TULSA, Ok. - A man was beaten when he returned home to find thieves at work stealing his car. Tulsa Police Sergeant Mike Parsons says the attack happened about 2:10 a.m. today at 2820 East Archer Street. Parsons says the victim "found three people in the process of stealing his car and he confronted them and they assaulted him, causing numerous lacerations to his face and head." Police are looking for the suspects who took the victim's 1995 white, four-door Nissan Sentra (similar to vehicle shown).

TULSA, Ok. - A disturbance at a Tulsa bar lands a 19-year old man in the hospital with several stabs wounds to the chest. The suspect had been asked several times to leave Katrina's Doll House at 2409 East Admiral Boulevard about 11:52 p.m. yesterday. Tulsa Police Sergeant Mike Parsons says, "The people that had asked him to leave subsequently left the bar and he basically ambushed them outside of the bar and he stabbed the 19-year old Hispanic male several times in the upper torso." Parsons says officers are on the lookout for the suspect and another man who is a "possible mixed-race male, half Black, half Hispanic, wearing a red shirt, then another guy that was with him, apparently, that was possibly Hispanic, was wearing a white shirt."

TULSA, Ok. - An attempted home invasion leaves a Tulsa homeowner shot in the stomach. Tulsa Police Captain Shawn King says the 57-year old victim was shot early yesterday in his front yard near 4200 North Frankfort. King says, "He blocked them from getting in the house, saved his wife from having to encounter the bad guys." The victim was hospitalized in stable condition. King says the teenage suspects fired another shot into the house before running away and that shot barely missed the victim's wife. (Photo courtesy News On 6)

TULSA, Ok. - Thieves took the entire cash drawer during an armed robbery at a Tulsa convenience store. Lucky Sam's near North Lewis and Mohawk Boulevard was robbed right before two this morning. Tulsa Police Corporal Mark Shelton says, "The clerk was counting down the register and three black males entered the store. One stayed by the door. Only one was armed and the other one assisted the armed robber." Shelton says the suspects tried to break into the store's safe, but gave up. The suspects ran away southbound.

SAND SPRINGS, Ok. - For the second time in four days, a k-mart store is the target of a burglary. This time the store on Charles Page Boulevard near Sand Springs was hit early this morning and that triggered an alarm for police. The News On Six's Gary Kruse says, "A witness later told the officers, as police were approaching the store, they saw two men bicycling on the nearby jogging path. Officers went to the path where they found some of the loot taken in the burglary." Kruse says, on Saturday, Tulsa Police captured two youngsters who had allegedly broken into the K-mart store at 21st and Mingo. That was the same store that was burglarized earlier this month and a fire was started.

TULSA, Ok. - Three people including two juveniles and an adult were jailed after allegedly stealing two cars overnight near 31st and Sheridan. Tulsa Police didn't take long to recover the cars and nab the suspects. Tulsa Police Corporal Tom Ford says, "They made it about a mile to 31st and Memorial and officers spotted them there. The bad guys pulled in to the parking lot of the I-hop Restaurant and were taken into custody there without any big incident." Ford says a lot of teenagers know how to jimmy the drive column on Honda Accords. He says those cars are some of the most stolen vehicles in the Tulsa area.

SHAWNEE, Okla. (AP) - Authorities have identified two people whose bodies were found in an abandoned pickup truck in Pottawatomie County.

Sheriff's Capt. Travis Palmer said Monday the victims are Van Reynolds and Angel Pierce. Palmer didn't have their ages but said they were both from the Oklahoma City area.

Palmer says preliminary reports show Reynolds was shot twice in the head, and Pierce had been shot once in the head and had multiple stab wounds.

Authorities found the bodies Saturday in the bed of the truck about 10 miles west of Shawnee near the Pottawatomie County-Oklahoma County line.

Twenty-eight-year-olds Jason Jackson and Amanda Creekmore (shown) were arrested early Sunday on murder complaints.

Neither has been formally charged. (Photos courtesy News On 6) 

STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - Stillwater police are investigating the death of a toddler who was struck by a pickup truck.

Police Capt. Randy Dickerson said Monday that 2-year-old Layla Ann Pearson was struck about 8:14 p.m. Sunday as she was playing outside.

