Tulsa School Break-In Suspects Treated For K9 Officer Bites

Tulsa police arrested two adults and a juvenile runaway breaking into an elementary school early Saturday morning. An alarm bell went off around 3:30 a.m., bringing police to Bell Elementary Street at 6304 East Admiral Boulevard.

When officers got the school, they saw a piece of plywood had been taken down from a doorway on the northeast corner of the school. They also saw one person look outside the opening and run back inside.

"Officers were able to establish a perimeter until K9 could arrive," records state.

Police searched the school using the K9 officer and found the three people inside a classroom. They found a car that belonged to one of the men parked outside the school. 

The burglary suspects were taken to a local hospital to be treated for minor dog bites. Police arrested Gavonry Davis, Brejhelle Trout and a 15-year-old boy who had run away from the Laura Dester shelter, police said.

All three were arrested for second-degree burglary and resisting arrest.