Police Looking For Men Who Robbed Two Tulsa Pharmacies

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TULSA, Oklahoma -- Tulsa Police are looking for two men who are responsible for two Tulsa pharmacy robberies.

The robberies happened on February 4, 2011 and February 14, 2011.

Police say the February 4th robbery happened at the Couch Pharmacy in the 400 block of South Sheridan.

The suspect, a white male, entered the business and asked an employee a question before leaving. Twenty minutes later he returned wearing a ski mask and handed a clerk a note, then ran out of the store with some pain medication.

On February 14th, police say the suspect entered the Freeland Brown Pharmacy in the 4100 block of South Peoria.

He left and returned 20 minutes later, grabbing a customer while also banishing a handgun.  The suspect got away with a small amount of pain medication and ran out on foot.

In this robbery, Tulsa Police said the man is 6 feet tall, between 150 to 170 lbs, and was wearing a blue hooded sweat shirt with writing and 1976 on the shirt.

If you can help police identify the man, you are asked to call the robbery tip line at 527-0027 or Crime Stoppers at 596-COPS.