Man Accused Of Robbing Tulsa Bank Identified By Police

Police have identified a man accused of robbing a bank in Tulsa on Monday afternoon.

According to police, officers arrested Kory Long after he allegedly robbed a Bank of America near East 71st Street and South Lewis Avenue at around 1:45 p.m.

Police say Long passed a note to a teller at the bank demanding money. According to police, the teller handed Long the cash and he ran out of the bank.

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Officers arrived on the scene and were able to determine the vehicle that Long used to flee the scene while reviewing security camera footage.

Police say about 45 minutes later, officers spotted Long's vehicle near East 51st Street and South Harvard Avenue and attempted to stop him. After a short pursuit, officers were able to take Long into custody.

According to police, Long was allegedly carrying the money from the robbery and matched the characteristics of the suspect seen by police in the surveillance video.

Police say Long was arrested for First Degree Robbery by Force or Fear.