Dickerson says the driver of the truck, James Hulsey, pulled into the mobile home park but didn't see the child before hitting her. Dickerson says no one else was hit.

He says Hulsey wasn't issued a citation but state law requires officers to draw blood from him for testing to see if any intoxicants were present in his system when the accident occurred.

He says results of the tests are pending.

TULSA, Ok. - This has been the year of the pharmacy robbery in Tulsa. This one happened in the middle of the day yesterday afternoon at the Drug Warehouse at 71st and Sheridan. Police say a man walked in and demanded a specific set of drugs, which the worker handed over. Some witnesses followed the robber out of the store, but police say he threatened them with a knife. He left in a metallic or champagne-colored Jeep Liberty. He's described as a white male in his late 30's or early 40's, tall and thin and had on a black, long-sleeved shirt with khaki shorts. (Photo courtesy News On 6)

TULSA, Ok. - A man was shot in the head after he allegedly told another man not to lean on his grandmother's car. Tulsa Police Sergeant Rex Mann says, at first, police thought the victim had been pistol-whipped, but hospital x-rays show he had a bullet in his head. Mann says, "The victim, a black male 36-years of age and the suspect got into an argument involving the suspect leaning over his grandmother's car that was in the parking lot." Mann says the suspect fled on foot from the scene near 47th and South Braden about nine last night and may be armed with a small pistol. He says the suspect has a bald head and has skin cancer marks on his arm.

TULSA, Ok. - A suspected meth lab was uncovered when police responded to a disturbance at a house near a Tulsa park. The News On Six's Gary Kruse says police found suspicious chemicals inside the garage of the house about 11:30 last night. Kruse says, "The ingredients were all taken from the house and the house had a card put on it not to be occupied." The occupants at the house near 7500 East Sixth told police that they had nothing to do with what was found in the garage. He says a warrant will be issued for the arrest of a person allegedly responsible for the chemicals that were found in the garage.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police making a traffic stop overnight recover what may be stolen goods. Tulsa Police Sergeant Mike McMean says they found two females inside the car and then searched the vehicle at the scene near 31st and South Memorial. McMean says, "Found some stolen check books, stolen ID and some pretty nice high-end property that belonged to Wal-Mart." Means says one of the suspects allegedly had two felony warrants out for her arrest.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was shot as he stood talking to friends near 200 South Victor about 8:30 last night. Tulsa Police Sergeant Dedlorn Sanders says, "They're saying they don't know why they were being shot at. They were saying they were just standing outside, a group of friends and a white car came by and started shooting at them. They're not giving us much information right now." Sanders says the victim had been shot in the leg and should recover. He says the suspects drove away from the scene in a white Dodge pickup truck.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was hospitalized with severe burns after an alleged meth lab fire explosion near 5200 South Lewis at the Lewiston Apartments. The victim was transferred to another hospital after the extent of his injuries were determined. The fire was reported about 9:30 last night and kept investigators on the scene for several hours for clean-up.

TULSA, Ok. - A 29-year old man was shot at the Seminole Hills Apartments near Virgin and Trenton yesterday afternoon. Tulsa Police Officer Leland Ashley says they were called to the scene around three. Ashley says, "When officers arrived, there was a very large crowd. Individuals were pointing officers in the direction of a vehicle, stating that a shooting victim was in the vehicle someone was transporting to the hospital." Ashley says officers caught up to the vehicle near Virgin and Peoria and found the victim, Cedric Ball, Junior, had multiple gunshot wounds. EMSA took him to the hospital where he died. Police have named 32-year old Adonnis Crane (shown) as a person of interest in the shooting. (Photos courtesy News On 6)

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - American Airlines says seven puppies died after being put on an American jet from Tulsa, Okla., to Chicago.

The Fort Worth-based airline says it contacted the shipper who put the puppies on the Tuesday morning flight and is investigating further.

Airline spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan said Wednesday the shipper put 14 puppies aboard Flight 851 scheduled to leave Tulsa at 6:30 a.m. It was delayed an hour by weather conditions in Chicago.

Fagan says baggage handlers taking the puppies to a kennel area at O'Hare Airport grew concerned because they looked lethargic.

