On January 9, Warwick neighborhood: suspicious person reported banging on door, arrived in gray SUV; parties moved along.

Grand and Union: suspicious person digging through trash; subject moved along.

John neighborhood: standby for building inspector regarding generator; cleared.

E Fresno: two-vehicle accident, backed into neighbor's vehicle; information exchanged.

N 6th: possible vandalism; extra patrol requested.

E Park: possible theft and fraud; report taken.

W Grand: domestic incident; report taken.

5th St: disturbance with homeless female growling in restroom; subject moved along.

N Osage: theft of credit card information by male subject; report taken.

N 5th: disturbance with female banging on door; arrest made.

January 10, Lonnie: 911 hang-up; report taken.

14th and Lake: unpermitted protest reported; cleared.

Monument: animal call for deer on fence; resolved.

N Elm: stolen firearm recovered; cleared from records.

Lake and Highland: traffic stop led to arrest for controlled substance and paraphernalia.

N 4th: yard fire extinguished by citizens; traffic control provided.

E Grand: lawnmower fire; cleared.

S 6th: possible illegal burning; ordinance advised.

Shirlee Ave: welfare check; report taken.

S Ash: trespassing; trespass orders issued.

E Prospect: shoplifting, male stopped with merchandise; arrest made.

14th and Highland: single-vehicle personal injury accident involving DUI; arrest made.

January 11, N 14th: reported gunshots and white truck speeding away; gone on arrival.

E Oklahoma: options on chaplain services; female moved along, APS referral.

S Elm: threats and harassment by neighbor; options given.

N 14th: two-vehicle accident; report taken.

N Pine: mentally disturbed suicidal male on motorcycle; options given.

N 10th: public intoxication; arrest made.

S 8th: theft of property, led to arrest for improper license plate and controlled substance.

S 10th: theft of glasses in dispute; cleared without report.

No significant trends or patterns noted in available reports. For tips, contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-582-3162 or text to CRIMES (274637).

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Tulsa Police and local media outlets report the following notable alleged incidents in Tulsa, Oklahoma over the past week.

Near West 48th Street and South Wrecker, officers responded to an alleged vehicle theft and pursuit that ended in a fiery collision. According to KTUL, police allege two suspects stole two vehicles and a trailer before officers attempted a traffic stop; the driver allegedly fled, crashed, and the vehicle caught fire. Tulsa Police report that one male suspect was arrested at the scene, while another suspect fled and remains at large. The case is under investigation, and detectives are reviewing security footage and pursuing additional leads.

On and around the University of Tulsa campus, the University of Tulsa Security daily crime log reports several minor incidents. On North Campus, officers documented suspicious activity; the matter was checked and referred for follow‑up, with no threat to campus reported and the case listed as closed and referred to Physical Plant. At other campus residential locations, security documented alleged liquor law and conduct violations inside student housing; those cases were handled administratively and referred to Housing and Student Affairs, with no arrests made and no ongoing criminal investigation noted. One false fire alarm at Fisher West Suites was logged after an air diffuser allegedly triggered the system; Tulsa Fire Department responded, found no fire, and the alarm was reset, with the case referred to campus facilities.

Across the city, no additional major violent incidents with sufficient verified public details, including case numbers and precise statuses, were available from open Tulsa Police or county sources for the previous week at the time of this report. Listeners should note that many alleged domestic incidents, minor assaults, and property crimes may not yet be summarized publicly or may still be undergoing preliminary review before release.

Any significant trends or patterns include a continued focus on alleged property crimes involving vehicles, along with routine campus-related conduct issues being handled through administrative channels rather than criminal court. For emergency tips or information related to these or other alleged crimes, listeners can contact Tulsa Police non‑emergency at 918‑596‑9222, dial 911 for emergencies, or reach Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918‑596‑COPS to submit anonymous tips.

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A Tulsa woman remains at large after allegedly using fraudulent identification to cash stolen checks at two MidFirst Bank locations on November 20th. Police say the suspect first entered the bank near East 21st Street around 2:20 p.m., where she successfully cashed a check using fake identification tied to an account that was not her own. Approximately one hour later, the same woman appeared at another MidFirst Bank location near South Peoria Avenue and cashed a second check. When she attempted to cash an additional check, bank staff denied the transaction under standard policy. The suspect then fled the location, leaving behind remaining checks and the fraudulent identification. Investigators estimate the total amount withdrawn at approximately four thousand five hundred dollars. Tulsa Police Department's Financial Crimes Unit is actively seeking the public's assistance in identifying the woman and has released images of the suspect. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS, where tips can be submitted anonymously. A cash reward may be available for information leading to an arrest.

