In South Tulsa near 71st Street and Mingo, late Thursday night on July 31, Tulsa Police report a woman was shot multiple times inside an apartment complex. Authorities say her son called 911 and admitted to the shooting. Responding officers found the woman with several gunshot wounds; she was transported to a hospital and is currently recovering. The suspect, who remains in custody, surrendered without incident. The case remains under investigation as officers work to determine a motive, and police have not released further information regarding potential witnesses. According to News On 6, the incident occurred at the 89 East Apartments and involved a handgun. Officers are expected to release additional details as the investigation progresses.

On July 28, Tulsa officers arrested a suspect in connection with a 2019 homicide that left a 22-year-old victim dead. Tulsa Police had pursued leads and advancements in the case over several years. The arrest was announced August 1, with the suspect being booked into the Tulsa County Jail on charges related to the homicide. The investigation is considered ongoing as detectives continue to gather evidence, according to KTUL.

In another case, on July 31, three teenagers were bound over for trial in Tulsa County after a judge ruled there was enough evidence linking them to a deadly ambush shooting in the city. All three teens will face trial on charges connected to the homicide. The proceedings are part of a continued effort to address violent incidents involving youth in the Tulsa area, according to information from News On 6.

On August 1 in Central Tulsa, a family was reunited with their stolen five-month-old pit bull puppy after it was taken from their backyard. Police facilitated the safe return of the dog, and no arrests have been announced at this time. The case is still under review, as reported by KJRH.

No public appeals have been made by law enforcement regarding suspect descriptions in the above incidents at this time.

A review of recent reports presents a continued focus by law enforcement on violent crimes involving family members and youth, as well as steady progress in solving cold cases and property crimes. Listeners are encouraged to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at (918) 596-COPS if they have information related to any open investigations.

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On July 27 in East Tulsa near 27th Street and 129th East Avenue, a 15-year-old was shot and killed after a fight broke out at the St. Thomas More Church festival. According to KTUL, police say the suspect, identified as Luis Hinch, turned himself in on July 28 and has been charged as an adult with first-degree murder. Officers recovered a firearm in a nearby backyard and confirmed Hinch is now in custody at the Tulsa County Juvenile Center. The incident remains under investigation.

On July 29 along Tulsa’s River Parks trail, a jogger was attacked in an alleged assault and battery case. NewsOn6 reports bystanders intervened, physically restraining the attacker, identified as Lorenzo Williams, until officers arrived. The victim received assistance at the scene, and Williams is currently jailed on assault and battery charges. Police confirm that investigations into both this attack and a separate, unrelated stabbing at Turkey Mountain earlier in July are active. Officers have not released further suspect descriptions, as Williams is now in custody.

Also reported July 29, a Tulsa resident was arrested on charges of threatening to perform an act of violence and violating a protective order. The arrest was made by local authorities, and the case status is ongoing with the suspect held at Osage County Jail.

In the same period, two burglary cases have been logged involving suspects from Cushing and McAlester. One individual faces charges for second-degree burglary, while another is charged with first-degree burglary and violation of a protective order. Both are in custody, with investigations pending.

Tulsa authorities took a suspect into custody for driving under the influence, transporting an open liquor container, and possession of controlled substances on July 15. Additionally, a separate arrest on July 15 involved alleged larceny from a retailer and fourth-degree arson, with the suspect also from Tulsa.

A convicted Tulsa man on probation for five armed robberies was returned to jail during the week for repeated probation violations, according to NewsOn6. He had previously pleaded guilty in those robbery cases and is under review for further action.

There are ongoing DUI investigations, controlled substance charges, and possession of paraphernalia arrests reported in multiple Tulsa neighborhoods throughout the week.

Significant trends include increased incidents along city trails and parks, as well as ongoing concerns about violent confrontations at public gatherings. No specific spike in any single crime type has been identified, but police remind listeners to remain vigilant, particularly in public recreation areas.

