Three Armed Robberies Reported In Tulsa In 90 Minutes

Tulsa Police are looking for up to three suspects after three armed robberies in east Tulsa late Tuesday.

Officers said in all three robberies, the suspects approached their the victims as they were returning home.

Police got the first call at 10:15 p.m. in the 3300 block of South 102nd East Avenue. The victim told officers he had just arrived home when the robbers approached him and demanded money.  After getting cash, the robbers got into a car and drove off.

At around 11 p.m. police got a call of an armed robbery in the 2400 block of South 123rd East Avenue. The victims said robbers came up to them as they were arriving at home and took their money then ran away.

About 45 minutes later, officers were called to the 10200 block of East 6th Street for another armed robbery. After getting money from their victim, the robbers got into a red pickup and drove off.

Police believe this robbery and the second one on South 123rd East Avenue are related because one of the robbers was holding a shotgun.  

None of the victims was hurt.