Suspects sought in Tulsa armed robberies

Wednesday, October 16th 2002, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

Tulsa Police are on the lookout for the people responsible for at least two local robberies. The News on Six first told you last week about a home invasion robbery where two victims were robbed at gunpoint.

News on Six reporter Patrina Adger says the suspects stole credit cards and ATM cards. On Tuesday, October 7th around 10:30 at night, police say a Chevy Blazer pulled into an ATM on 91st Street. Police say this was shortly after the same suspects in the Blazer robbed a woman at gunpoint at 83rd and Yorktown. In the police video you can see a woman with a blonde wig attempting to withdraw cash. She was unsuccessful. "We just tied a white female to the first one." Police detective Bob Little says the same suspects in the same vehicle tried to withdraw money from another ATM, 2 hours later. "This is the white female suspect involved in the home invasion."

Police say the female suspect walked up to a female resident at the Chimney Ridge Apartments last Tuesday night asking for directions. â€œThen one of the other suspects stepped around the corner and pointed a gun and forced the victim inside where they woke up the second victim." Police say a third suspect along with the other suspects, forced the victim into her apartment.

Police say both victims were tied with duct tape and the suspects then stole electronics, cash and credit cards. Police believe these suspects are linked to several other robberies that went on the same night. But they're still investigating. Police hope someone will recognize the woman and turn her in. â€œThis is gonna help a lot getting this suspectâ€™s picture out there."

She's described as an Anglo female in her early twenties. 5-feet-3 inches tall and weighing about 120 pounds. She was wearing a blonde wig. The two male suspects are African American in their early twenties. They were last seen in a dark colored Chevy Blazer with a luggage rack on top.

If you have any information on the people responsible, you're urged to call Crimestoppers at 596-COPS. You can remain anonymous and you could earn cash reward.