Anyone with information on these incidents or additional tips can contact the Tulsa Police non-emergency line at 918-596-9222 or call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

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Last week in Tulsa, Oklahoma, law enforcement responded to several criminal incidents across the city. In the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood, police are investigating an alleged armed robbery reported near Pine Street and Lewis Avenue on Tuesday evening. The victim told authorities that an unknown male suspect brandished a handgun and demanded personal property before fleeing westbound on foot. Tulsa police said the case is under investigation and have asked for the public's help in identifying the individual. The suspect is described as a Black male, mid-20s, approximately 6 feet tall, last seen wearing a red hoodie and dark jeans.

Near 61st Street and Peoria Avenue, officers responded to an alleged aggravated assault late Wednesday night. According to police reports, an altercation escalated inside a local convenience store, resulting in one individual suffering non-life-threatening injuries from a sharp weapon. No arrests have been made and the case is ongoing.

A car burglary was reported in the Brookside district on Thursday morning, where an individual allegedly entered an unlocked vehicle parked near 36th Street and Peoria and removed electronics. Police note that surveillance video is being reviewed and the incident remains under investigation.

On Friday afternoon, officers were dispatched to the area of Pine and Yale following reports of shots fired. Upon arrival, police located evidence of gunfire but found no victims or suspects at the scene. Investigators believe this may be connected to an ongoing dispute in the neighborhood and are actively seeking additional information.

Saturday saw an arrest in the downtown Tulsa area after authorities responded to an alleged theft at a retail store near Archer and Boston Avenue. Officers apprehended a male suspect on-site while attempting to leave the premises with unpaid merchandise. The individual was booked on charges of petit larceny after a brief investigation at the scene.

Early Sunday morning, Tulsa officers investigated a report of domestic violence in the vicinity of 11th Street and Sheridan. Police state the alleged incident is being reviewed by the family violence unit, and support services have been offered to the individuals involved.

Over the past week, law enforcement described a noticeable uptick in vehicle break-ins in the midtown area, particularly targeting unlocked vehicles during late-night hours. Police urge listeners to secure their vehicles and avoid leaving valuables visible.

If you have information about any recent crimes or suspect activity, contact the Tulsa Police Department non-emergency line at 918-596-9222 or call Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.

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Tulsa’s police responded early Friday morning, July 25, to a burglary in progress at a vape shop near Admiral and Sheridan. Officers discovered the glass door of the business had been shattered and confirmed that several items were stolen. Shortly after, a suspect was found hiding nearby and, according to police, immediately confessed to breaking into the store and stealing multiple items. The stolen property was recovered and returned. The suspect, Buddy Hulse, was arrested for alleged second-degree burglary. This case is now closed following the arrest, as reported by KTUL.

On Friday night, near North Boulder and West 46th Street North, a child under five was grazed by a bullet. Tulsa police confirmed that the child was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. At present, no further details have been made available regarding the circumstances or possible suspects. The shooting remains under investigation, and police encourage anyone with information to come forward, as reported by News 9.

Within the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood, the She Brews Coffee House has experienced two separate burglaries in July. The first break-in occurred on July 5 when the perpetrator entered through a window and accessed the cash register. The second incident took place the morning of July 23, with the suspect prying open a back door and taking approximately $700 in cash, causing over $1,000 in damage according to Ian Young, the nonprofit's business director. Security footage from the most recent incident shows a masked man holding a flashlight entering the building. Tulsa Police say no arrests have been made and that the investigation is ongoing. They are seeking public assistance in identifying the suspect, and anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers at (918) 596-COPS. The suspect in the video is described only as an adult male wearing a mask, as reported by News On 6.

Thursday morning, a 25-year-old woman was allegedly stabbed in the face while walking back to her car at Turkey Mountain in southwest Tulsa. Police have arrested Jesse Brown, who remains in custody in connection to the incident. This attack has heightened safety concerns among the local running and hiking community. News 9 confirms that Brown is being held without bond as the case proceeds.

