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 Tulsa, Oklahoma Crime Report delivers detailed insights into the latest crime news and trends affecting our community. Join us for expert analysis, exclusive interviews, and in-depth discussions that keep you informed about everything from local law enforcement activities to community safety initiatives. Stay updated and engaged with Tulsa's most trusted source for crime information, offering a critical, timely look at the issues impacting your neighborhood.

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  • Tulsa Crime Trends: A Concerning Spike in Reported Incidents

    Tulsa Crime Trends: A Concerning Spike in Reported Incidents
    May 24 2025
    TULSA POLICE BLOTTER - WEEK OF MAY 17-23, 2025

    On May 17, Tulsa saw 53 reported criminal incidents across the city. The following day, May 18, officers responded to 56 incidents, showing a slight increase in criminal activity.

    May 19 recorded 51 crimes throughout Tulsa. Tuesday, May 20 showed a significant spike with 75 criminal incidents reported to authorities.

    On May 21, crime reports decreased with 58 incidents. A notable case involved Carlos Clyde Malone, 52, who was booked on felony charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. The case (CF-2024-4566) also included a misdemeanor hold with electronic monitoring requirements.

    The most recent data available shows May 22 had the highest crime volume of the week with 85 reported incidents, indicating an upward trend in criminal activity as the week progressed.

    Earlier this year, on February 6, authorities recorded 29 criminal incidents, including cases involving electronic monitoring requirements and auto theft charges.

    The daily crime patterns show fluctuation throughout the week, with weekdays generally experiencing higher crime rates than weekends. The significant increase in reported crimes on May 22 (85 incidents) compared to the previous day's 58 incidents represents a concerning 46% jump.

    The Tulsa Police Department continues to monitor these trends and allocate resources accordingly. Several cases remain under investigation, with authorities pursuing leads and gathering evidence.

    For residents with information that may assist in solving these cases, please contact the Tulsa Police Department through their official website or call the non-emergency line. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through the department's online reporting system.

    For emergencies requiring immediate police response, dial 911. To view daily crime logs or make non-emergency reports, visit the Tulsa Police Department's official website.
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  • Tulsa Crime Report: Assaults, Arrests, and Ongoing Investigations in the Metro Area

    Tulsa Crime Report: Assaults, Arrests, and Ongoing Investigations in the Metro Area
    May 19 2025
    Between May 12 and May 18, 2025, the Tulsa Police Department and neighboring law enforcement agencies responded to several criminal incidents across the city and surrounding areas. The following is a digest of significant reports from the past week:

    Near the Midtown area, an alleged felony assault and battery with a dangerous weapon was reported. The case remains under investigation under case number CF-2024-4566.

    In north Tulsa, a misdemeanor arrest was made on a charge of insurance/security verification. The suspect was processed and released on bond. The related case number is CF-2025-0417.

    On May 13, a suspect from Tulsa was booked at the Osage County Jail for lewd or indecent proposals or acts to a child. The case remains active and is under investigation.

    A separate incident on May 13 involved an individual from Sand Springs arrested for petit larceny. The status of this case is pending further investigation.

    On the same date, law enforcement responded to a report of multiple firearms offenses in the city. A suspect from Pawnee was arrested for carrying or possessing a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of a sawed-off shotgun, receiving and concealing a stolen vehicle, and first-degree robbery. The case is ongoing and under further review by authorities.

    For the week in review, no public bulletins requesting public assistance in locating suspects were issued by police.

    No clear significant trends or patterns emerged from the week’s incident reports. Citizens are encouraged to report criminal activity or provide tips by contacting Tulsa Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS or the Tulsa Police non-emergency number at 918-596-9222. In an emergency, call 911.
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  • "Tulsa Crime Blotter: Narcotics Arrests and Traffic Violations Persist Across Neighborhoods"

    "Tulsa Crime Blotter: Narcotics Arrests and Traffic Violations Persist Across Neighborhoods"
    May 17 2025
    Between May 10 and May 16, Tulsa police and sheriff’s deputies responded to multiple criminal incidents across various neighborhoods. On May 15 in North Tulsa, James Raymond Muldoon, age 53, was arrested for alleged aggravated trafficking of illegal drugs, unlawful possession of a controlled drug (two counts), and driving with a license canceled, suspended, or revoked. The case is filed under CF-2025-0417 and Muldoon was released on bond; the investigation is ongoing.

    In Midtown Tulsa on May 13, officers booked Ashley Renee Woodell, age 24, on a felony hold for Payne County, along with misdemeanor charges of alleged destruction of evidence and possession of drug paraphernalia. The investigation remains active.

    Throughout the week, authorities continued to process various misdemeanor offenses including unlawful possession of controlled drugs and traffic violations such as driving with a suspended license, particularly in the East Tulsa and Riverside areas. Several suspects in these cases were released on surety or cash bonds while their cases are pending.

    No major violent crimes or robberies requiring public assistance were reported in the blotter for this period. Suspect descriptions are unavailable as all individuals involved have been identified or are in custody.

    A review of the week’s incidents shows continued enforcement around controlled substance offenses and traffic-related violations citywide. Authorities encourage anyone with information about ongoing cases or suspicious activity to contact the Tulsa Police Department non-emergency line at (918) 596-9222 or Crime Stoppers at (918) 596-2677. Dial 911 for emergencies.
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