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The Chief’s Section includes Internal Affairs, Communications Unit, and the Director of Policy, Planning, and Quality Control. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Chief’s Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. The Chief’s Section includes the Chief of Police, three Deputy Chiefs, and the Public Affairs Section. Dennis Larsen Chief of Police Jonathan Brooks Deputy Chief Administrative Bureau Eric Dalgleish Deputy Chief Investigations Bureau Mark Wollmershauser Deputy Chief Operations Bureau PUBLIC AFFAIRS The Tulsa Police Department Public Affairs Section includes the Internal Affairs, Communications, and Accreditation. Public Affairs includes one Major who reports directly to the Chief of Police. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Jill Phippen Major

The Tulsa Police Department's Communications Unit puts together annual reports to provide an update on the department. INFORMES ANUALES INFORMES ANUALES DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE POLICÍA DE TULSA La Unidad de Comunicaciones de la Policía de Tulsa prepara unreporte anual para revisar el año anterior y proporcionar una actualización sobre elestado del departamento . INFORMES ANUALES INFORMES ANUALES DE ASUNTOS INTERNOS La Unidad de Asuntos Internos de la Policía de Tulsa publica su propiareporte anual para proporcionar información sobre el proceso de asuntos internos y cómo el departamento manejadenuncias ciudadanas . Adicionalmente, se incluyen algunos datos históricos de años anteriores con fines comparativos. INFORMES ANUALES DE ASUNTOS INTERNOS

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 Citizen's Police Academy is an adult education program introduced in the U.S. by the Orlando Police Department in 1985. Due to its popularity the concept quickly spread throughout the country and the Tulsa Police Department implemented the Citizen's Police Academy program a short time later. CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW The Citizens Police Academy is an adult education program introduced in the U.S. by the Orlando Police Department in 1985. Due to its popularity the concept quickly spread throughout the country and the Tulsa Police Department implemented the Citizens Police Academy program a short time later. The course is designed to introduce citizens to the various operations, protocols and procedures of the Tulsa Police Department. Relevant topics such as, use of force, firearms training, pursuit driving and criminal and narcotic investigations are part of the curriculum. It is taught by veteran TPD officers who will discuss the challenges of policing a large, diverse, urban center. It is an opportunity for citizens to interact with police officers in an educational environment to foster the understanding and mutual respect that is necessary to build a safer community for all. The course is free of charge to citizens who live, work or attends school in Tulsa. It meets on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and is 13 weeks in duration per course. Some of the classes feature hands on learning but the course is not physically taxing. Due to the sensitive nature of portions of the curriculum a criminal background check is part of application process. There is no law enforcement authority or law enforcement credentials conveyed to any citizen who completes the program. It is adult education designed not only to teach but to make the process fun and interesting. Applications can be found here .

Resources for Tulsa Police Department personnel and their families. OFFICER & FAMILY WELLNESS PEER 2 PEER ORG CHART COGNITIVE FITNESS RESOURCES PHYSICAL FITNESS RESOURCES SPIRITUAL FITNESS RESOURCES FIRST RESPONDER SUPPORT SERVICES Contact: (918) 749-0034 Office Hours 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Counseling Hours 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. FRSupport.net Locations: 1612 S. Harvard Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74112 3321 E. 30th Street, Tulsa, OK 74114 5424 S. Memorial Drive, Unit D-2, Tulsa, OK 74145

