Three Accidents In Tulsa Overnight Injure At Least Two

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TULSA, OK -- Tulsa Police say a pickup truck headed southbound on Harvard hit a support beam under the Broken Arrow Expressway late Wednesday night.

Police say the driver was checked out at a Tulsa hospital and they say sleep medication may have played a role in the crash.

The woman's dog was taken home by the police officers who worked the accident.

About a half hour later, police say a northbound car on Memorial at 66th Street occupied by three men weaved across the road, striking a wall and then a curb.

One person in the pickup truck was injured in the accident.

And early Thursday morning, a northbound pickup truck on Harvard at 29th Street, went left of center, snapping a street light pole.

The driver was not injured in the 3 a.m. accident, but Tulsa Police officers arrested him for DUI.