Long Night As Tulsa Police Respond To 3 Shootings In 5 Hours

Three separate shootings occurred within five hours on Sunday night and early Monday morning, according to Tulsa Police.

TPD says that all three took place near East Pine St. and North Peoria Ave and that they currently have no suspects in any of the cases.

Investigators say the first shooting of the night began around 11 p.m. when a car with four people inside showed up at the Quiktrip at Pine and N. Peoria. The driver told the clerk one of them had gunshot wounds and needed help. The driver told police when she went to pick up her friends at an apartment complex someone started shooting at her car, popping at least one of the tires. TPD says the passenger in the backseat behind the driver had multiple gunshot wounds in her legs but she is expected to be okay.

The second shooting happened a bit later when Tulsa police say they were called to the same area for a man who says he was shot in the wrist at B.C. Franklin Park and then ran to a nearby house for help. Officers say they went to the park to investigate when someone started shooting at the patrol vehicle, hitting it at least once. No officers were injured.

The third shooting victim was found when an officer says he stopped at the Quiktrip, from the first shooting call, to use the restroom. He said while he was in the bathroom he found a man who says he had been shot twice. That person told the officer the shooting happened in the same area as the park and apartment complex shootings from earlier in the night.

They said he quickly received medical attention and is expected to be okay.

At this time, Tulsa Police say they do not have suspects for any of these shootings but will continue to investigate the area.