The Family Safety Center's mission is to provide one location that effectively combines civil, criminal, health and social services for victims of domestic violence. Centro de seguridad familiar Misión y objetivos Nuestra misión es brindar un lugar que combine eficazmente los servicios civiles, penales, de salud y sociales para las víctimas de violencia doméstica. El FSC trabajará en un esfuerzo conjunto para lograr los siguientes objetivos: Reducir la cantidad de casos de violencia doméstica que no se denuncian en el condado de Tulsa Asegurar que los perpetradores de violencia doméstica sean enjuiciados Brindar ayuda y recursos a las víctimas de violencia doméstica. Brindar ayuda y recursos a los niños expuestos a la violencia doméstica. Ofrecer asistencia médica forense a víctimas de violencia doméstica. Ofrecer asistencia legal adecuada a las víctimas de violencia doméstica. Reducir la reincidencia y los homicidios Ofrecer recursos que alienten a las víctimas a regresar para la audiencia completa. Mission Services Servicios gratuitos y confidenciales Servicios disponibles: Asistencia con órdenes de protección de emergencia Asistencia con los informes de las fuerzas del orden Servicios de capellán Área de juegos para niños Asistencia y asesoramiento jurídico civil Consulta con el personal del Fiscal de Distrito Referencia de consejería para adultos Médico forense Servicios de interpretación Remisión para niños Remisión para servicios de inmigración Remisión a un refugio de emergencia seguro y confidencial Educación sobre seguridad y prevención Socios en el sitio Los socios en el sitio incluyen: Defensa de los Servicios de Intervención contra la Violencia Doméstica (DVIS) Servicios legales de DVIS Voluntarios de RSVP Safety Shepherd Oficina del Fiscal de Distrito del Condado de Tulsa Oficina del alguacil del condado de Tulsa Departamento de Policía de Tulsa - Unidad de Violencia Familiar Ministerios Metropolitanos de Tulsa (TMM) YWCA of Tulsa Multicultural Service Center. Historia El 21 de julio de 2004, el Departamento de Justicia, a través de la Iniciativa del Centro de Justicia Familiar del Presidente, otorgó más de $ 20 millones a 15 comunidades en los Estados Unidos para prevenir y responder a la violencia contra las mujeres. La Ciudad de Tulsa fue una de las 15 comunidades que recibieron esta subvención. El propósito de la subvención era proporcionar un lugar único donde las víctimas y sus familias puedan buscar información y recursos de manera rápida y confidencial con respecto a la violencia doméstica y seleccionar servicios en función de las necesidades o circunstancias individuales. El Centro de Seguridad Familiar alberga una variedad de socios colaborativos con el fin de proporcionar a los clientes un acceso más fácil a los servicios para las víctimas de violencia doméstica y refiere a los clientes a muchos otros socios externos para servicios adicionales. Contacto Horas : De 8 a.m.-5 p.m., De lunes a viernes Sigue el calendario de vacaciones del Palacio de Justicia del Condado de Tulsa. Ubicacion : 600 Civic Center, Suite 103 Tulsa, OK 74103 Contacto : (918) 742-7480 info@fsctulsa.org www.fsctulsa.org Contact

If you find property you should call the police and report it.  The officer should give you the option of retaining the property or relinquishing all claims on the property Enlaces rápidos a propiedades Informar propiedad encontrada Recoger propiedad Preguntas frecuentes sobre la propiedad Cómo informar una propiedad encontrada Si encuentra una propiedad, debe llamar a la policía y denunciarla. El oficial debe darle la opción de retener la propiedad o renunciar a todos los reclamos sobre la propiedad. Deberá firmar un formulario para indicar su elección. Si opta por conservar la propiedad, acepta: Conserve la posesión durante seis (6) meses y libérela al propietario real, si se encuentra. Acepte que el Departamento de Policía de Tulsa proporcionará su nombre, dirección y número de teléfono a cualquier ciudadano que identifique la propiedad. El formulario no se puede completar en línea en este momento. Debe hacer que un oficial venga a su ubicación y registre la propiedad o tome posesión de la propiedad, según la elección que haga. La Sección 34-104G del Título 11 del Estatuto de Oklahoma requiere que los oficiales le den al buscador de la propiedad encontrada la opción de retener o renunciar a cualquier reclamo futuro de la propiedad entregándola a la policía. Excepciones: Si la propiedad puede identificarse como evidencia de un delito en particular, la policía debe conservarla. Los ciudadanos no pueden guardar contrabando o un artículo cuya posesión sería ilegal.

