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The Tulsa Police Homicide Unit ranks among the best in the U.S. in solving the city's homicide investigations. The department tracks homicides each year with a map of the city showing where the crimes are taking place. TULSA HOMICIDE TRACKER HOMICIDE MAP The Tulsa Police Homicide Unit ranks among the best in the U.S. in solving the city's homicide investigations. The department tracks homicides each year with a map of the city showing where the crimes are taking place. Aún no hay ninguna entrada publicada en este idioma Una vez que se publiquen entradas, las verás aquí. LATEST TULSA HOMICIDE NEWS

The Tulsa Police Special Investigations Division is part of the Investigations Bureau with the mission to increase the safety and security of Tulsa citizens and their neighborhoods through the collection and analysis of intelligence, dissemination of intelligence information, investigation of gun crime, narcotics, vice, gang and other organized criminal offenses, and the arrest and successful prosecution of those who commit these offenses. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Tulsa Police Special Investigations Division is part of the Investigations Bureau with the mission to increase the safety and security of Tulsa citizens and their neighborhoods through the collection and analysis of intelligence, dissemination of intelligence information, investigation of gun crime, narcotics, vice, gang and other organized criminal offenses, and the arrest and successful prosecution of those who commit these offenses. Jeffrey Edwards Captain jnedwards@cituoftulsa.org Paul Fields Major pfields@cityoftulsa.org The Special Investigations Division is made up of the Crime Gun Unit, Intelligence Unit, Narcotics Unit, Human Trafficking and Vice Unit, DEA Task Force, Joint Terrorism Task Force, the FBI Safe Streets Task Force, and the Strategic Intervention Unit. CRIME GUN UNIT The Crime Gun Unit was established in 2018 with the sole focus of reducing firearms related violent crime in the City of Tulsa. By partnering with the ATF and FBI, the unit has excelled at National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) investigations and federal prosecutions for the city’s most violent offenders. The team has produced arrests and gun seizures by following up on gun-related cases as quickly as possible. The unit is made up of one Lieutenant, two Sergeants, six Investigators, and one K9 Handler. NARCOTICS UNIT The Narcotics Unit is tasked with investigating and enforcing Oklahoma statutes regarding the distribution, trafficking, and manufacturing of controlled dangerous substances and the associated criminal activity that impacts the Tulsa Metro area. The goal of these investigations is to increase the safety and security of the citizens of Tulsa through proactive investigations and vigorous prosecutions. The Narcotics Unit currently has one Lieutenant, one Sergeant, and seven Officer investigators. INTELLIGENCE UNIT The Intelligence Unit collects, assesses, analyzes, and disseminates criminal intelligence and information related to potential threats affecting the City of Tulsa and surrounding areas. The Unit uses its expertise to provide support to the Tulsa Police Department’s goals of reducing crime through the application of intelligence-based policing. The Intelligence Unit also maintains relationships with various local, state, tribal and federal partners to share and disseminate information related to public safety. The Intelligence Unit has one Supervisor and four Officers. In 2022, the unit focused on providing intelligence and technical support to enhance situational awareness and further investigations leading to arrests and prosecutions. HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND VICE UNIT The Tulsa Police Department’s Human Trafficking and Vice Unit is responsible for the investigation of all forms of Human Trafficking, Commercial Sex Trafficking, Street Level Narcotics, Alcohol, and Gambling. The primary focus of the unit is human trafficking and the crimes that surround it, namely: Child Sex Trafficking, Commercial Sex Trafficking, Pandering and Narcotics. The unit utilizes undercover tactics and operations to encounter human trafficking victims and suspects while simultaneously partnering with Non-Government Organizations (NGO) to rescue victims from their abusers. The unit is currently staffed with three Investigators, one Sergeant and one Lieutenant. DEA TASK FORCE The members of the Tulsa Police Department assigned to the DEA Task force are responsible for conducting long-term, complex drug conspiracy cases. Most of these investigations focus on dismantling Drug Trafficking Organizations. Tulsa Police Department Task Force Officers attempt to identify the source of the supply, as well as the way that money is delivered back to the criminal organizations. These cases often involve other states and foreign countries. The unit coordinates their investigations with other DEA Task Forces throughout the country and around the World. The unit works closely with the US Attorney’s office. They testify in Grand Juries, give input as to who to indict, along with preparing evidence for and testimony in jury trials. JOINT TERRORISM TASK FORCE The Officers assigned to the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force are primarily responsible for the investigation of domestic and international terrorism related cases. Unit members also investigate school and/or public threats received by the Tulsa Police Department and the FBI’s public access line. Their duties include the building of relationships with religious organizations who have been the target of threats and liaising with law enforcement agencies. Unit members are tasked with navigating the area between criminal behavior and mental health concerns while investigating individuals who have conveyed threats to individuals or the public. The task force is staffed with one Supervisor and one Investigator. FBI SAFE STREETS TASK FORCE The FBI Safe Streets Task Force is responsible for conducting complex, long-term investigations. These investigations include racketeering, complex conspiracy investigations and drug/gang investigations. Many of these investigations will include Title III electronic communication intercepts (wiretaps) and are funded by the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. In addition, the FBI task force also conducts school and/or public threat investigations and public corruption investigations. STRATEGIC INTERVENTION UNIT The Strategic Intervention Unit patrols areas known for high levels of gang activity and responds to calls for service, particularly those involving violence. The unit is responsible for identifying and apprehending gang fugitives with outstanding warrants. SIU Officers coordinate closely with investigators from other divisions and departments to include federal law enforcement Officers in locating and interviewing witnesses in gang-related crimes. The Strategic Intervention Unit focuses on investigations where criminal street gang members sell and possess illegal narcotics and firearms. The Tulsa Police Department recognizes that reducing gang violence is a community-wide effort, and the entire community must be involved in preventing the growth of gang membership. The SIU is responsible for educating the public on the dangers of gang violence and providing information on what to do if they suspect gang activity in their neighborhood.

