Man Uses Stun Gun To Rob Tulsa Convenience Store

Police say a man robbed a Tulsa convenience store Thursday morning with a stun gun.

They say the robbery happened at the Kings Mart in the 7100 block of East 11th Street.

Police say the man entered the store at 6:45 a.m., got a cup of coffee, spilled it and asked for a mop before pulling out the stun gun and pointing it at the clerk.

After getting some money, he ordered the clerk to go into a back room. Police said the man then opened the register and got more cash before running west out of the store.

According to police, the man had a banana and a bag of powdered donuts in his hands, along with the cash.

K9 officers tried to track the man but officers say the dog lost the scent.

Police said they did find a partially gone bag of donuts behind the store near a homeless camp, but no one was there.

Officers are looking a surveillance video of the robbery from inside and outside the store.

They say the store's clerk was not injured.