TULSA, Ok. - An attempted home invasion turned into a homicide early Tuesday morning. Two or three men reportedly tried to kick in the front door of a home at 1333 North Irvington. Tulsa Police Captain Shawn King says two of the suspects, who may have been teenagers dressed in black, got away. King says, "Family was in the living room actually watching t-v. Dad had access to a handgun nearby and shot one of the bad guys as they were trying to get in. We've got one bad guy who is dead." He says one or two suspects left the scene. King says the suspects apparently thought the occupants had money inside the house.

New developments in a home invasion and shooting in Broken Arrow. Police say they are not sure why the suspect, Stephen Richardson, broke into the home Saturday night. The 19-year-old was reportedly shot three times by the homeowner. Major Carol Newell says police still have people they want to interview. "The suspect didn't have a vehicle over there so obviously he was dropped off by someone. We want to find out what he was doing prior to this incident to try and piece together a timeline and maybe determine what it was that led him to that residence," says Newell.

The homeowner told police he heard glass breaking and saw the intruder and shot. While some reports quote police as saying the 19-year-old was drunk and thought he was breaking into his own home-- Newell says police are still not sure. "We really don't have a real clear understanding of what he was doing in that particular home and that particular neighborhood. It is nowhere near his residence so that couldn't be it," explains Newell.  She adds the investigation is active and the suspect is still hospitalized.

TULSA, Ok. - A man was shot four times during a home invasion. Tulsa Police Corporal Brandon Disney says two men burst into a home at 4030 West 56th Place about 11:15 p.m. Monday. Disney says the victim was hospitalized. He says police are looking for two suspects. Disney says the shooting apparently involved drugs and money.

TULSA, Ok. - A home invasion armed robbery and a stabbing are under investigation. Tulsa police say at 1:21 a.m. Wednesday, two men armed with a gun kicked in the front door of a residence at 103 North Birmingham Place. The suspects ransacked the house and took several items including cell phones, car keys and other items from two people inside the house. Police say the intruders fled in a gold Buick that belonged to one of the victims. No one was seriously injured. At 2:28 a.m., police responded to a stabbing at the Red Fox Apartments at 8118 East 16th Street. A 20-year old man had been stabbed three times with a kitchen knife during an argument with his cousin. The victim was hospitalized. The suspect had left the scene before police arrived. No arrests have been made in either case.

The victim in Tulsa's latest murder investigation is identified.  Billy Wayne Alexander was reportedly shot multiple times Saturday night at Sawmill Apartments.  Tulsa Police say the 25-year-old was in his East Tulsa apartment at 12938 E. 35th Street.  Officer Leland Ashley says 8 people were seen running from the area of the shooting.  No arrests have been made.

(Tulsa, Ok) -- Police probe an overnight home invasion. It happened at an apartment complext at 3rd and Mingo. Officer Leland Ashley says the victim and a friend were approached by two guys looking for drugs. They replied they had no drugs and went inside their apartment. 10 minutes later -- a knock on the door - the crooks force their way inside and they ransacked the place. The victims were uninjured. The suspects made their getaway in an older model, light blue Mercury Cougar.

A 9-year-old boy is attacked by a group of suspects during a home invasion at 822 N. Troost Avenue.  The boy was reportedly hit in the head with a crowbar shortly before 10pm Sunday night.  The boy was treated for non-life threatening injuries.  Police believe 10 suspects could be involved in the home invasion.  A 26-year-old woman was also in the home at the time of the break-in.

Tulsa Police Officer Leland Ashley says police got a tag number for the suspect that led them to 1854 W. 57th Place.  When officers arrived, he says several people ran and several suspects would not come out of the home.  Police say eventually several more suspects came out of the home but the Special Operations Team was called to flush out the two remaining suspects.

Ashley says detectives are interviewing the suspects.  He adds with so many suspects officers have a lot of information that has to be collected, "You just try to get their statement and see who is not telling the truth and also the eyewitnesses from the house on N. Troost and then we will go from there and see who needs to be charged in this crime."

(Tulsa, OK) -- Tulsa Police outline a motive for the murder of Lori Kastner in court documents.  The 5 page court affidavit spells out a series of promises John Kastner reportedly made to his family starting with a trip to Israel, his connection with Israeli special forces and access to millions of dollars. Court documents say there was no evidence of the trip, no evidence of he had access to large amount of money but police say there was evidence that Kastner was in significant credit card debt.