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During the past week in Tulsa, police responded to a range of alleged criminal incidents across the city.
In the vicinity of North Tulsa, officers arrested an individual for aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs and unlawful possession of a controlled drug. The suspect, a 53-year-old male identified as James Raymond Muldoon, was booked on case number CF-2025-0417. The case is pending, with the suspect released on bond.
In East Tulsa, a 24-year-old female, Ashley Renee Woodell, was booked on charges that included felony hold for Payne County, misdemeanor charges of allegedly destroying evidence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The status of these charges is pending further investigation.
Tulsa police also dealt with incidents involving alleged domestic assault, unlawful firearm possession, contraband violations, and burglary over the past week. The exact locations and case numbers for these incidents were not detailed in public summaries, but they remain under investigation.
Suspect descriptions have not been publicly released for these cases as police are not currently seeking additional assistance from the public.
Significant trends observed this week include continued drug-related activity in various parts of the city and a series of property crimes, including burglary and destruction of property, with some cases involving malicious mischief causing significant damage.
Anyone with information about these or other crimes is asked to contact the Tulsa Police Department’s non-emergency line or provide anonymous tips through Tulsa Crime Stoppers. For emergencies, always dial 911.
In the vicinity of North Tulsa, officers arrested an individual for aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs and unlawful possession of a controlled drug. The suspect, a 53-year-old male identified as James Raymond Muldoon, was booked on case number CF-2025-0417. The case is pending, with the suspect released on bond.
In East Tulsa, a 24-year-old female, Ashley Renee Woodell, was booked on charges that included felony hold for Payne County, misdemeanor charges of allegedly destroying evidence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The status of these charges is pending further investigation.
Tulsa police also dealt with incidents involving alleged domestic assault, unlawful firearm possession, contraband violations, and burglary over the past week. The exact locations and case numbers for these incidents were not detailed in public summaries, but they remain under investigation.
Suspect descriptions have not been publicly released for these cases as police are not currently seeking additional assistance from the public.
Significant trends observed this week include continued drug-related activity in various parts of the city and a series of property crimes, including burglary and destruction of property, with some cases involving malicious mischief causing significant damage.
Anyone with information about these or other crimes is asked to contact the Tulsa Police Department’s non-emergency line or provide anonymous tips through Tulsa Crime Stoppers. For emergencies, always dial 911.
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By Quiet. PleaseDuring the past week in Tulsa, police responded to a range of alleged criminal incidents across the city.
In the vicinity of North Tulsa, officers arrested an individual for aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs and unlawful possession of a controlled drug. The suspect, a 53-year-old male identified as James Raymond Muldoon, was booked on case number CF-2025-0417. The case is pending, with the suspect released on bond.
In East Tulsa, a 24-year-old female, Ashley Renee Woodell, was booked on charges that included felony hold for Payne County, misdemeanor charges of allegedly destroying evidence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The status of these charges is pending further investigation.
Tulsa police also dealt with incidents involving alleged domestic assault, unlawful firearm possession, contraband violations, and burglary over the past week. The exact locations and case numbers for these incidents were not detailed in public summaries, but they remain under investigation.
Suspect descriptions have not been publicly released for these cases as police are not currently seeking additional assistance from the public.
Significant trends observed this week include continued drug-related activity in various parts of the city and a series of property crimes, including burglary and destruction of property, with some cases involving malicious mischief causing significant damage.
Anyone with information about these or other crimes is asked to contact the Tulsa Police Department’s non-emergency line or provide anonymous tips through Tulsa Crime Stoppers. For emergencies, always dial 911.
In the vicinity of North Tulsa, officers arrested an individual for aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs and unlawful possession of a controlled drug. The suspect, a 53-year-old male identified as James Raymond Muldoon, was booked on case number CF-2025-0417. The case is pending, with the suspect released on bond.
In East Tulsa, a 24-year-old female, Ashley Renee Woodell, was booked on charges that included felony hold for Payne County, misdemeanor charges of allegedly destroying evidence, and possession of drug paraphernalia. The status of these charges is pending further investigation.
Tulsa police also dealt with incidents involving alleged domestic assault, unlawful firearm possession, contraband violations, and burglary over the past week. The exact locations and case numbers for these incidents were not detailed in public summaries, but they remain under investigation.
Suspect descriptions have not been publicly released for these cases as police are not currently seeking additional assistance from the public.
Significant trends observed this week include continued drug-related activity in various parts of the city and a series of property crimes, including burglary and destruction of property, with some cases involving malicious mischief causing significant damage.
Anyone with information about these or other crimes is asked to contact the Tulsa Police Department’s non-emergency line or provide anonymous tips through Tulsa Crime Stoppers. For emergencies, always dial 911.