Oklahoma Home Invasions

[RugersGR8]

I moved it to 2nd Amendment Legal & Political:

https://www.okshooters.com/showthread.php?223758-92-Year-Old-WWII-Vet-Uses-45-Pistol-To-Stop-Axe-Attack&p=2844136#post2844136

 

[_CY_]

Homeowner kills suspect in north Tulsa home invasion

Feb 19, 2016

An armed intruder was reported in the 200 block of West Queen Street just after midnight Friday
A victim grabbed a gun, shooting the intruder, who ran down to the corner of Cheyenne and Queen before dying
Police say the intruder matches the description of a home invasion and shots fired call from Thursday morning

Tulsa Police are investigating the city’s fifth homicide of the year, the result of a home invasion.

Investigators told FOX23 they got a call from a woman at 12:16 about an armed intruder. She told officers that someone knocked on the door, asking to use the phone.

When she and a male homeowner answered the door, the suspect pushed his way inside and allegedly began picking up items to steal from them.

During his 15 minute raid, the male homeowner got a gun and shot the suspect. The suspect ran away from the house, collapsing at the corner of Cheyenne and Queen Street. A K-9 officer found him there, dead.

http://www.fox23.com/news/homeowner-kills-suspect-in-north-tulsa-home-invasion/94409621

 

[Mos Eisley]

Homeowner kills suspect in north Tulsa home invasion

Feb 19, 2016

An armed intruder was reported in the 200 block of West Queen Street just after midnight Friday
A victim grabbed a gun, shooting the intruder, who ran down to the corner of Cheyenne and Queen before dying
Police say the intruder matches the description of a home invasion and shots fired call from Thursday morning

Tulsa Police are investigating the city’s fifth homicide of the year, the result of a home invasion.

Investigators told FOX23 they got a call from a woman at 12:16 about an armed intruder. She told officers that someone knocked on the door, asking to use the phone.

When she and a male homeowner answered the door, the suspect pushed his way inside and allegedly began picking up items to steal from them.

During his 15 minute raid, the male homeowner got a gun and shot the suspect. The suspect ran away from the house, collapsing at the corner of Cheyenne and Queen Street. A K-9 officer found him there, dead.

http://www.fox23.com/news/homeowner-kills-suspect-in-north-tulsa-home-invasion/94409621

 

[tRidiot]

Homeowner kills suspect in north Tulsa home invasion

Feb 19, 2016

An armed intruder was reported in the 200 block of West Queen Street just after midnight Friday
A victim grabbed a gun, shooting the intruder, who ran down to the corner of Cheyenne and Queen before dying
Police say the intruder matches the description of a home invasion and shots fired call from Thursday morning

Tulsa Police are investigating the city’s fifth homicide of the year, the result of a home invasion.

Investigators told FOX23 they got a call from a woman at 12:16 about an armed intruder. She told officers that someone knocked on the door, asking to use the phone.

When she and a male homeowner answered the door, the suspect pushed his way inside and allegedly began picking up items to steal from them.

During his 15 minute raid, the male homeowner got a gun and shot the suspect. The suspect ran away from the house, collapsing at the corner of Cheyenne and Queen Street. A K-9 officer found him there, dead.

http://www.fox23.com/news/homeowner-kills-suspect-in-north-tulsa-home-invasion/94409621

Tragic, just tragic. If they would have just left him alone, he would have just taken his (newly-acquired) possessions and been on his way. Now, another young life lost to gun violence because of the selfishness and reactionism of the homeowners. Tragic.




/sarcasm.

 

[duckhunter]

I'm not big on the news, does this sort of thing happen as regularly in OKC as it seems to in Tulsa?

I do not think it happens as much in OKC as Tulsa. Tulsa's crime rate seems to be much higher. I lived in the OKC area for 14 yrs and actually enjoyed the news. I moved here 3 yrs ago and never watch the news any more. All it is one murder story after the other.

Either OKC has less crime or Tulsa has nothing better to cover than murders. Looking forward to moving back someday. This news seems to bring everyone down around here.

 

[KOPBET]

There's actually fewer murders in Tulsa than OKC, but the rate per 100,000 is indeed higher.

 

[_CY_]

Police Release Names Of Two Men Killed In Tulsa Home Invasions
Feb 19, 2016

Eric Coulter and Devon Sanders. [Oklahoma Department of Corrections]

Tulsa Police have released the names of the two men killed after allegedly breaking into Tulsa homes Thursday and Friday morning.

Police Sgt. Dave Walker Police say a 31-year-old man shot and killed inside a home in the 2000 block of East Young Place early Thursday has been identified as Eric Coulter.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections records show Coulter was released from prison in March 2014 after serving time on a drug possession conviction out of Tulsa County.

2/18/2016 Related Story: Police: Man Shot, Killed Breaking Into Tulsa Home

Early Friday, Sgt. Walker says a homeowner shot and killed a 22-year-old man during a home invasion in the 200 block of East Queen Street. He has been identified as Devon Sanders.

DOC records show Sanders was released from prison in December 2015 after serving time on a burglary conviction out of Tulsa County.

2/19/2016 Related Story: Tulsa Resident Shoots, Kills Home Invasion Suspect

Sgt Dave Walker says while both cases are still being investigated, it appears that Coulter and Sanders were both armed with handguns and breaking into homes that they did not live in.

http://www.newson6.com/story/31266317/police-release-names-of-two-men-killed-in-tulsa-home-invasions

 

[nofearfactor]

Police Release Names Of Two Men Killed In Tulsa Home Invasions
Feb 19, 2016

Eric Coulter and Devon Sanders. [Oklahoma Department of Corrections]

Tulsa Police have released the names of the two men killed after allegedly breaking into Tulsa homes Thursday and Friday morning.

Police Sgt. Dave Walker Police say a 31-year-old man shot and killed inside a home in the 2000 block of East Young Place early Thursday has been identified as Eric Coulter.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections records show Coulter was released from prison in March 2014 after serving time on a drug possession conviction out of Tulsa County.

2/18/2016 Related Story: Police: Man Shot, Killed Breaking Into Tulsa Home

Early Friday, Sgt. Walker says a homeowner shot and killed a 22-year-old man during a home invasion in the 200 block of East Queen Street. He has been identified as Devon Sanders.

DOC records show Sanders was released from prison in December 2015 after serving time on a burglary conviction out of Tulsa County.

2/19/2016 Related Story: Tulsa Resident Shoots, Kills Home Invasion Suspect

Sgt Dave Walker says while both cases are still being investigated, it appears that Coulter and Sanders were both armed with handguns and breaking into homes that they did not live in.

http://www.newson6.com/story/31266317/police-release-names-of-two-men-killed-in-tulsa-home-invasions

The one on the right needs to get shot for that F'd up hairdo he has goin on...

 

[mightymouse]

The one on the right needs to get shot for that F'd up hairdo he has goin on...

And apparently he was. Poetic justice?

 

[tRidiot]

I'm sure their families are heartbroken. I'll bet they're pointing at the homeowners, too. Wait 'till Al Sharpton shows up to help them file the civil suits.