa.org. His desk phone is Nighttime Residential Burglaries See Comments Below 8

9 Burglary Comments 1. 7/6 1:00 a.m. at E. 29 th Place. Black male suspect made entry through an unlocked rear window and was scared off by the victim as he entered the bedroom. No loss was reported at time of report. 2. 7/8 3:00 a.m. at E. 31 st Place. (not mapped) The victim woke after hearing a noise in the living room but went back to sleep thinking that it was her son returning home. The following morning they found the front open and damaged and it appeared as though several items had been disturbed. No loss was reported at time of report. 3. 7/9 between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. at 1400 S. 73 rd E. Avenue. Victim awoke and found several electronic items were missing from her residence. She found a bedroom window as well as the back door unlocked and ajar. No suspect description was given. 4. 7/9 between midnight and 1:00 a.m. at E. 16 th Street. Victim came home and found that his back door was standing open and that the kitchen window had been forced open. Several items in the residence had been disturbed but there was no known loss at time of report. 5. 7/10 between 6:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. at 1500 S. 115 th E. Avenue. Victim came home and discovered that her rear sliding door had been forced open and that cash and a firearm had been stolen. No suspect information at time of report. 6. 7/4 between 8:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. at 8100 E. 60 th Street. Although there were no signs of forced entry, the victim came home to find a TV and laptop computer had been stolen. Possible suspect is known to the victim. 7. 7/5 2:00 a.m. at 1600 S. 131 st E. Avenue. The victim got out of the shower to find that her car keys had been removed from the residence and that her car was missing from the lot. Unknown how suspect gained entry. 8. 7/10 10:00 p.m. at E. 43 rd Street (not mapped). Unknown suspect was observed leaving a residence under construction in a black pick truck. It was discovered that building material had been taken from inside the residence. There was no known method of entry at time of report. 9

DAYTIME RESIDENTIAL/UNKNOWN TIME BURGLARIES 15 5 4 13 10 8 7 18 16 12 14 17 1 2 6 11 3 Daytime/Unknown Residential/Burglary Comments 1. 7/4 5:00 p.m. at 12900 E. 35 th Street.

10 DAYTIME RESIDENTIAL/UNKNOWN TIME BURGLARIES Daytime/Unknown Residential/Burglary Comments 1. 7/4 5:00 p.m. at E. 35 th Street. Victim returned from a trip to the store and found that her front door had been pried open. A flat screen TV had been taken along with other various items. No suspect information at time of report. 2. 7/5 2:00 p.m. at 6300 S. 73 rd E. Avenue. Victim was out of town and returned to find that the front door had been forced open. Several electronic items and jewelry had been removed. Suspects may have been driving a green four door sedan. 3. 7/8 between 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. at E. 84 th Place. Victim received a phone call that his garage door was standing open. Upon his arrival he found that multiple items had ben removed from the house. It appeared as though the suspect forced entry through a back door then loaded the loot into an unknown vehicle in the garage. 10

11 Burglary Comments Cont. 4. 7/10 between 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at 2200 S. 117 th E. Avenue. Victim returned home from a family runion to find that his back door had been forced open, multiple items missing from inside and that his Ford Explorer had been stolen. Some of the items taken were firearms. 5. 7/7 between 2:00p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at E. 7 th Place. The suspect apparently unlocked the front door in order to gain entry and may be known to the victim. Electroncs and currency were taken. 6. 7/4 between 3:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. at 8100 E. 60 th Street. While the victim was out an unknown supect forced the front door open and removed a gaming console from the living area. 7. 7/5 between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at 3300 S. 124 th E. Avenue. While the victim was away an unknown suspect gained entry by breaking a bedroom window then vandalized family photos belonging to the victim. No other loss was reported. 8. 7/6 between 8:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at 2600 S. 87 th E. Avenue. Victim came home and discovered that the front door had been forced open, the back door standing open and that a window A/C unit had been tampered with. No loss was reported. 9. Between 7/7 11:00 p.m. and 7/8 10:30 a.m. at 3500 S. 133 rd E. Avenue (not mapped). Unknown suspects used a vacant rent house for a party. Entry was gained by breaking a side window. No reported loss /7 between 7:45 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. at 2300 S. 117 th E. Avenue. Victim returned home to find that his front door had been kicked open and that a TV had been removed from inside the residence. No suspect information at time of report. 11. Between 7/7 12:00 a.m. and 7/8 2:30 a.m. at 7200 S. 90 th E. Avenue. Possible attempted burglary. A friend of the resident found that a front window had been broken but that nothing appeared to be missing from inside /7 between 5:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at 3600 S. 106 th E. Place. While victim was away, an unknown suspect forced the front door open and removed several pieces of electronic equipment from inside. 13. Between 7/8 8:00 a.m. and 7/9 5:30 p.m. at 2200 S. 117 th E. Avenue. Relative of victim discovered that the front door had been kicked in and several pieces of electronic equipment had been removed /9 between 2:15 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. at E. 32 nd Place. While victim was tending to a family illness, an unknown suspect forced the front door open and renmoved jewelry, electronics and a rifle. 11