DIVISIÓN RIVERSIDE LIDERAZGO DE DIVISIÓN Contacto: (918) 596-1100 Matthew McCord Major mmccord@cityoftulsa.org Matthew Arnold Captain - Admin 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. marnold@cityoftulsa.org Jeremy Noland Captain 1st Shift: 8 p.m.-4 a.m. jnoland@cityoftulsa.org Charlie Hardaway Captain 2nd Shift: 6:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. chardaway@cityoftulsa.org Brian Carlisle Captain 3rd Shift: 2 p.m.-10 p.m. bcarlisle@cityoftulsa.org Joshua Showman Captain 4th Shift: 3 p.m.-11 p.m. jshowman@cityoftulsa.org DIVISION MAP JUNTAS ASESORAS COMUNITARIAS Desarrollado por primera vez en 2017, el programa de la Junta Asesora de la Comunidad tiene como objetivo promover la misión del Departamento de Policía de Tulsa de trabajar en asociación con nuestra comunidad para brindar un servicio de calidad, proteger la vida y la propiedad, prevenir el crimen y resolver problemas para que las personas puedan vivir sin miedo en un ambiente seguro. . La Junta Asesora Comunitaria es un grupo voluntario de ciudadanos, dirigido por comandantes de división de patrulla y que representan diversos intereses, que viven o realizan negocios dentro de esa división de patrulla y se reúnen para brindar información y conocimientos mutuos para ayudar a guiar una vigilancia policial colaborativa efectiva._cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Cada división de patrulla, incluidas Gilcrease, Mingo Valley y Riverside, alberga un tablero. Cada mesa está integrada por cinco a diez ciudadanos que son seleccionados en coordinación con la Red de Prevención del Delito y aprobados por el Jefe de Policía. JUNTA ASESORA DE LA COMUNIDAD DE RIVERSIDE William Lloyd William Loyd is a lifelong Tulsan and Farmers Insurance Agency Owner with an office near 91st & Yale. He and his wife, Tina Peña, have lived most of their married life in and around Brookside, and find the Riverside area a constant source of recreation and enjoyment. Travel is an important hobby for William, but so is enjoying all that Tulsa has to offer. As a TU alumni, William volunteers with Mita's Foundation, Reading Partners, and Food on the Move. Sharon King Davis I am so proud to be a 4th generation Tulsan that was taught our family value….helping people, especially those that are less fortunate than you and make the world a better place. Attended Tulsa Public Schools and had such great leadership training when my classmates and I opened Nimitz Jr. High and Memorial High School and we named the teams, chose our colors/songs, started the school clubs and generally were a big part of the school. I graduated from Colorado Womans College, Denver and returned to Tulsa. I was blessed to be married to Coleman Davis for 38 years years before his death and we raised 3 beautiful daughters and 2 “perfect” grandbabes. It has been an Honor to Chair and lead the efforts for Tulsa’s year long Centennial Celebration plus be asked by the Governor to Chair Oklahoma’s Kickoff CENTENNIAL Celebration here in Tulsa, during which I led the efforts for the unearthing of the 1957 Time Capsule containing “Ms Belvedere”, the Plymouth Belvedere. I have loved serving on numerous Tulsa non-profit Boards, as well as City and State Boards, Authorities and Commissions over the past 40 yrs. One of my favorites, is The Little Lighthouse. At LLH miracles happen daily with special needs children and the facility is completely tuition free! Currently serving TCC Foundation Board, Arts Alliance Tulsa Board, The Tulsa Historical Society Board, City of Tulsa Election Commission and the River Parks Authority. It has been my civic honor to serve the City of Tulsa by leading 3 voter initiatives that were successful. My greatest joy was teaching my preschool Sunday School class for 38 years before retiring. . I am blessed daily by 3 smart and savvy women in our family Commercial Real Estate Business Kelley, Kalen and Kasey who just happen to be my daughters! As a developer, I have built 3 shopping centers with other holdings. We are raising the grandbabes, to be the 6thgeneration Tulsans with the same family philosophy to make Tulsa a better place for all! Aziz Mayahi Aziz Mayahi is a first-generation American of Iranian descent. Him and his wife, Amanda, have three boys (including 5-year-old twins!). Aziz is a Tulsa native and graduated from Memorial High School in 1995. He went on to graduate from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 with a degree in Letters. Aziz says his first career was in the restaurant business where he eventually became a proprietor of Mohagany. His current career includes working in sales at SummitESP, a Halliburton service that manufactures pumps for the oil and gas industry. In his spare time, Aziz officiates high school football, coaches a youth soccer team, likes to cook, and spend time with his family. Aziz represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. Aziz says he wanted to get involved