Woman arrested in connection with Tulsa, BA pharmacy heists

A woman has been arrested in connection with two pharmacy robberies, along with a man who police say was her accomplice in at least one of them.

The woman, identified as Shelly Hough, 21, was arrested about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in connection with the robberies, one at a Walgreen’s in Broken Arrow and the other at a Walgreen’s in Tulsa, Tulsa police said.

Tulsa police arrested the man, Jason Bradshaw, 25, Wednesday night. Bradshaw acted as an accomplice of Hough’s in the Tulsa heist, Sgt. Dave Walker said.

Hough was booked on a complaint of first-degree robbery in the Broken Arrow case. That robbery occurred Feb. 7 at the Walgreen’s at Kenosha (71st) Street and Lynn Lane Road (177th East Avenue).

The robber stole Xanax, Oxycontin, and Oxycodone, Broken Arrow police said.

Hough was booked on a complaint of robbery with a dangerous weapon in the Tuesday heist of a Walgreen’s at 91st Street and Sheridan Road. The robber also stole Xanax, Oxycontin, and Oxycodone in that heist, Walker said.

Police say that a man seen with her during the Tulsa robbery was later identified as Jason Bradshaw.

Tulsa police arrested Bradshaw on one complaint each of robbery, possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony.