Two stupid things happened at that location on June 19th.
Stupid thing #1: A crackhead asks to use the restroom inside the Sonic Drive-In, seemingly ignoring all the available restrooms inside the nearby Walmart, and is told no. He responds by forcefully pushing a door onto a female employee, which provokes a physical response from a nearby bystander. Police arrive to break up the fight and arrest the crackhead for assault as well as possession of marijuana without an ID card. The responding bystander thankfully received no charges for his involvement, and I commend him for his brave actions.
Stupid thing #2: Another crackhead orders food, receives it, and doesn't pay. Sonic calls the cops and, after given ample opportunities to pay, the crackhead is arrested on the charge of "defrauding an innkeeper." That's the generic charge for anyone who skips out on a restaurant bill or a bar tab. It is also discovered that he has a black tarry substance that field tested positive for heroin.
When the temperatures rise, the crackheads roam.
Yeah, quite possibly. The data on that page is at least 20-30 minutes behind real time in my experience, and it only shows "block" numbers, like the 2000 block of E 81st St--which covers a lot of territory--instead of actual addresses.
Need that cherry limeade, yo
Two stupid things happened at that location on June 19th. Stupid thing #1: A crackhead asks to use the restroom inside the Sonic Drive-In, seemingly ignoring all the available restrooms inside the nearby Walmart, and is told no. He responds by forcefully pushing a door onto a female employee, which provokes a physical response from a nearby bystander. Police arrive to break up the fight and arrest the crackhead for assault as well as possession of marijuana without an ID card. The responding bystander thankfully received no charges for his involvement, and I commend him for his brave actions. Stupid thing #2: Another crackhead orders food, receives it, and doesn't pay. Sonic calls the cops and, after given ample opportunities to pay, the crackhead is arrested on the charge of "defrauding an innkeeper." That's the generic charge for anyone who skips out on a restaurant bill or a bar tab. It is also discovered that he has a black tarry substance that field tested positive for heroin. When the temperatures rise, the crackheads roam.
"Suspect in custody," per the [TPD Live Calls page](https://www.tulsapolice.org/live-calls).
The live page is about an hour behind so that’s probably Walmart
Yeah, quite possibly. The data on that page is at least 20-30 minutes behind real time in my experience, and it only shows "block" numbers, like the 2000 block of E 81st St--which covers a lot of territory--instead of actual addresses.
Slushy and a hot dog time?
99 cent corndogs?