If you have a weather radio or an App on your phone, you might have heard something a little different this morning.

The National Weather Service office in Tulsa issued a crime bulletin for an overnight standoff.

Tulsa police put a neighborhood on lock down this morning during a standoff, right as people in the area were trying to get to work.

Meteorologist Bart Haake says, “Our broadcasting system is really a all hazards radio these days.

Haake says police called them to issue a crime bulletin on the weather radios telling homeowners in the area to stay inside and lock their doors.

He says this type of non-weather related alert is a little unusual.

"We have issued civil emergency messages for chemical releases. I personally have not done one for a law enforcement warning."

He says they have done a few child abduction alerts.           

Actual bulletin is below.

Bulletin - EAS activation requested
law enforcement warning
relayed by National Weather Service Tulsa OK
627 am cdt Thu Jul 19 2012

The following message is transmitted at the request of...

Tulsa Police Department

Residents in an area between 16th and 17th streets... from 108th East Avenue to 109th east avenue need to stay in their homes...lock all doors...and are not to come outside as police are pursuing an armed
suspect.