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OK: Tulsa Home Intrusion: Resident Shoots Ex-Boyfriend After Forced Entry
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An early morning home intrusion in South Tulsa has left one man dead and a household reeling from a violent confrontation. Around 2:45 a.m. on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, Tulsa Police Department (TPD) officers were dispatched to a residence near 124th Terrace and Kingston Avenue following reports of a shooting.
Upon arrival, officers discovered 27-year-old Sean Six suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. Six was transported to a local hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. According to TPD homicide detectives, Six had targeted the home because his former girlfriend was staying there with a friend. Investigators believe Six initially attempted to gain entry through a window before successfully kicking in the front door. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| shack up culture claims another one. Marriage? What's THAT say young people |
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