12 15. 7/5 between 2:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. at 400 S. Mingo Road. Victim came home and discovered that multiple items had been removed from her apartment. The method of entry was unknown at time of report. 16. Between 7/6 11:30 p.m. and 7/7 6:15 a.m. at E. 34 th Street. While asleep an unknown suspect entered the residence through an unlocked sliding door. The suspect removed a laptop, jewelry and debit card from the living area /7 between 10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at 2800 S. 116 th E. Avenue. Suspect is possibly known to the victim. Suspect made entry through an unlocked kitchen window, took some of the victim s food then turned the gas stove on before leaving /7 between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at 7700 E. 30 th place. Suspect is known to the victim. Incident is related to an on going civil dispute. COMMERICAL BURGLARIES See Comments Below 12

13 Commercial Burglary Comments 1. 7/9 at 1400 S. 73 rd E. Avenue. Was listed as a non residential burglary but upon follow up was found to be a larceny from a residence with no suspect information or method of operation. 2. 7/7 at E. 21 st Street. Suspect threw a rock through the front glass of the business. No entry was made and there was no reported loss. 3. 7/4 at 3100 S. Garnett Road. An employee found money to be missing from the company safe when the store opened for business. There were no signs of forced entry. 4. 7/8 at E. 50 th Street. Unknown suspects cut a pad lock off of a fence in order to gain access to the property. A small Bob Cat bull dozer was taken. Reminder: If you do not have an alarm permit with the City of Tulsa, the police will not be notified to respond to your business or residence. You may obtain a permit from the City of Tulsa s Licensing Center located at 175 E. 2 nd Street, Second Floor, (918) The cost is $30.00 initial and $15 to renew. 13

14 This category includes the larceny of vehicles and heavy equipment such as bulldozers. The icon will also show up on crime maps when a vehicle stolen from outside of Tulsa is recovered in Tulsa (since no original crime report was generated here in the city). If you have questions or information regarding auto thefts, the preferred method of contact for the supervisor of the auto theft unit is . Cpl. James Stump can be reached at jstump@cityoftulsa.org. His desk phone is See Comments Below 14

15 Auto Theft Comments 1. 7/4 7:00 a.m. at 6500 E. 28 th Street. Honda taken from Victim s driveway. No suspect information at time of report. 2. 7/4 between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. at 3100 S. Garnett Road. Buick taken from a friend s driveway. A set of keys to the vehicle had been taken in a previous burglary. 3. Between 7/5 10:30 p.m. and 7/6 6:30 a.m. at 6700 E. 91 st Place. Chevy pickup taken from apartment lot overnight. There was no suspect information. 4. 7/5 7:00 p.m. at 6600 S. Memorial Drive. Honda taken from Wal-mart lot. May possibly be repossession but could not be verified at time of report. 5. Between 7/6 7:p.m. and 7/7 11:00 a.m. at E. 33 rd Court. Buick taken from victim s driveway. Suspects made an attempt to take the vehicle but succeeded in only damaging the column. 6. Between 7/7 7:00 p.m. and 7/8 11:30 p.m. at 2800 S. 115 th E. Avenue. GMC SUV taken from an apartment lot and the incident may be related to an on going disturbance. The suspect is known to the victim. 7. 7/7 between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at 7600 E. 49 th Street. Buick taken from an apartment lot however it was reportedly inoperable at time of the incident. 8. 7/8 between 1:00 a.m. and 7:00a.m. at 2200 S. 96 th E. Avenue. Jeep taken from an apartment parking lot. 9. Between 7/8 6:00 p.m. and 7/9 2:00 p.m. at 7400 E. 11 th Street. Ford SUV had engine problems and was park on a business lot after hours. It had not been listed as a tow in at time of report. 10. Between 7/10 9:00 p.m. and 7/11 7:00 a.m. at E. 45 th Street. Chevy pickup was reported taken from an apartment lot. It was determined that the same vehicle had been involved in a hit and run incident the previous evening. Investigation is still on going /4 between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. at E. 20 th Street. Chevy pickup taken from a business in an industrial area. No other information was given /6 between 1:00 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. at E. 27 th Street. Chevy pickup taken from a neighbor s driveway. Victim thinks that the keys may have been left in the car after cleaning it /7 4:00 p.m. at E. 16 th Place. An ATV was taken from a business at this location and has since been recovered. 15

Crime Prevention Bureau Evergreen Road, Southfield, Michigan (248) Chief of Police Eric Hawkins

Crime Prevention Bureau Evergreen Road, Southfield, Michigan (248) Chief of Police Eric Hawkins Police Crime Bulletin Crime Prevention Bureau 26000 Evergreen Road, Southfield, Michigan (248) 796-5500 June 13, 2016 June 19, 2016 Chief of Police Eric Hawkins Prepared by Mark Malott Neighborhood Watch