Another tulsa teen, 13, found dead after shooting at apartment complex
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Another Tulsa teen, 13, found dead after shooting at Apartment complex

TULSA, OK – Another Tulsa teen is dead as a result of gun violence. In less than a week, this is the second 13-year old that was shot and killed. This incident happened this morning at Savanna Landing Apartments located at 61st and Peoria.

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On Monday morning at 4:15 am police received a shooting call at the complex. The victim was found laying on the ground and residents at the apartments tell us they heard multiple shots. The 13-year-old was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead at 4:48 am.

“Our Homicide unit is still working the scene and we’re looking for anyone who may have witnessed the shooting,” Tulsa police said in a statement.

If you know anything about this incident, please contact us at 918-596-9222. If you would like to remain anonymous, please contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS

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