Tulsa Man Accused Of Repainting Stolen Truck

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Tulsa Man Accused Of Repainting Stolen Truck

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Tulsa Man Accused Of Repainting Stolen Truck

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David Prock Tulsa police arrest a man they say was driving a stolen truck near 41st and Mingo Friday afternoon. Officers say Cosenna Allen repainted the truck to make it look different but didn't change the license plate.

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