She says employees tried to cool down the dogs. They were taken to a vet's office, but five died initially and two others died later. (Photo courtesy News On Six)

TULSA, Ok. - A gunshot fired inside an apartment brings out the Tulsa Police Special Operations Team when the shooter refuses to surrender to police. They were called to the Silver Springs Apartments near 61st and South Memorial about eight yesterday evening. The News On Six's Gary Kruse says, "Police were told the man could have several weapons including possibly an AK-47-type rifle. Officers tried over the phone and through a p-a to make contact with the individual. He was the only person in the apartment." The suspect surrendered around 1 a.m. today and was taken to a facility for evaluation. About ten other people including the suspect's family members and neighbors were evacuated from the complex during the standoff.

MIAMI, Okla. (AP) - A former Missouri truck driver who was charged with negligent homicide for the deaths of 10 people in a traffic collision in northeastern Oklahoma last year has been given 10 years of probation.

Ottawa County District Attorney Eddie Wyant says Donald Creed pleaded guilty Monday to 10 counts of misdemeanor negligent homicide and was ordered to serve 30 days in the county jail.

Creed was driving a tractor-trailer rig for Associated Wholesale Grocers on June 26, 2009, when the truck slammed into vehicles that had stopped for another accident near Miami on Interstate 44.

The victims were Oklahoma City residents Oral Hooks, Earlene Hooks, Antonio Hooks and Dione Hooks; Ethan Hayes, Randall Hayes and Shelby Hayes of Frisco, Texas; Cynthia Olson, of Crossroads, Texas, and Ricardo Reyes and Ernestina Reyes of Phoenix.

A call to Creed's attorney wasn't immediately returned.

TULSA, Ok. - An immigration attorney says there simply is no easy solution to a problem that will remain a big deal for states facing immigration reform like Oklahoma and Arizona. Immigration attorney David Sobel says other states dealing with immigration reform will inevitably face a battle in federal court. Sobel says, "Immigration law is by far the most convoluted, hardest, messed up area of the law I've ever been associated." He says states cannot take a position that does not conform to federal law. (Photo courtesy News On 6)   

TULSA, Ok. - A man may have a punctured lung after being stabbed in the back allegedly by a woman involved with him in a domestic dispute. Tulsa Police say they responded to a house at 2237 North Darlington about 1:30 this morning. The victim was able to talk to police before he was taken to the hospital. The suspect allegedly showed police some marks sustained during the confrontation. Police were not sure if the woman will face charges in the case.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police are on the lookout for suspects in the armed robbery of the Super-8 Motel near 31st and South Memorial. It happened about 4:30 this morning. The News On Six's Gary Kruse says, "A black male, probably about 24, 5-4, slender, went inside. Taller black male, probably about six feet, stayed outside and pulled his hoodie up over his face." Kruse says the man who went inside took cash and credit cards from the clerk. Both men left in a cream-colored car.

TULSA, Ok. - Lewd molestation charges are filed against a Tulsa Union school teacher. Tulsa Police say former Big Brother volunteer Curt Carson is accused of molesting a 13-year old boy at Carson's home back in 2002 and 2003. Police say Carson was arrested after a telephone sting when he allegedly admitted to molesting the boy who only came forward last year. Carson is on paid suspension and is out of jail on bond. (Photo courtesy the News On 6 and the Tulsa County Jail)   

