Tulsa Police investigate early Thursday morning carjacking and robbery

Thursday, December 15th 2005, 6:37 am

By: News On 6

Tulsa Police are searching for the suspect in an early Thursday morning carjacking and armed robbery.

Officers were called to Utica Square shortly after 5 AM Thursday. A man who'd been delivering newspapers says he was approached by a white male wielding a revolver.

The suspect robbed the victim of money and took his car.

He was not hurt.

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