Update

Tulsa police arrested one more male suspect who had been holed up since Tulsa fire marshals first approached the house around 6 p.m. Wednesday.

Police tell us 42-year old Glenn Gilbert surrendered to officers at about 5 a.m. Thursday after the Tulsa Police Special Operations Team deployed some tear gas into the house.

Gilbert's arrest brings the total to four suspects who were taken into custody at the scene.

Johnny Miller, Randy Bowers and Gina Gibson were arrested earlier.

A major Tulsa thoroughfare was closed early this morning while Tulsa fire marshals performed some pro-active enforcement on meth labs.

Using information that a meth lab may be found, Tulsa police closed off North Yale Avenue while investigators approached a house at 4907 East Marshall Street.

Officers knocked on the door and two men jumped out the back windows...of the house and attempted to run.

Gary Kruse with the News On 6 tells us those two men were captured.

"Officers believe that there were two other men inside the house that ran to a bathroom or bedroom."

Kruse says a female also was arrested inside or near the house.

"Police have been questioning her and the two (males) they captured earlier."

Using the information obtained through interviews with all three of the suspects, police believed that there were two more people inside the house.

The Tulsa Police Special Operations Team was called to the scene.

They were expected to gain entrance to the house.