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'BIZARRE EVENTS': Tulsa police detail shooting and arrest

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TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police call the situation that led to the arrest of a shooting suspect "bizarre."

Officers responded to a shooting near 71st and Yale around just before 11 p.m. on December 9th. A man outside the apartment complex had multiple gunshot wounds.

Investigators said officers learned the suspect, Kyle Kindley, had recorded himself shooting his cousin multiple times. The man is expected to survive his injuries. Police said when Kindley ran from the scene, he saw an Uber Eats driver in the parking lot and pulled her out of her car and stole it. She flagged officers down when they responded to the shooting.

Minutes later a call came in for an auto-pedestrian near the area. They found the woman's stolen car crashed in a ditch and learned that a separate car hit Kindley when he tried to run from that scene. Emergency officials treated him and took him into custody.

He faces complaints of Robbery, Shooting with Intent to Kill, Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon.


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