A woman drove a pickup into a ravine near downtown Oklahoma City tonight, but authorities weren?t been able to find her following the accident. A bystander saw the woman drive into the ditch in the 600 block of S Western Avenue about 6:35 p.m., then climb out of her vehicle and walk west through a construction site, Oklahoma City fire Maj. Rick Yarbrough said. Firefighters searched the upturned vehicle, which landed in about 6 inches of water, and found it to be empty, he said. Police searched the area, assisted by a civilian helicopter, but the woman was not found in the immediate area.
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NORMAN ? Authorities are searching for a man who robbed a bank here Friday afternoon. About 5 p.m., a man walked into Bank of Oklahoma, 3550 W Main, and demanded money. He left the bank on foot with the cash, FBI Special Agent Gary Johnson said in a news release. The robber is described as a 50- to 65-year-old white male, 6 feet tall with short salt and pepper hair, wearing a mustache and wire-framed glasses, Johnson said. A $2,000 reward is being offered BY THE OKLAHOMAN BANKERS ASSOCIATIONfor information leading to an arrest and conviction. Anyone with information is asked to call the FBI at 290-7770 .
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Tulsa homicide detectives make an arrest in the city's latest murder. Officers actually found their suspect already sitting in a jail cell.

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