The Tulsa Police Department reported a disruption in 911 phone service the morning of July 25, affecting emergency dispatch lines. Officials temporarily directed emergency calls to an alternate number while working with service providers to restore normal operations. Regular 911 service has since resumed. This development was first reported by News On 6.

Tulsa police and federal authorities announced that a local man was sentenced on Friday to 30 years in federal prison for producing sexually explicit images of an 8-year-old. The investigation was conducted jointly by Homeland Security Investigations and the Tulsa Police Department. This case concluded with the sentencing, as confirmed by the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma.

Recent incident patterns reflect a string of alleged burglaries targeting small businesses and nonprofits, violent crimes involving both adults and children, and continued community safety concerns in public recreational areas. Listeners are reminded to report tips or suspicious activity to Crime Stoppers at (918) 596-COPS or to the non-emergency police line at (918) 596-9222 in case of persistence or future outages. Thank you for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Over the past week in Tulsa, several criminal incidents have been reported across the city. In the East Tulsa area near 21st Street and Garnett Road, police responded to a reported armed robbery at a convenience store late Friday night. The suspect, described as a male wearing dark clothing and a mask, allegedly brandished a firearm and fled the scene on foot with cash from the register. Police said the incident remains under investigation and encourage anyone with information to contact authorities.

In the downtown district near Archer Street and Greenwood Avenue, officers were called to a vehicle burglary early Sunday morning. Witnesses told police a person was seen breaking into parked cars and removing personal property. No arrests have been made and police continue to investigate the case.

Wednesday evening in the South Tulsa area near 91st Street and Memorial Drive, a suspected DUI traffic stop led to the arrest of an adult male driver after officers observed erratic driving. The driver allegedly failed field sobriety tests and was taken into custody without incident. Tulsa Police confirm charges are pending and the case is active.

In the Cherry Street neighborhood, a residential burglary was reported Monday afternoon. The homeowner stated that entry was gained by forcing a rear window and several electronics were taken. The alleged suspect remains unidentified and police are canvassing the area for surveillance footage.

Near 51st Street and Sheridan Road, officers investigated a reported shoplifting incident Tuesday at a retail pharmacy. Store staff alleged a suspect concealed merchandise and exited without payment. The individual was detained at the scene and cited for misdemeanor theft.

On Thursday near 41st Street and Yale Avenue, Tulsa Police responded to a report of vandalism. Several vehicles in a public parking lot were discovered with windows broken. The damage is estimated to exceed one thousand dollars. The case is under investigation, and police have not released suspect information.

According to News On 6, police were dispatched early Saturday morning to the North Tulsa area near Pine and Peoria regarding reports of shots fired. Officers found shell casings at the scene but reported no injuries. The investigation is ongoing, and detectives are seeking public assistance for any information related to the incident.

Listeners should be aware there have been repeated reports of property crime including vehicle break-ins and thefts across multiple neighborhoods. Police urge community members to ensure vehicles and homes are secured and to promptly report suspicious activity.

If you have any information about these or other incidents, please contact the Tulsa Police non-emergency line at 918-596-9222 or Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS. In an emergency, dial 911.

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Listeners, this is your Tulsa daily police crime digest for the previous week. In the East Tulsa area near the 21st and Garnett corridor, Tulsa police responded to an alleged armed robbery at a convenience store where the suspect entered the business late evening, displayed a handgun, and left with the cash drawer contents. No injuries were reported and detectives confirm the investigation remains open.

Around the midtown sector, 41st and Yale, officers investigated a residential burglary early one morning. Entry was allegedly forced through a rear sliding door and several electronics were reported missing. The case is under investigation, and police urge anyone with information to come forward.

On the north side, near the Crutchfield neighborhood, officers responded to a report of shots fired in the vicinity of Pine and Lewis. Witnesses described hearing multiple gunshots and seeing a dark sedan leaving the area rapidly. Shell casings were recovered on scene, but there were no injuries reported. The case status remains under investigation.

