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The Tulsa Police Department has launched a public search for a suspect involved in multiple incidents of vandalism at area businesses. Officers responded to a shopping center around 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday after a business owner reported that an individual had defecated in a dog waste bag and smeared the contents on the establishment’s walls and doors.
Security camera footage captured by the business owner provided police with detailed images of the suspect, who was observed wearing a thong, a mask with a hole cut out, and a shower cap. In the video, the man exposed himself before depositing waste into a doggie bag at the location.
Despite multiple responses to the area, officers have been unable to apprehend the suspect. The Tulsa Police Department posted on Facebook requesting the public’s assistance in locating the individual, noting that officers have visited the location on several occasions without success.
The department urged anyone with information about the suspect’s whereabouts to contact police. The incidents have prompted concern among business owners in the shopping center who fear additional vandalism to their properties.
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