to try and understand law enforcement from a different perspective. He says, “Hopefully, with a broadened sense of what policing is, I can help advise on better policies and practices.” George Bashaw George was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has lived brief stents in a few large cities, but he chose Tulsa as home. George is a graduate of DePauw University. George is married, and a father of four. He is also the owner of Allied Towing. George represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. George is grateful for the sacrifices that police officers make for his and the community’s benefit. Specifically, he is proud our department which has shined during some of the most challenging times in modern history. George says “There is no better time than the present to understand, help, and appreciate what TPD is facing and doing. CAB gives the community a platform to understand, help, and support the Tulsa Police Department. It gives the community a voice.” CONTACTO RIVERSIDE CAB

The Tulsa Police Department was initially awarded CALEA Accreditation in Advanced Law Enforcement in 2005 and was recently awarded a Meritorious fifth reaccreditation award in 2021. ACCREDITATION The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) is a National, Nonpartisan, and Independent 501© (3) Organization. CALEA was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of law enforcement’s major executive associations; Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), and the National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA). CALEA advances policing through innovation and science using standards to promote efficient resource allocation, best practices, technical advancement, and evidence-based strategies. CALEA requires that the Tulsa Police policy and procedures are thoroughly researched and reviewed to ensure that they are meeting an international best practice in providing law enforcement services. The Tulsa Police Department was initially awarded CALEA Accreditation in Advanced Law Enforcement in 2005 and was recently awarded a Meritorious fifth reaccreditation award in 2021. The Tulsa Police Department Public Safety Communications (911 Center) became CALEA Accredited in Public Safety Communications in 2016 and received its second reaccreditation in 2024. CALEA PUBLIC COMMENT PORTAL If you would like to comment regarding the Tulsa Police Department’s compliance with CALEA standards, engagement in the service community, delivery of public safety services, and overall candidacy for accredited status click the following link: Enter the Public Comment Portal here. The Tulsa Police Department’s Accreditation Manager is Matt Alexander. Matt is a CALEA Certified Accreditation Manager with over 32 years of law enforcement experience. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Oklahoma State University. He served as a sworn officer and supervisor with the Tulsa Police Department from 1995 - 2019. Prior to Tulsa, Matt worked for the Oklahoma State University Police Department from 1991-1995. The Tulsa Police Department’s Public Safety Communications Accreditation Manager is Ken White. Ken is a CALEA Certified Accreditation Manager with over 37 years of 911 communications experience. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma State University. He has served as a 911 call taker, dispatcher, supervisor, operations manager, and accreditation manager with the City of Tulsa since 1986.

Sign up for monthly newsletters curated by the Tulsa Police Department. MONTHLY NEWSLETTERS Sign up to receive our TPD Monthly Newsletter! Enter your email here Sign Up Thank you! Cuatro tiros, un muerto en tiroteo en el centro de Tulsa Tulsa police officers are looking for a suspected shooter accused of shooting four people in midtown on Wednesday night. 15 jun 2023 Adolescentes arrestados en conexión con tiroteo mortal en Tulsa Two teenagers turned themselves in on Wednesday in connection with a deadly shooting. 8 jun 2023 Infracción de estacionamiento, días de amnistía por infracción de tránsito en Tulsa Anyone with unpaid parking tickets or moving violation tickets can clear up their fines without late fees and warrant fees during the City o 2 jun 2023 Conductor arrestado después de atropello y fuga en Tulsa A driver is in custody Tuesday after a series of hit-and-run incidents in Tulsa. 31 may 2023 Se acerca el evento de reclutamiento del Día de la Mujer en la Policía The Tulsa Police Training Division is hosting a recruiting event coming up in celebration of Women in Policing Day. 23 may 2023 Dos policías de Tulsa finalizan triatlón Ironman Two Tulsa police officers are among those celebrating after finishing the Ironman triathlon over the weekend. 23 may 2023 Oficial de Tulsa ayuda a inaugurar los Juegos Olímpicos Especiales de Verano de Oklahoma 2023 Tulsa Police Officer Josh Metcalf held the torch at the opening ceremony for the 2023 Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games on Wednesday. 