In a separate matter, law enforcement in Sequoyah County is investigating a shooting that occurred early Wednesday morning in the Sequoyah Little Farms area north of Sallisaw. Deputies responded to a residence around 5 a.m. following reports of gunfire. An adult woman sustained minor injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Investigators with the Sequoyah County Sheriff's Office and agents from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation are conducting interviews and collecting evidence at the scene. Authorities have indicated the shooting appears to be a targeted, isolated event with no ongoing threat to the public.

In Oklahoma County, convicted sex offender Melvin Platt faced court Monday, January 5th, when prosecutors filed two counts of first-degree rape by instrumentation. These charges stem from alleged incidents in May and June of 2016 involving a victim who appeared unconscious in video recordings. The investigation revealed digital evidence recovered from devices that showed the apparent victim unresponsive while being assaulted. The victim subsequently identified herself in the videos and provided details corroborating the allegations. A hearing on whether to revoke Platt's previously suspended sentence has been continued until February 18th. Platt's bond on the new charges is set at one hundred thousand dollars according to the Oklahoma County Bond Schedule.

The Tulsa area has seen continued activity across property crimes involving fraud and financial crimes, with violent crime incidents remaining relatively isolated in nature.

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Dec. 30: Near Apache and N. David Patrick Avenue, police responded to street racing. Officers spotted a black Chevrolet Monte Carlo with no headlights running a stop sign and attempted a traffic stop. The vehicle eluded, leading to a pursuit terminated for public safety. It crashed off the I-244 northbound ramp to Highway 169. Driver Spencer Davis, 19, and a 15-year-old passenger fled but were caught. Davis charged with child endangerment, eluding, aggravated DUI. Passenger charged with joyriding, obstruction. Both in custody. KTUL reports.

Dec. 30: Near 58th Street North and North Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, multiple rounds fired into a north Tulsa home. An 8-year-old girl suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to her hand. First responders provided aid; she was hospitalized. Suspect vehicle spotted near 3600 block of North Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, leading to brief pursuit ending in crash near 38th Street North and 33rd West Avenue. Driver Keveione Shields, 23, arrested. Charged with assault with a deadly weapon, shooting into occupied dwelling, eluding, shooting firearm from vehicle. Investigation ongoing. KTUL reports.

No other major incidents reported from the prior week.

No significant trends or patterns noted in available reports.

For tips, call Tulsa Police non-emergency at 918-596-9328 or Crime Stoppers at 918-582-4636.

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On December 16, Franklin Avenue, officers responded to a well-being check after reports of a person screaming and stumbling in a driveway; the subject was not located. STORY # 20255994. Later that evening at the 800 block of South Lincoln Avenue, a warrant arrest was made. STORY # 20255993.

On December 17 near East State Street, officers investigated suspicious person activity. STORY # 20256005.

On December 18 in the 1400 block of Maple, suspicious activity was reported. STORY # 20256009. Officers also handled a reckless operator call in the 2800 block of West State Street. STORY # 20256011. Near East Third Street, another suspicious activity incident occurred. STORY # 20256013.

On December 19 at Newgarden Avenue, possible shots fired were reported early in the morning; no source located. STORY # 20256017. Later at the 300 block of Newgarden Avenue and near South Broadway and Franklin Avenue, another shots fired call yielded no findings. STORY # 20256021. At 431 South Broadway Avenue, a suspicious person was checked. STORY # 20256023. Southeast Boulevard had a suspicious object report. STORY # 20256024. West Fourth Street saw a non-violent dispute. STORY # 20256025. At East State Street, a warrant arrest occurred. STORY # 20256028. Additional suspicious activity at East State Street and a suspicious person there followed. STORY # 20256029, STORY # 20256030. A private property accident was reported at East State Street. STORY # 20256031. Near South Broadway Avenue, possible shots fired again drew no evidence. STORY # 20256032.

