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North Tulsa Safe?

Started by LittleLamb, July 25, 2007, 10:13:02 AM

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buddyloveusmc

No it's not safe there is so much hatered built up there no one can get along and the drugs flow freely cause there are not enough cops to patrol and make the bust and there also needs to be reform in our courts to stop putting gang members back on the street if they are known gang members lock them up and throw away the key.

Porky

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Originally posted by TulsaMINI



Perhaps your point would have been better made if you had said, oh, maybe "stumble into Southern Hills after dark".



OK, hows this one and I truly believe it to be true! [:)]

There are more drugs floating the halls of Holland Hall and Cascia Hall every day than the schools in North Tulsa. [^]

buddyloveusmc

Yeah there are drugs there all you see is crack heads in thoses schools

cannon_fodder

It really doesnt matter who's ghetto is worse than who's... what matter's is that North Tulsa has problems that only people in North Tulsa can solve.  The rest of the city can help, but as long as a strong minority takes pride in living in a "ghetto" and being "thug" then it is extremely difficult to turn an area around.  

Identifying the problem is the first step in trying to find a solution.
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patric

(TULSA COUNTY, Okla.) August 2 - The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office has found a way to stop thieves before they have a chance to break into your home. Thursday the Burglary Task Force targeted 56th to 76th Street North around Peoria in Turley.

Deputies were out during the middle of the day. It’s the time of day when most people think burglars aren’t doing anything because most people think burglars come out when it's dark outside. But deputies say burglars go to work when you do.

What Tulsa County Deputy Randy Chapman sees is enough to scare any homeowner. Burglaries at a time you think your home is safe: broad daylight.

“The biggest call loads are usually between 12 o'clock in the afternoon and four o'clock,� Chapman says.


Rest of the story:
http://www.fox23.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=5b9b8b37-2233-4fd3-9cd8-79e28b2247bc

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