TULSA, Ok. - A man is dead after being shot several times during what may have been a rolling gun battle last night. Tulsa Police Sergeant Steve Stoltz says the victim's pickup truck drove through a yard and struck two parked cars in a driveway after he was shot at 210 East 44th Street North about eleven last night. Stoltz says, "Victim was transported to the hospital. (I) believe he was pronounced dead on arrival from multiple gunshot wounds. Looks like we recovered several shell casings belonging to a rifle in the street." He says the suspects fired up to fifteen shots into the victim's truck after it crashed. He says some of those shots went into a house where several people were sleeping, but no one was hurt. A pistol was recovered from the victim's vehicle. Stoltz says the victim and the suspects apparently knew each other.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police received the report of a home invasion and robbery overnight. The 12-year old victim told Tulsa Police Corporal Carl Goforth that, when he answered the door about 11:30 last night, four juveniles ran inside and took an X-box before running away on foot. "Apparently, that's all they wanted. Didn't ask for anything else, passed up quite a bit of things they could have grabbed. The suspects were described as juveniles and they decided they wanted to take the X-box," Goforth says. Police were looking for the suspects near the scene on 25th Street just west of Garnett.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was shot and killed during a home invasion overnight. A woman told police that the suspects entered the house at 628 East 27th Place North about 2:30 this morning. The News On 6's Gary Kruse says, "Three men entered with the intent of robbing them. They pushed her around and the man who was in the house started scuffling with one of the intruders." Kruse says that's when the man was shot. The victim died later at the hospital. Police are looking for the suspects who left the scene after taking some cash, a boom-box and possibly a cell phone.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa has recorded 24 homicides to this point in 2010. That's good news when you compare it to 34 that were recorded by this time last year. The FBI says 1,180 people have been murdered in Tulsa in the past 30 years and 957 of those homicides have been solved, which is 20% above the national average. Tulsa Police Homicide Sergeant Mike Huff says in all but a few cases, the killings have one thing in common. Huff says, "Most people know the person that killed them." He says homicides are harder to solve these days because criminals are smarter about crime scene evidence and sometimes pick up shell casings. Plus, he says people are more reluctant to get involved as witnesses than they were 10-15 years ago.

STILLWATER, Ok. - A suspect in the killing of a three-year old boy is charged with first degree murder. Cody Sartin was arrested yesterday at his sister's house in Stillwater. Sartin is the ex-boyfriend of the mother of Jace Burgess. Jace died in a hospital on June 16th after he sustained a massive brain injury and also had several bruises on his shoulders, thighs, forehead, chin and also had a broken toe. Tulsa County prosecutors say Sartin was babysitting the boy, but Sartin says Jace was injured in an accident.

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. (AP) - Broken Arrow police have identified a man whose body was found on an undeveloped plot of land.

Police Maj. Carole Newell says it was the body of 29-year-old Joshua Michael Wilson of Broken Arrow that was found on June 13 by horseback riders.

Police initially investigated the case as a homicide, but Newell said Monday there is nothing at this time to indicate foul play was involved in Wilson's death.

Newell says the state Medical Examiner's office will determine Wilson's cause and manner of death.

TULSA, Ok. - Two men armed with a gun robbed a pharmacy early this morning. Tulsa Police Sergeant Bryan Bryden says the hold-up started right after 1:30 a.m. at the CVS Pharmacy at 71st and South Yale. Bryden says, "One produced a handgun, went back to the pharmacy and demanded drugs from the pharmacist, got several kinds of prescription medications and ran out of the store and got into a blue, possibly Chevy Blazer SUV-type vehicle and left the scene eastbound on 71st Street." Bryden says two employees and a customer were inside the store during the robbery but no one was hurt. He says police are looking for the suspects.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Gov. Brad Henry has granted a stay of execution for an Oklahoma inmate set to be put to death for the fatal shooting of a 77-year-old man more than 16 years ago.

Jeffrey David Matthews' execution was scheduled for Thursday night, but has now been rescheduled for July 20.

The governor's office said Wednesday the stay was granted so authorities can review evidence in his case. Defense attorneys sought the delay to examine fingerprint evidence related to the case.

Henry is out of state on vacation. At his request, Lt. Gov. Jari Askins signed the paperwork granting the stay.

Matthews was convicted of the Jan. 27, 1994, murder of Otis Earl Short during a robbery of Short's home in McClain County.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police found a hit and run driving suspect after he left the scene of a crash on Cherry Street early this morning. The accident happened about 2 a.m. when the driver hit a parked pickup truck just east of Peoria Street on 15th Street. His vehicle overturned during the crash but he was able to get out of the car and witnesses told police that he walked away but returned and then went down an alley before police found him. The News On 6's Gary Kruse says, "He refused to go to the hospital and as a result he was taken to jail, facing hit and run and DUI charges." No one was inside the car that he struck.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police are looking for a man accused of armed robbery at a Whattaburger restaurant overnight. Tulsa Police Sergeant Clay Ballenger says the suspect at first demanded an order of fries at the location on 41st between Yale and Sheridan. "He asked for an order of fries and when they brought the fries, he said he didn't have the money. When the clerk said he couldn't give him the fries, he pulled out a large knife, a machete-type knife, he said, 'Then just open the register and give me everything.'" When the clerk said he couldn't open the register, the bandit left with the fries. Ballenger says the suspect still committed armed robbery because he demanded money out of the register.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting during an argument yesterday evening. Tulsa Police say the 27-year old victim and a friend ran away after the shooting that happened at a duplex near the intersection of North Atlanta Street and East Archer Street. The victim collapsed nearby and was taken to the hospital. Police are looking for two suspects in the shooting.

