• Tulsa Crime Digest: Shootings, Thefts, and Assaults Mark Busy Week in the City

  • Nov 28 2024
  • Length: 4 mins
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Tulsa Crime Digest: Shootings, Thefts, and Assaults Mark Busy Week in the City

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  • Tulsa, Oklahoma, daily crime report digest for the week ending November 28, 2024:

    - **November 11, 2024**: Near West 46th Street North and North Main Street, an alleged shooting incident occurred. Two groups of juvenile males started shooting, resulting in bullets striking multiple homes and cars. An 11-year-old girl was shot in the leg inside her home. The incident is under investigation[2].

    - **November 12, 2024**: 44 crimes were reported across various neighborhoods, including thefts, burglaries, and assaults. Specific details and case numbers are not publicly available[1].

    - **November 13, 2024**: 34 crimes were reported, including a mix of property and violent crimes. No specific details or case numbers are available[1].

    - **November 14, 2024**: 53 crimes were reported, with incidents ranging from thefts to assaults. Detailed information and case numbers are not provided[1].

    - **November 15, 2024**: 51 crimes were reported, including various property and violent crimes. Specific details and case numbers are not available[1].

    - **November 16, 2024**: 39 crimes were reported, with a mix of thefts, burglaries, and assaults. No detailed information or case numbers are provided[1].

    - **November 17, 2024**: 47 crimes were reported, including property and violent crimes. Specific details and case numbers are not available[1].

    - **November 18, 2024**: 56 crimes were reported, with incidents ranging from thefts to assaults. Detailed information and case numbers are not provided[1].

    - **November 19, 2024**: 54 crimes were reported, including various property and violent crimes. Specific details and case numbers are not available[1].

    - **November 20, 2024**: 46 crimes were reported, with a mix of thefts, burglaries, and assaults. No detailed information or case numbers are provided[1].

    - **November 21, 2024**: 37 crimes were reported, including property and violent crimes. Specific details and case numbers are not available[1].

    - **November 22, 2024**: 50 crimes were reported, with incidents ranging from thefts to assaults. Detailed information and case numbers are not provided[1].

    - **November 23, 2024**: 42 crimes were reported, including various property and violent crimes. Specific details and case numbers are not available[1].

    - **November 24, 2024**: No specific crime data is available for this date.

    - **November 25, 2024**: No specific crime data is available for this date.

    - **November 26, 2024**: Various arrests were made, including for DUI and other offenses, as listed in the Tulsa County Jail desk blotter[3].

    - **November 27, 2024**: No specific crime data is available for this date.

    - **November 28, 2024**: No specific crime data is available for this date.

    **Trends and Patterns**: The week saw a consistent number of crimes reported daily, with a mix of property and violent crimes. The highest number of crimes was reported on November 18 and 19, with 56 and 54 incidents, respectively.

    **Emergency Contact Information**: For tips and to report crimes, contact the Tulsa Police Department at their official website: https://www.tulsapolice.org or call the non-emergency number. For emergencies, dial 911.
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