Tulsa Records Its 38th Homicide of 2003

Wednesday, August 6th 2003, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

A Tulsa convenience store clerk was killed early this morning after being shot in the head during a robbery. Police say the clerk, whose name hasn't been released, was shot after complying with a gunman's demand for money. No arrests have been made.

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