Tulsa Police Homicide Unit looking to solve final cases of 2025
- Ryan Love
- Jan 8
- 1 min read
The Tulsa Police Homicide Unit is looking for information to help them solve the last two cases they have from 2025.
The Homicide Unit has spent the last several years with one of the highest solve rates in the country. Lt. Brandon Watkins credits their success to community support, the latest technology, and the hard work and dedication of their Detectives and Patrol Officers.
After posting a 100% solve rate for their 2024 cases, the Homicide Unit is looking to hit that mark for the 47 cases they had in 2025. They've solved 45 of those and are only a few bits of information away from solving the remaining two.
Homicide #41:
On October 17, 2025, around 11:15 p.m., Officers responded to a Shooting near 235 West 61st Place North.
Officers found 30-year-old Trevon Evans lying in the street with multiple gunshot wounds.
Witnesses said a gunfight broke out at a large birthday party in the area. Officers found shell casings from several different types of guns nearby.
Evans died from his injuries
Homicide #47:
On December 12th, 2025, around 9 p.m., Officers responded to a Shooting at a home near 50th Street North and N. Boulder Ave.
35-year-old Marvin Arnett was walking into a house in the neighborhood when a drive-by shooting happened.
Arnett was taken to the hospital but died from his injuries.