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A Tulsa police cruiser rolled over a jaywalking suspect in April after the officer forgot to put his cruiser in park.
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The Tulsa Police Department has already released over 100 pages of records to The Frontier that show disciplinary actions for officers who were found to have violated agency rules.
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Following a week of uncertainty, Tulsa’s Community Outreach Psychiatric Emergency Services, or COPES, will continue to receive funding — at least temporarily.
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Mayor Monroe Nichols says the gaps between the police and the communities they serve need to be addressed.
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Witnesses say Tulsa police Lt. Marcus Harper didn’t do the most egregious offenses outlined in a criminal charge — but he still might have negatively impacted an investigation through inaction.
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Dennis Larsen will take over for Wendell Franklin at the end of July.
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The lawsuit stems from how Lewis was demoted to patrol officer after she refused to bend TPD’s hiring rules, costing her the opportunity to be the department’s first female deputy chief.
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A federal judge dismissed a civil rights lawsuit Monday brought by the family of Terrence Crutcher.
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Officials say the RTIC will help keep the city safer, though privacy concerns exist.
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Tulsa police officers heckled a grandmother in the throes of a bipolar episode and then tackled her in October 2021. After completing an internal investigation, the department won’t say if anyone was held accountable.