TULSA, Ok. - A teenager who was walking down the street overnight near 1300 North Trenton was the victim of a drive-by shooting. Tulsa Police Corporal August Terbrock says the 17-year old victim was shot in the back about 10:15 p.m. yesterday by someone who was  inside an older model, white Honda or Acura. Terbrock says, "He ran from the scene, was able to get to the area of 1200 North St. Louis where we located him. He was transported to the hospital with what appeared to be non life-threatening injuries." Terbrock says no one has been arrested.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Authorities say the owner of four pit bulls who attacked a 46-year-old woman has agreed to allow the dogs to be euthanized.

Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office spokesman Mark Myers says the woman, Mary Wolf, noticed some neighborhood dogs in her yard Monday morning and went outside to greet them. Once outside, she was attacked by the pit bulls. The dogs bit her on her arms and legs but Wolf was able to reach her vehicle for safety.

While in her car, Wolf couldn't contact anyone inside the house. About an hour after being attacked, a neighbor noticed Wolf sitting in the car and called 911.

Myers says Wolf was taken to a Midwest City hospital and received stitches for her wounds. Myers said it's not yet been determined if charges will be filed in the case.

He says the animals will be euthanized by Midwest City's animal control department.

SAND SPRINGS, Ok. - Authorities are looking for two teenaged escapees from the Rader Center near Sand Springs. Dillon Herzfeld (right) is 5-foot-8, 151 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. He was detained for forcible sodomy, first degree rape and lewd molestation. William James (left) is 5-foot-2, 120 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes. His offenses include indecent exposure, concealing stolen property and larceny. Both boys escaped yesterday morning and the Office of Juvenile Affairs and the Sand Springs Police Department are looking for them.

TULSA, Ok. - A 4-year old boy drowned in the swimming pool at a Tulsa motel. Tulsa Police Captain Brett Bailey says the boy was with other children yesterday evening and was being watched by a man at the pool at the EconoLodge near 31st and Memorial. "He was watching more than one and this one child then got under the water," Bailey says. Paramedics were called and tried to resuscitate the boy but he was pronounced dead after he was transported to a hospital. His name has not been released.

TULSA, Ok. - Tulsa Police are making more robbery arrests, despite the recent budget crisis resulting in fewer officers on patrol. Police arrested 25 robbery suspects in the first 18 days of May. Tulsa Police Sergeant Dave Walker says police are responding quickly to robbery calls, allowing them to nab more suspects quicker. Walker says, "It ought to stand as a warning that it doesn't matter what day and age we're in, cops still like catching robbers." Unfortunately, robberies are on the rise in Tulsa with around 400 so far this year. That's 80 more than at this time a year ago.

TULSA, Ok. - 46-year old Daniel Paul Hedge is facing several complaints of spreading an infectious disease known as Hepatitis-C and knowingly engaging in spreading HIV-AIDS when he was arrested Saturday night. Hedge started to fight with three EMSA workers and one firefighter as they were trying to treat his wounds after a fight near Admiral and Lewis. Paramedics told police they were trying to treat Hedge's serious wounds and stop the bleeding, but he wouldn't cooperate. A police report says that's when Hedge allegedly slung his head so that blood hit the workers and then he spat at them, hitting a Fire Captain's face and EMSA crew members. Hedge is being held on $50,000 bond.

