Raindrop Turkish House of Tulsa hosted the chief officers of Broken Arrow Police Department |
 Raindrop Turkish House of Tulsa hosted the chief officers of Broken Arrow Police Department on Wednesday, March 18th for a community dinner and a Security Seminar. Over 40 members for the Turkish community of Tulsa were present at this friendly dinner. Kamil Celik of Raindrop Turkish House gave a brief introduction of the Turkish community in Tulsa area and invited Chief of Police Todd Wuestewald to help the Turkish community understand the safety in the U.S.A. better. Chief Wuestewald specifically stressed the importance of not giving any opportunity to the criminals. "If the opportunity exists, they will use it" said Chief Wuestewald. (March 18,2009,Tulsa,OK)
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