Tulsa Police trying to identify 2 people of interest suspected of being involved in online scams
TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Police is trying to identify two people of interest who are suspected of being involved in online scams. Tulsa Police said they are noticing an increase in online scams where the real suspect is likely operating from overseas and using local people to come to your door to collect money in person.
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