TULSA, Ok. - Three men storm into the back door of a Tulsa eatery, shooting guns and killing the cook before they leave. The shooting and robbery happened around 11:30 p.m. Thursday at the Rib Crib at 1601 South Harvard. Tulsa Police Captain Karen Tipler says the trio robbed the employees, and possibly the store, and then made the employees get on the floor. "While they were on the floor, cell phones were taken from the witnesses. The suspects left the store. The witnesses heard some more shots fired as they were going back out of the store and they went back and found that one of their co-workers had been killed," Tipler said. About an hour later during a search of the area, officers had traced a man who ran away from them to a house near 21st and Pittsburg where he was let inside and apparently was allowed by the resident to change his clothes. He was arrested by police when he came out of the house. Police searched the area and found a pistol. Witnesses were unable to positively identify the suspect but he was taken in for questioning. Two other people were robbed near the restaurant after the Rib Crib shooting. Police are looking for the other suspects.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was shot to death during an argument with another man inside a convenience store. Tulsa Police Captain Karen Tipler said the shooter, who is a former Okmulgee County reserve deputy, was inside Moe's Grill near 5th and South Lewis yesterday evening about 7:15 when he recognized another man who was inside the store and an argument started. "At some point, he pulled up his shirt and told the guy, 'hey, you know you can get some of this' and he was fearing for his life, so he pulled his gun and made sure that if the gun battle was going to ensue, he was going to be on top of it," Tipler said. The victim was shot and died at the scene. Neither man's name has been released. Police took the shooter and another man in for questioning.

UNDATED - Lawmen chased a stolen car driver from near the homicide scene near 61st and South Peoria all the way to Chouteau, Oklahoma, at speeds reportedly exceeding 100 miles an hour. The car was stolen near 5700 South Peoria right after the shooting about midnight this morning. The chase ended when Chouteau Police planted stop-sticks in the roadway and flattened the front tires on the car. The News On Six's Gary Kruse says, "Two people were taken into custody. The stolen car was not badly damaged. There were no injuries of any officers or any property damage. As it turned out, it was just a stolen car that happened to be spotted so close to where the fatal shooting occured." Kruse says the chase covered over 40 miles and included efforts by the Tulsa Police Department, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and the Chouteau Police Department.

TULSA, Ok. - An 18-year old man died and a 20-year old woman was wounded when someone opened fire into a Tulsa apartment overnight. The shots were fired around midnight this morning near 1100 East 61st. Tulsa Police Captain Travis Yates says, "(The) door was open and the next thing they knew shots were being fired inside the apartment. Nobody saw anything. We don't have any suspect description, we don't have any vehicle description at this time, but there were multiple rounds fired inside the residence. Unfortunately, we did have a victim that was deceased from that." Yates says the deceased victim died at the hospital. The female who was shot in the foot is expected to survive. Yates says 25 officers showed up at the scene to help calm some of the people who knew the victims.

TULSA, Ok. - Vandals struck in several places near 3100 South Harvard overnight. The News On Six's Gary Kruse reports vandals set a vehicle on fire and slashed tires at several locations in the same general area. "One officer was flagged down and started interviewing some people about seven vehicles that had all four tires slashed behind a medical center near 33rd and Harvard," Kruse said. One van was burned and another van had the window smashed out at Christ United Methodist Church at 3500 South Harvard. Attempts were made to damage several other vehicles that were parked at the same location and at the Wendy's Restaurant just east of 31st and Harvard. No one has been arrested.

TULSA, Ok. - Robert Yerton took a children's minister position at the Garnett Church of Christ from 2002 until 2004 after he passed a background check, but eventually was fired. Garnett Minister Greg Taylor, who was not employed by the church at the time, says Yerton's termination had nothing to do with his behavior around children. "There's no knowledge, indication of any sexual misconduct by Mr. Yerton and the church leadership, past or present, has no knowledge of anything like that," Taylor said. After returning to teaching in 2005, Yerton has remained involved in youth ministry.

TULSA, Ok. - Being in the right place at the right time helped police nab three suspects from an armed robbery. Tulsa Police Sergeant Jeff Davis says after a man was robbed at gunpoint near 31st and Sheridan about midnight this morning, shots were fired and an officer nearby spotted a vehicle speeding away. "Decided (it) looked suspicious enough that he would follow it. Followed the vehicle, got on the radio, let the officers in the area know. About the same time, Southside had a robbery go out. Same description," Davis said. The Broken Arrow Expressway was shut down near Harvard while officers arrested the three suspects at that location. Police recovered items allegedly taken in the robbery and the victim identified the suspects as the ones who robbed him.