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David Roland told police "no one drives through the neighborhood at that time unless it is a thief," an arrest report states. He did not call 911 but followed the man to a parked car.

Prosecutors said Justin Dale Little was jealous because the 21-year-old victim was in a relationship with a woman who had a child with Little. His previous conviction in state court was thrown out because of a jurisdictional issue.

At issue is whether ICWA, which governs adoptions, child custody and foster care issues involving tribal citizens, is a race-based system that imposes unconstitutional burdens on states and violates equal protection guarantees.

Surveillance video depicted Terry Danell Limose eventually throwing Jessie Childers to the ground and then climbing on top of him and choking him for about seven minutes until he died.

A former Tulsa firefighter who robbed two banks of over $300,000 and tried to fake his own kidnapping was sentenced to prison Wednesday.

Sheriff Scott Walton said the man was an employee of Valmont Utility, but it was unclear whether he was on duty at the time of the call. He was later identified as William Fairweather, 39.

Christian James Harrison, 20, admitted to one count of second-degree murder in connection with the Dec. 22 slaying of Brayden Walley.

Already denied two protective orders against the man, Charles Frank shot and killed 63-year-old Michael Miller at an apartment complex for seniors just northwest of downtown Tulsa in November 2021. 

Using Mexican sources of supply and Bakersfield as a base of operations, Luis Jacobo directed members of his organization to send cars packed full of methamphetamine to northeastern Oklahoma and cars packed full of money back to him in Bakersfield.

Officers were investigating outside Woodland Hills Mall when they heard shots fired from the Walmart Supercenter parking lot around 9 p.m. Saturday.

A judge imposed near-maximum or maximum sentences for every charge James Cato faced in the June 2021 crash, which occurred while he was driving with cocaine in his system. 

After being escorted out of the hospital, the man got into his vehicle and rammed into a security vehicle. He then sped toward the security officers, attempting to hit them, and the officers "fired one shot each at the vehicle in self-defense," Saint Francis said in a press statement.

Each victim purchased the cards for thousands of dollars, only to learn later that the cards they received were fake, the Tulsa Police Department reported in a Facebook post.

The store owner, Abdul Zahid, now 73, suffered numerous injuries to his face and head during the assault. Prosecutors said he lost an eye and was disfigured as a result and had to undergo numerous surgeries.

The killing was the second reported at the Sunset Plaza apartments this year. 

Tayveon Harring, 22, was arrested Wednesday afternoon in the July 31 death of 17-year-old Terek Chairs, police said.