Latest crime & safety stories from Tulsa, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
Residents are seeking updates on the new Tulsa Police Center being developed in the old State Farm building on Hwy 51 in Broken Arrow. There is currently no news regarding the project's status or opening date.
An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper pleaded guilty to a felony charge related to an on-duty assault, potentially facing probation. As part of a plea deal, he has agreed not to work in law enforcement again.
Broken Arrow Police are looking into an incident that appears to be a murder-suicide on the city's north side. Details surrounding the case are still emerging as the investigation continues.
The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of Fabian Cobos Carpena for illegal reentry after he was trafficked and abused for over a decade. Despite his claims of duress, the court ruled he had opportunities to surrender before his arrest in 2024.
Dashcam footage captures two unmarked ICE vehicles traveling east on I-40, raising questions about their presence and operations. Despite public records requests, no information on the vehicles' plates has been found.
Ellie Pennit Grino entered an Alford plea in a three-year cockfighting-related case, receiving a deferred sentence and fines. Grino argued for his constitutional right to raise birds, but the court ruled against him, highlighting the legal stance on animal cruelty.
A man has been charged with homicide and burglary following a fatal shooting that occurred on Friday in Grove. The incident has raised concerns about public safety in the area.
A St. John doctor, who was a victim of a hit-and-run accident, has seen justice served following his recovery. The incident occurred while he was training for an Ironman competition, highlighting the challenges faced by victims of such crimes.
A Tulsa driver recounts a perplexing traffic stop by a highway patrol officer, raising concerns about police conduct and communication. The driver was pulled over for a non-functioning taillight and alleged erratic driving, despite feeling they had not crossed any lines.
A man has been arrested after hidden cameras were discovered in a dressing room at a local TV station. The incident raises serious concerns about privacy and security in media environments.
A resident questions the legitimacy of paperwork related to Oklahoma turnpikes, expressing confusion over its authenticity. This raises concerns about ongoing scams targeting individuals in the area.
Sapulpa Police Chief Mike Reed is responding to growing questions about the city’s Flock camera system, explaining how the technology works, what it does—and what it doesn’t do—after more than a year in use.
Just saw an ad against state question 832 and how awful it will be for Oklahomans leading to job loss and more poverty. They never said what 832 was, just that it was horrible. I’m not familiar with 832 and was more than annoyed that they never even hinted what the actual legislation said. Suspect
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