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Public SafetyMonday, November 2

Tulsa police ask for help finding the parents of a boy found alone in east Tulsa

The Today in Tulsa teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Tulsa police are asking for your help after a young boy was found alone in east Tulsa. A resident found him wandering down the street in his underwear, and police posted about him on social media. Police said the boy told them his own name and his father's name.

  • Found near: 2nd Street and 184th East Avenue
  • Boy's name: Thorin
  • Father's name: Donovan

Police say a boy named Thorin was found near 2nd Street and 184th East Avenue

DetailWhat police said
Found near2nd Street and 184th East Avenue
Boy's nameThorin
Father's nameDonovan
Call with information918-596-9222

Sources: News On 6, KTUL

If you have information on the boy's parents, call Tulsa police at 918-596-9222. KTUL's headline says police found the parents, but its report still asks for information, so check Tulsa police's social media for the latest.

Sources: News On 6, KTUL

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