Tulsa's 11th Street Sees String Of Business Burglaries

Tulsa Police are investigating after a string of break-ins this week on 11th Street.

Surveillance video from one business caught the man on-camera as he smashed through a window and stole a cash register.

Tulsa Police said they're still waiting to see if any other businesses in the area were targeted, but right now we know at least three businesses were broken into this week.

The owner of Jane's Delicatessan walked in this morning and said he could tell something was wrong.

"There was a breeze running through the restaurant, and the door was smashed in," Tannehill said.

Dane Tannehill said the cash register was stolen, their computer monitor was broken, and receipts and other items were scattered on the floor.

"I mean, you come in and you think you're going to open up and start the day and hopefully things will start going right, but then you come in and go, oh I guess I have to deal with this now," Tannehill said.

Fortunately, he said the man who did this dumped their cash register down the street.

Over at Flo's Diner, surveillance video shows a man as he gets out of a car, smashes a front window, and grabs the register before running out.

And, Sweets and Cream said their glass door was shattered, and the thief stole money from them.

Tannehill said he hopes police are able to find who's responsible.

"Watch out 11th Street, take care of yourself, especially the businesses. Make sure that you're staying safe out there, I hope that nothing like this happens to anyone else here along this place," Tannehill said.

If you know anything, call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.