Tulsa Domestic Strangulation Initiative
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The Tulsa Police Department is implementing the Domestic
Strangulation Initiative to better serve our community in an
attempt to reduce violence and possibly reduce domestic
homicides.
The Tulsa Police Department recognizes the seriousness of
domestic strangulation for the following reasons:
- Non-Fatal Strangulation can lead to strokes, brain injury, and
possible death.
- Strangulation in domestic violence is usually an indication of
an escalation of violence between domestic partners.
Domestic Strangulation Background
Non-fatal strangulation is known to be a significant risk factor
for intimate partner homicide (IPH) and attempted homicide of
women.
Strangulation Card
Victim's Rights Card
Strangulation
Information Video
Law Enforcement Partners
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office
Broken Arrow Police Department
Owasso Police Department
Jenks Police Department
Bixby Police Department
Wagoner County Sheriff's Office
Sand Springs Police Department
Creek County Sheriff's Office
Helpful Numbers:
Family Safety Center: (918)742-7480
600 Civic Center, Suite 103 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103
Monday- Friday 8am - 5pm (Closed holidays and weekends)
Tulsa County Courthouse:
(918)596-5448
Monday-Friday (9am-1pm) Closed Holidays and weekends
Osage Nation Counseling:
(866)897-4747
126 E. 6th St. Pawhuska, Ok
Hours 8am - 4:30pm
Wagoner County Courthouse:
(918)485-4508, hours 8am-4pm
307 E. Cherokee Wagoner, OK
Osage County District Attorney:
(918)287-3467
Tulsa County District Attorney's Office:
(918)596-4864
Domestic Violence Intervention Services
(DVIS): (918)743-5763
24 hour crisis hotline
