Oklahoma burglary suspect drowns after jumping in pond while running from police

A housebreaking suspect jumped right into a pond in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as he ran from police within the early hours of Thursday morning and drowned, in response to police. 

Officers had been known as to an residence complicated’s clubhouse in east Tulsa a couple of potential break-in at about 4:30 a.m. and located a shattered entrance door. 

The suspect had apparently stripped off his moist clothes and was discovered bare inside an workplace space, the place he was taken into custody. 

“As officers had been persevering with their investigation, the suspect made a break for it, kicked open the again door of the clubhouse, then jumped over the patio railing and into the pond,” the police division mentioned. 

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Officers jumped into the pond, which had little to no visibility, to attempt to rescue the suspect, however he went underneath and by no means resurfaced. 

Police mentioned that the person jumped over a railing right into a pond and drowned.
(Tulsa Police Division)

A dive workforce recovered the person’s physique from about 10 toes of water afterward Thursday morning. 
(Tulsa Police Division)

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A dive workforce responded to the scene and recovered the suspect’s physique from about 10 toes of water afterward Thursday morning. 

The person’s id has not been launched by police.