Wisconsin murder suspect arrested in downtown Tulsa

A person wished for homicide in Wisconsin was apprehended by Tulsa police at downtown Greyhound Bus Station Friday morning.

Police say the supervisor of the bus station, situated at 317 S. Detroit Ave., reported {that a} man had a firearm on a bus and wished him eliminated. As soon as officers confronted Tiron Washington, he took off working. 

Police say witnesses noticed the person put the gun on prime of a tire of a parked automotive. Police secured the weapon and continued the search. 

The suspect was arrested after a foot chase. Police say he introduced a Florida driver’s license and a Social Safety card with a unique title on it.

Police say as soon as the person later gave his actual title, a number of warrants for his arrest have been found out of Illinois and Wisconsin. The fees from Wisconsin included first-diploma murder, use of a harmful weapon and possession of a firearm. He additionally faces extra expenses in Oklahoma for possession of a firearm, false personation, obstruction, resisting arrest, possession of a pretend ID and carrying a hid weapon.

Washington can be extradited to Wisconsin.