Tiffany Givens
Posted on 09/03/2013 9:28:14 AM PDT by kevcol
Three Tulsa women are in jail on robbery complaints in connection with a pair of weapons-based heists.
Tiffany Givens, 22, Kimberly Chenevent, 45, and Miriam Marie McCullum, 48, are suspected of taking part in robberies at Habitat for Hope on Aug. 23, as well as the robbery of a Hispanic female on Tuesday.
Tulsa police said Habitat for Hope, 553 S. Zunis Ave., was robbed at gunpoint Aug. 23 when two black females fired a weapon toward a woman at the business, took money and left.
Four days later, a woman was robbed at 275 S. Lewis Ave. when two black females put a gun in the victim’s back, robbed her of money, then forced the victim to drive the suspects to an ATM at 15th Street and South Utica Avenue. The victim’s two young children were in the vehicle during the robbery, police said, and were even placed by the suspects into an SUV that arrived at the scene later, in order to force the victim to withdraw money from the ATM.
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She’s 22? She looks 50.
Obama’s daughters
15 and Utica?
Pretty dang’d brazen and they were on the wrong side of the tracks.
What’s that thing on the side of her head ?
My question is, What’s that thing on her shoulders?
Should have stayed north of Admiral.
Or way south Peoria now.
Ever notice how safe Tulsa used to be after 1921?
Doh?!!!!
I am one of the few people who get your reference.
I was told about that in 1982.
Went to the downtown library and pulled up news from that period on microfilm.
Quite a few dead.
Scary stuff, I looked it up
Yep.
So you’re advocating for race riots?
***Went to the downtown library and pulled up news from that period on microfilm.****
Betcha didn’t see the TULSA TRIBUNE editorial by owner Richard Jones that day. It seems someone very quickly sliced out that editorial and no one now has a copy of it.
http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entries/t/tu016.html
“In the post World War I years the Tribune published several accounts that intensified public reaction to unfolding events. An editorial on May 31, 1921, inflamed racial tensions, causing the Tulsa Race Riot to erupt on June 1. In addition, in the mid-1920s the Tribune published negative reports on Gov. John “Jack” Walton, who, the paper claimed, was establishing an “armed dictatorship.” Walton subsequently sent the National Guard to Tulsa and a censor to the newspaper office.”
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Hell....I work near 15th and Utica!!
***So you’re advocating for race riots?***
I don’t need to. I live in a fairly safe area of the USA.
And you won’t see any white started riots because the Media does not report much black on white crime unless too big to suppress.
BUT, mention TRAYVON, and you better have backup.
Not Free Republic like.........
FWIW-
Why does he need to answer that?
Pretty sure he got the reference to the riots.
I found about them in 1985 from a co-worker. Went to the library off Denver and looked it up.
Horrible.
But, peace prevailed after that.
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