Serial robbery suspect sought by Tulsa Police

A man has robbed six east Tulsa businesses in the past 11 days. Tulsa Police are now looking for that robbery suspect. <br><br>Two of his victims tell their stories exclusively to News on 6 crime reporter

Tuesday, April 20th 2004, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

A man has robbed six east Tulsa businesses in the past 11 days. Tulsa Police are now looking for that robbery suspect.

Two of his victims tell their stories exclusively to News on 6 crime reporter Lori Fullbright.

Julie was only on her third day on the job at the Harvest Fine Foods grocery store on East Admiral when a customer came in to buy a soda and asked about some candy. "He just pushed me out of the way and I thought oh my God and he just started grabbing all the money out of the drawer." He left the ones, but, took all the 20's, 10's and 5's.

His shove left a bruise on Julie's arm, but she's thankful that's all that happened because at the time, she feared the worst. "I just don't want to get hurt; I didn't want us to get hurt. I'm just here to do my job and that's it."

Then, just a few days later and a couple of blocks away, the robber struck again, this time at a Dolly Madison store." Dawn has been working there for a month and says the man totally took her by surprise. "He just came in like any normal customer and said how much do I owe you and he gave me a dollar and I started to ring it up and he shoved me, put his hand on my and pushed me."

Dawn says the experience has made her much jumpier and suspicious of people.

The suspect has done this same thing six times between April 6th and 17th, hitting businesses mostly along North Lewis and East Admiral. They believe he lives nearby and they certainly want him stopped.

If anyone knows this robber or has information about these crimes, they can call Crimestoppers at 596-COPS. You don't have to say who you are and if your information helps detectives make an arrest, a non-profit group will pay you up to $2,000 in cash.