Group allegedly fires on Tulsa family's home

TULSA, Okla. — Quick Facts:

• Police responded to a home near Admiral and Lewis
• A family reported a group of men were outside
• The group was talking and knocking before they allegedly opened fire on the home
• No injuries were reported

Tulsa Police responded to reports of shots fired in midtown early Tuesday morning.

Just before 4 a.m., police responded to a shots fired call near Admiral and Lewis

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A man there told officers that three people knocked on his door, asking for help with a flat tire.

The male resident said he could not help and asked them to leave.

He then heard his dogs barking in the back yard; officers say as he checked on his dogs, someone fired two rounds from the alleyway behind his house. One round hit the back door, barely missing the man.

A woman and two children were also in the house.

Nobody was hurt by the gunfire.

Police have not released details on any suspected shooters.

They say the investigation is ongoing.

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