Tulsa Police Call For Parental Awareness Following Multiple Incidents Of Unattended Children

Tulsa Police are asking parents and guardians to be more attentive when it comes to knowing where their children are.

The Department said officers from the Gilcrease Division responded to four separate calls involving children who needed adult supervision.

In the first incident, a child was found on a roof but came down safely.

In another call, a six-year-old was spotted standing at a major street intersection for over an hour before authorities were alerted.

A third case involved a two-year-old in diapers near a busy road; the parents were quickly located.

The final report concerned a nonverbal four-year-old found on a major street, with the child’s parents being found after a 40-minute search.

These incidents, which occurred over just three and a half hours, were reported to the police by good samaritans.

Officers were able to respond promptly and ensure the children's safety.