Muldrow Police Chief Tony Lewis said a resident on Maple Street reported on Tuesday that a 2006 Ninja motorcycle was stolen from her yard.
The woman reported seeing the motorcycle shortly before midnight Monday, but the next morning the motorcycle was missing.
Lewis said the motorcycle is described as being painted yellow with yellow flames.
In a separate incident Sunday, Lewis said an unknown suspect broke a window on a railroad service vehicle at Baker Street railroad crossing in Muldrow.
A Union Pacific Railroad worker reported the vandalism. Police believe the suspect or suspects used a piece of metal near the tracks to break the window. The damage is estimated at $500.
Lewis pointed out that railroad track is private property and no one is supposed to be on the tracks or on the right of way.
"It's very dangerous," he pointed out.
Those with any information about the stolen motorcycle or the vandalism are urged to call CrimeStoppers at (918) 427-0000. Callers may remain anonymous.