In the downtown district close to Denver Avenue, officers made an arrest after responding to reports of a disturbance outside a bar. The alleged incident escalated into an assault and the individual detained is facing charges pending formal arraignment.

In the Brookside area, officers responded to a call about an alleged vehicle break-in near Peoria Avenue. Surveillance video shows the suspect searching vehicles in a parking lot, and police are actively seeking public assistance. The suspect is described as a male in his twenties, medium build, wearing a gray hoodie and dark jeans at the time of the incident.

There was also an alleged domestic disturbance near the 81st and Sheridan intersection in south Tulsa. Police intervened and one arrest was made following interviews. The investigation is ongoing.

Overall, the past week saw several property crimes including burglaries and vehicle thefts, as well as a continued trend of nighttime vehicle break-ins across both midtown and south Tulsa. Officers urge vigilance, especially in parking lots during evening hours.

Police request that anyone with knowledge about these or other crimes reach out to the Tulsa Police non-emergency line at 918-596-9222 or submit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

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Tulsa police responded early Friday morning near 6800 East 15th Street to a fatal single-vehicle crash. Officers found a vehicle engulfed in flames after it had run off the road, crashed into a concrete building, and trapped a 21-year-old passenger in the front seat. The driver exited before police arrived. Both individuals were transported to the hospital where the passenger was pronounced dead. The driver survived. Preliminary investigation suggests the car was traveling at a high rate of speed before the accident. The case remains under investigation and a final report will be sent to the District Attorney's Office. According to police, the investigation is ongoing and no further details about the cause have been released.

On Friday afternoon, Tulsa police responded to a collision involving an SUV and a dump truck on 46th Street North, just east of Highway 169. The SUV left the roadway and ended up down an embankment. Details regarding injuries have not been confirmed by authorities and the status of the investigation has yet to be updated. Police continue to process the scene and ask that anyone with information contact dispatch.

During the week, Tulsa officers booked several individuals on alleged offenses including petit larceny, eluding police, and possession of a stolen vehicle. Notable among these was an individual booked on July 8 from Tulsa for alleged petit larceny. Another booking involving a Tulsa resident occurred July 7 on charges including domestic assault and battery, as reported by Osage County Jail's public log. Law enforcement continues to investigate and pursue leads in these matters.

No public calls for assistance have been issued regarding suspect descriptions this week.

No significant, confirmed trends or patterns have emerged from the incidents reported over the past seven days. Listeners are reminded that anyone with information related to an ongoing case or seeking to provide an anonymous tip should contact Tulsa Crimestoppers at 918-596-COPS or, in emergencies, call 911.

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Listeners, here is the daily crime report digest for Tulsa, Oklahoma, covering incidents from the previous week. Arrest records from late May 2025 show law enforcement activity tied to Tulsa County and the broader region. On May 30, at approximately 3:02 p.m., authorities booked an individual for allegedly being held for Tulsa County and the Muscogee (Creek) Nation; details of the originating alleged offenses were not released, and the case remains under investigation. On the same day at 12:26 p.m., a person was arrested near midtown on allegations that include possession of child pornography, illegal possession of a controlled dangerous substance, and carrying or possessing a firearm by a convicted felon. This case is also active and under investigation.

An alleged grand larceny incident led to an arrest around 3:37 p.m. on May 30, in the north Tulsa area. Officers report the suspect is in custody while the investigation continues. On May 29, charges of use of a forged, revoked, or stolen credit card, conspiracy, possession of stolen property, larceny of a motor vehicle, and possession of a firearm while on probation resulted in a booking around 2:42 p.m., with the incident linked to south Tulsa. This case is live and moving through the investigative process.

An alleged domestic assault and battery by strangulation, coupled with child endangerment by DUI and endangering others while eluding a police officer, led to another arrest at about 1:09 a.m. on May 29 in the west Tulsa vicinity. The suspect remains in custody, and case processing is ongoing. On the night of May 28 near east Tulsa, an individual was arrested for larceny, with the matter currently under police review.