La policía de Tulsa arrestó a un hombre el jueves acusado de dispararle a cuatro personas en el centro de la ciudad el miércoles por la noche. Los oficiales respondieron a múltiples llamadas sobre un tiroteo en curso alrededor de las 7:25 p.m. el miércoles cerca de East 27th Place y Harvard. Llegaron para encontrar cuatro víctimas, todas las cuales fueron llevadas al hospital. Se espera que tres de ellos sobrevivan, pero Mykai Daniels, de 25 años, murió a causa de sus heridas. Testigos dijeron a los oficiales de policía de Tulsa que un altercado entre varias personas resultó en que una de ellas sacara un arma y abriera fuego. Billy Bills se entregó el jueves. Se enfrenta a varios cargos, incluidos asesinato en primer grado y disparar con intención de matar.

Dos adolescentes se entregaron el miércoles en relación con un tiroteo mortal. La policía de Tulsa arrestó a Terry Buckley, de 16 años, y a Treston Buckley, de 17, sospechosos del asesinato de Micah Goff, de 34 años, y del tiroteo contra el hijo de Goff, de 16 años. Los agentes de policía de Tulsa respondieron a la llamada de disparo original alrededor de las 12:30 p. m. el 2 de junio cerca de 54th Street North y MLK Jr. Blvd. Llegaron y encontraron a Goff y a su hijo baleados, quienes fueron trasladados de urgencia al hospital. Goff murió y su hijo ingresó en el hospital en estado crítico. El video de vigilancia mostró a los adolescentes de Buckley en la escena en el momento del tiroteo, y los detectives se enteraron de que estaban allí para reunirse con la víctima del tiroteo de 16 años para un intercambio de armas, pero los Buckley tenían la intención de robarle. Durante el robo, uno o ambos de los Buckley abrieron fuego, disparando a Goff y a su hijo, luego tomaron las armas y se fueron. Ambos adolescentes de Buckley están acusados de asesinato en primer grado, disparar con intención de matar y robo con arma de fuego.

Cualquier persona con multas de estacionamiento sin pagar o multas por infracciones de tránsito puede liquidar sus multas sin cargos por pago atrasado ni cargos por órdenes judiciales durante los días de amnistía de la ciudad de Tulsa. Los Días de Amnistía por Infracciones de Mudanza comienzan el 3 de junio y terminan el 10 de junio. Durante estos días, las personas pueden pagar sus citaciones en su totalidad con un cajero y evitar recargos por pagos atrasados o por órdenes judiciales. Cualquiera que no pueda pagar las multas en su totalidad puede solicitar ver a un juez y establecer un plan de pago. Aquellos que tienen citaciones por licencia de conducir sin licencia o vencida, etiqueta sin tarjeta vencida o sin seguro vencido deben traer prueba de seguro de estado activo actual para ser considerados para un despido de bajo costo o sin costo. Los pagos por infracciones de tránsito se pueden hacer en persona en el Tribunal Municipal ubicado en el segundo piso del 600 Civic Center, o puede solicitar ver a un juez de 8 a. m. a 11 a. m. y de 1 p. m. a 4 p. m. el 3 de junio o el 10 de junio. La amnistía por infracción de estacionamiento comienza del 5 al 16 de junio y permite que el propietario o conductor del vehículo visite el tribunal municipal o el ayuntamiento para pagar multas de estacionamiento preestablecidas sin cargos por mora o solicitar una reunión con un juez para establecer un plan de pago. Aquellos que buscan programar una reunión deben visitar el Tribunal Municipal para que se les agregue el expediente. Las infracciones de estacionamiento se pueden pagar en el Tribunal Municipal en el segundo piso de 600 Civic Center de 8 a. m. a 4:30 p. m. De lunes a viernes o en el Ayuntamiento en 175 E. 2nd Street de 8 a. m. a 5 p. m. Lunes a viernes. Cualquiera que tenga problemas de accesibilidad o necesite ayuda adicional puede comuníquese con el Municipal Personal de la corte de antemano.