On December 20 at East Fifth Street, a civil matter was addressed. STORY # 20256036. Near East Sixth Street, a neighbor dispute occurred. STORY # 20256037. A suspicious vehicle was noted at North Cunningham Road and Bentley Drive. STORY # 20256038. Accidental damage reported at North Ellsworth Avenue and West Sixteenth Street. STORY # 20256041. Recovered property, an Ohio SNAP card, at South Lincoln Avenue and East Euclid. STORY # 20256042. Another civil matter at East Third Street. STORY # 20256043. Warrant arrests made at Jennings Avenue and Columbia Street. STORY # 20256048, STORY # 20256049. Vandalism at North Lincoln Avenue. STORY # 20256050. A non-violent dispute at Franklin Avenue. STORY # 20256052.

On December 21 at North Howard Avenue, suspicious activity investigated. STORY # 20256053.

No significant trends or patterns noted this week; incidents primarily involved suspicious activity, warrants, and civil matters with quick resolutions.

For tips, call Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-582-4636 or 911 for emergencies.

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Tulsa Police Department crime report digest for the week of December 11 to 17, 2025. No major criminal incidents reported in publicly available sources during this period. Local news outlets and official police logs show routine activity without notable arrests or investigations requiring public assistance.

Oklahoma court records note ongoing disciplinary cases involving attorneys, such as State of Oklahoma ex rel. OBA v. Morris, decided December 15 with case number SCBD-7961, under investigation for professional misconduct, and State of Oklahoma ex rel. OBA v. Housley, case number SCBD-7802, also decided December 15, stemming from prior convictions for battery and public intoxication. These occurred outside Tulsa and involve no active suspect pursuits.

No significant trends or patterns observed this week, indicating low reported crime volume.

For tips, contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or Tulsa Police non-emergency at 918-596-9329. In emergencies, dial 911.

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Good morning, this is your Tulsa crime report digest. We have several incidents to report from the past week.

On Monday morning, December 1st, a body was discovered near South Cheyenne Avenue and West 6th Street in downtown Tulsa. Tulsa Police responded to the scene and determined the death was not due to natural causes. Authorities also noted the individual was not homeless. The investigation remains ongoing at this time.

In a separate matter, a woman suspected of arson and weapons violations has been added to Oklahoma's 10 Most Wanted list. Alexis Elizabeth Jean Blackmon, 39, faces charges related to a July 2024 incident in Tulsa where she allegedly set a fire in her home and discharged a weapon into a nearby in-home daycare facility. Twelve individuals, including children, were present during the shooting. Blackmon has a prior criminal history, having served 38 months in Kansas prison for second-degree murder in 2008. She is considered armed and dangerous. Attorney General Gentner Drummond is offering a reward of up to five thousand dollars for information leading to her arrest.

Additionally, an Oklahoma County prosecutor indicates more charges are forthcoming against sex offender Melvin Platt. A motion to revoke his suspended sentence was continued on December 1st as the case develops.

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Good afternoon, this is your Tulsa crime report digest for the week of November 24 through December 1, 2025.

On Monday, December 1st, Tulsa Police responded to a body discovered near South Cheyenne Avenue and West 6th Street in downtown Tulsa. The incident remains under investigation as a possible homicide with police examining the scene for evidence.

Also on December 1st, law enforcement conducted a significant drug operation in Tulsa, seizing millions of dollars worth of cocaine and methamphetamine. The Tulsa Police Department is continuing investigation into the source and distribution network involved in this seizure.

In a matter requiring ongoing public awareness, authorities have added Alexis Elizabeth Jean Blackmon, age 39, to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's 10 Most Wanted list. Blackmon faces charges related to a July 19, 2024 incident in Tulsa where she allegedly set a fire in her residence and discharged a weapon into a nearby in-home daycare facility. Twelve individuals, primarily children, were present at the time of the gunfire. According to authorities, Blackmon has a prior criminal history including a 2008 conviction in Kansas for second-degree murder. She is considered armed and dangerous. A reward of up to five thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to her arrest.

Listeners are urged to report any information regarding these incidents to the Tulsa Police Department or contact Crime Stoppers. If you have information about Blackmon's whereabouts, please contact the Oklahoma Attorney General's office immediately.

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