A case involving alleged felony value fraud, including false pretense and bogus checks, occurred on May 28 around 8:04 p.m. Investigators are holding the suspect pending further coordination between Tulsa and Rogers counties. Arrests were made in each incident noted, and no active suspect descriptions have been circulated for public assistance at this time.

No significant citywide trends such as notable rises in violent crime or cluster patterns were reported from the publicly available records during this review window. Listeners are reminded that if they have any information about ongoing investigations, tips can be shared anonymously with Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or by using the Tulsa Police Department’s tip portal.

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According to News 9, Tulsa police responded to a domestic incident on Sunday evening near E Pine Street and N Sheridan Road. Officers attempted to arrest an estranged husband who had a protective order filed against him. The suspect allegedly resisted arrest, and when a taser proved ineffective, an officer discharged their firearm. The suspect was transported to a local hospital and is expected to be arrested upon release. No officers were injured during the incident. The case remains under investigation and police have not released a case number at this time. Authorities have not issued a public call for assistance in locating additional suspects in this case.

Local media, including KJRH, report that Tulsa police are investigating an early morning home invasion in a Tulsa neighborhood. Limited details have been released, but the incident is under investigation and police have not indicated whether arrests have been made or if they are currently seeking public assistance.

A multi-car crash briefly closed Highway 75 northbound at I-44 earlier in the week. KJRH indicates police responded to the scene and traffic was later reopened. There is no indication that criminal charges have been filed in relation to the crash.

No information was released by Tulsa police this week regarding notable robberies, burglaries, or other major offenses resulting in arrests. Local news outlets have not reported any public appeals for assistance regarding suspects at large. There have been no reports of significant assaults, shootings, or homicide investigations in Tulsa neighborhoods outside of the previously noted officer-involved shooting on the city’s north side.

A review of the past week’s incidents shows a continued focus on domestic disturbance calls and isolated violent confrontations, but overall no emerging trends or significant increases in any particular crime category have been noted by Tulsa police or local news outlets.

Anyone with information about ongoing investigations or who may have witnessed a crime is encouraged to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS. For other emergencies or immediate assistance, listeners should call 911.

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Over the past week in Tulsa, police responded to several notable incidents across eastern neighborhoods. Early Friday morning near 51st Street and 193rd East Avenue, police were called to a reported burglary and stabbing involving a teenage suspect. According to the Tulsa Police Department, a man in his 40s was awakened when a back glass door was shattered by a propane tank. The victim confronted a 14-year-old boy inside his home, leading to a physical altercation during which the homeowner was stabbed multiple times. The teen fled and subsequently knocked on doors in the same neighborhood, seeking assistance while claiming to have been stabbed. Officers later connected him to the home invasion. Both the homeowner and the juvenile suspect were hospitalized and are expected to recover. The teenage suspect is currently in custody, with charges pending a decision by the district attorney. The case remains under review.

On July 10, police responded to a report of indecent exposure at the Lynn Lane Reservoir near 21st and 193rd East Avenue. Witnesses observed a man, later identified as Jeremy Edwards, standing outside a red sedan without pants and engaging in lewd behavior. Police aviation units arrived first, spotting Edwards before he attempted to flee into his vehicle and redress. After ground officers detained him, Edwards admitted to prior methamphetamine use, and drug paraphernalia was found in his car. He was arrested for indecent exposure and possession of drug paraphernalia.

No suspect descriptions have been released for public assistance in any open investigations this week. Most cases involved immediate arrests or the suspects are already in custody.

A press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the Eastern District of Oklahoma notes a Tulsa resident was sentenced for robbery in Indian Country after pleading guilty in March. Details on the specific location of the offense were not immediately available, and the matter is now closed following sentencing.

Reviewing incidents reported over the past week, there appears to be a concerning pattern involving youth suspects in serious violent offenses, particularly burglaries escalating to assaults. Additionally, there were incidents involving drug-related public indecency.

If any listeners have information that could assist ongoing investigations, they are encouraged to contact the Tulsa Police Department’s non-emergency line or Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS.

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