TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Police arrested a man on Thursday for a Cash Saver store burglary and are working to identify two other suspects.
Police said the Cash Saver at 31st and Garnett was burglarized on Jan. 21 around 10:20 p.m.
Several suspects wearing dark clothing with their faces covered arrived in a white pickup truck and broke into the store, police said. They said surveillance video shows the suspects using keys and entering security codes to get into a safe in the store.
Tulsa Police arrest man for store robbery, working to identify two other suspects
Tulsa Police arrest man for store burglary, working to identify two other suspects
Tulsa Police arrest man for store burglary, working to identify two other suspects
Tulsa Police arrest man for store burglary, working to identify two other suspects
The suspects took cash and left, leaving the keys they used to open the safe.
Detectives learned Lewis used to be a manager at the Cash Saver and had quit his job a few weeks prior after a domestic altercation in the store. He had keys and codes to the store. Investigators determined the keys used to open the safe in the burglary belonged to Lewis.