18 may 2023 Un arrestado después de un tiroteo mortal en un complejo de apartamentos de Tulsa A man is in custody after Tulsa police officers responded to a deadly shooting on Sunday. 16 may 2023 Dos arrestados después de un tiroteo mortal en un complejo de apartamentos de Tulsa Two men are in custody Thursday in connection with a deadly shooting at a Tulsa apartment complex last week. 11 may 2023 Oficiales de policía de Tulsa desplegados con la Guardia Nacional A continuación se muestran algunas fotos de seis Policía de Tulsa Oficiales actualmente desplegados con la Guardia Nacional del Ejército... 10 may 2023 Oficiales de Tulsa se unen al desfile de modas de Sobrevivientes de Cáncer de Mama Four Tulsa police officers participated in Saturday's Breast Cancer Survivor and First Responder Fashion Show at Woodland Hills Mall. 10 may 2023 El servicio conmemorativo de la policía de Tulsa honra a los 41 oficiales caídos Friends, family, community members and officers gathered at the Tulsa Police Training Division on Friday night for a candlelight vigil. 8 may 2023 Hijo admite haber estrangulado a madre, arrestado por homicidio A man is in custody after admitting to strangling his mother to death on Thursday afternoon. 28 abr 2023 Unidad TPD premiada por labor contra trata de personas The Cherokee Nation awarded the Tulsa Police Human Trafficking and Vice Unit last week with the Cherokee Nation Marshal's Award. 27 abr 2023 TPD K9 Corps alberga los ensayos de la USPCA de la Región 11 The Tulsa Police Department K9 Corps hosted the Region 11 USPCA Trials April 20-22, bringing together more than 20 handler/dog teams from al 25 abr 2023 Hombre bajo custodia tras tiroteos en biblioteca de Tulsa y Quiktrip Un hombre está en el hospital después de que supuestamente disparó y mató a una persona en dos lugares diferentes el martes. Los... 23 abr 2023 Delincuente buscado arrestado en presunto 'chop shop' de Tulsa Tulsa police arrested a man Wednesday they found to be operating a chop shop near 4th and Sheridan. 11 abr 2023

The Detective Division is made up of 16 unites including Homicide, Crime Scene and Major Crimes, Robbery, Burglary, Auto Theft, Sexual Predator/Digital Evidence Recovery, Exploitation, Family Violence, Organized Retail Crimes, Fugitive Warrants, Financial Crimes, Child Crisis, Special Victims, Property Room and Victim Services. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Detective Division is made up of 16 units including Homicide, Crime Scene and Major Crimes, Robbery, Burglary, Auto Theft, Sexual Predator/Digital Evidence Recovery, Exploitation, Family Violence, Organized Retail Crimes, Fugitive Warrants, Financial Crimes, Child Crisis, Special Victims, Property Room and Victim Services. Luther Breashears Major lbreashears@cityoftulsa.org Ryan Woods Captain rwoods@cityoftulsa.org Kimberly Lee Captain kimlee@cityoftulsa.org HOMICIDE UNIT The Tulsa Police Homicide Unit investigates all Homicides , Suicides, Assaults on Officers, Officer-involved Shootings, Felony Assaults, and Homicide Cold Cases. The Homicide Unit consists of one Lieutenant, two Sergeants, and ten Detectives. The unit works as a team from start to finish to solve cases. The unit also coordinates with federal authorities on investigations involving Native Americans. CRIME SCENE The Tulsa Police Crime Scene Unit’s primary responsibility is to process major crime scenes, including homicides and suicides. The unit also serves as an investigative support unit to detectives and field operations. MAJOR CRIMES The Major Crimes Unit serves as the lead investigator for felony assaults, DOAs, suicides and stalking cases. The MCU also often gives community presentations, tours, and accepts interns throughout the year for college students interested in forensic work. ROBBERY UNIT The Tulsa Police Robbery Unit is composed of one Lieutenant, one Sergeant, and six Detectives. The unit investigates Robberies with Weapons, Robberies by Force, Extortion, Kidnappings for Extortion, and some weapons offenses. The Robbery Sergeant is assigned as an FBI Task Force Officer who coordinates with the FBI and Federal Prosecutors reference Federal prosecutions. All members of the unit are partial TFO’s with the FBI through the Safe Trails Task Force that deals with McGirt issues. BURGLARY UNIT The Tulsa Police Burglary Unit investigates all crimes where burglary is the primary offense. Those include First Degree Burglary, Second Degree Burglary, Knowingly Concealing Stolen Property, Breaking and Entering, Buying or Receiving Stolen Property, and False Declarations of Ownership. The unit consists of nine detectives and three supervisors who investigate Residential Burglaries, Commercial Burglaries, Burglaries from Vehicles, and includes a pawn-shop detail that tracks merchandise at pawn shops. AUTO THEFT UNIT The Tulsa Police Auto Theft Unit is responsible for follow-up investigations