Four Armed Teens Sought After Two Tulsa Home Invasions

Police are looking for four teens they say are involved in at least two Tulsa home invasions on Wednesday. 

Officers say the first incident happened just after 2 p.m. on East Woodrow Place near Apache and Harvard.

Police say the teens, all wearing masks knocked on the door and when a resident answered, forced their way inside the home.  After they tied up two women with masking tape and robbed them, they left.

Then just before 9 p.m., police say four teens, with the same description, forced their way into a home near the Tulsa Country Club on West Latimer Place, holding a mother and father at gunpoint.

Officers say the couple's son was able to run out of the home. And despite being chased by the suspects, police say he got to a friend's house, where he called for help.

Police say one of the gunmen held a gun to the father's head, then took the father's cell phone before all four ran out of the house.

No one was hurt in either home invasion.

Police don't have a great description of the teens.  If you know anything about either of the robberies you are asked to call Tulsa Police.