Police: Woman in critical condition after being shot for refusing to give suspects a ride in NW OKC msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
OKLAHOMA CITY -
A man is in custody after he was pursued by officers in a slow-speed chase just before noon Friday.
Oklahoma City police said the man reportedly left the scene of a traffic stop in northwest OKC.
The incident happened near Northwest 63rd Street and North May Avenue.
Authorities said the man refused to give an officer his identification and then proceeded to leave the scene at a slow speed.
The slow-speed chase appeared to come to a close when the man s vehicle drove over stop sticks placed by officers and pulled into a parking lot.
After officers pulled into the lot behind the man, he get out of his car and exchanged words with officers from a considerable distance.
The day focuses on getting potentially harmful drugs out of your home.
Since 2011 around 180,000 pounds have been collected in Oklahoma. It is something that just takes a little bit of thought and time but could save a life.
Mark Woodward, spokesman Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics says, “Well, unfortunately, we have seen some tragic outcomes of people overdosing and dying from medication like opioids and when you do an investigation you find that they stole them out of the medicine cabinet of a purse and oftentimes the relative will say I forgot I even had those.”
Woodward knows it is something many of us don t think about.
NW OKC Home Destroyed In Fire Caused By Space Heater news9.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from news9.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
By: News 9
THE VILLAGE, Okla. -
Fire crews said a homeowner managed to get out of his house safely and call 911 after noticing smoke Tuesday.
Firefighters responded to the home located in the 2900 block of Kent Drive between West Hefner Road and West Britton Road in The Village.
The Oklahoma City Fire Department and The Nichols Hills Fire Department were called to assist The Village with battling the fire.
According to officials, the fire damage was contained to the attic,
The cause remains under investigation.
No injuries were reported.