and preparing cases for prosecution of all vehicle theft-related crimes. These crimes include Larceny of a Motor Vehicle, Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicles, Embezzlement of Vehicles, Chop Shop Operations, as well as inspecting, identifying, and investigating vehicles with missing or altered Vehicle Identification Numbers. The Auto Theft Unit is also responsible for inspecting salvage yards and investigating thefts of “heavy equipment” defined as construction or agricultural equipment. SPDER UNIT The Tulsa Police Sexual Predator/Digital Evidence Recovery Unit (Previously Cyber Crimes) consists of two Supervisors and three Detectives. Unit members are credentialed Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Officers. Some members of the unit are also Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) Task Force Officers. The unit investigates Internet Crimes Against Children involving the Production, Possession, and Distribution of Child Exploitation Material (child pornography), Lewd Proposals to a Child Involving the Internet, Enticement of a Child, and other ICAC related crimes. The unit also assists other units in the Detective Division and other divisions across the department with the recovery and processing of digital evidence from a variety of electronic devices. SVOR UNIT The Sex and Violent Offender Registration Exploitation Unit (previously Exploitation) investigates all missing or kidnapped children, runaways, and Amber Alerts. The unit also manages Sex and Violent Offender Registration and Enforcement. The unit is made up of one Lieutenant and three Officers. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE UNIT The Tulsa Police Domestic Violence Unit investigates all domestic-related assaults on adults including Shootings, Stabbings, Kidnappings, Strangulations, and Violations of Protective Orders. The unit works closely with the Family Safety Center, Domestic Violence Intervention Services, and the Tulsa Forensic Nursing Staff to ensure victims receive all the resources that are available to them as well as collect all evidence necessary for arrests and prosecutions. The unit has one Lieutenant, one Sergeant, and six Detectives. ORGANIZED RETAIL CRIMES UNIT The Organized Retail Crimes Unit investigates all reported larcenies at retail locations committed by individuals or groups that are habitual or coordinated in their efforts. The ORCU’s focus is on serial offenders. FINANCIAL CRIMES UNIT The Tulsa Police Department Financial Crimes Unit is comprised of seven Detectives and two Supervisors who investigate Financial Crimes and Financial Exploitation of senior citizens. Financial Exploitation involves the fraudulent use of stolen or manufactured checks, credit or debit cards, drivers’ licenses, ID cards or other documents to acquire cash or things of value. The Senior Services Unit investigates neglect, abuse or exploitation of senior citizens or vulnerable adults, working closing with Adult Protective Services. In 2022, the unit began working with a special prosecutor funded through grant money to work specifically on elder exploitation cases. FUGITIVE WARRANTS UNIT The Fugitive Warrants Unit is responsible for locating persons with outstanding felony warrants, particularly those for violent crimes. The unit commonly coordinates with other state, local, and federal agencies to bring violent fugitives to justice. The unit is made up of one Lieutenant, two Sergeants and six Detectives. CHILD CRISIS UNIT The Tulsa Police Child Crisis Unit is made up of one Lieutenant and six Detectives. The Child Crisis Unit is tasked with investigating crimes against children, including child abuse, child sexual assault, and child death cases. SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT The Tulsa Police Special Victims Unit investigates incidents that involve sexual assaults or sexually related offenses. The Unit focuses on cases involving victims whose current age is 14 or older even if the actual offense occurred at a much younger age. PROPERTY ROOM The Tulsa Police Property Room’s mission is to ensure the correct packaging, storage, and handling of all property turned over to the Tulsa Police Department and to preserve the chain of custody of all items received. This includes collaborating and partnering with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies as well as working daily with the TPD Forensic Lab to ensure timely and proper testing of evidence. VICTIM SERVICES UNIT Created in January of 2020, the Victim Services Unit provides trauma responsive, victim centered, and culturally appropriate services to those impacted by criminal circumstances within the City of Tulsa and ensures that all crime victims, witnesses and survivors, and Tulsa Police Department personnel have access to consistent and comprehensive information regarding the constitutional and statutory rights of crime victims. Learn more about Victim Services here .