District 21 District Attorney's Office

04/25/2026

CLASH FOR A CAUSE TODAY !

Join us this afternoon at Buck Thomas Park in Moore.

CLASH FOR A CAUSE TODAY 🏈

Today is the day! Come watch OU greats Dede Westbrook, Ryan Broyles, and Jake Roberts take the field alongside Cleveland County first responders for a charity flag football tournament.

Join us this afternoon at Buck Thomas Park in Moore. Free admission and fun for the whole family in support of Bridges! Games start at 11AM!

04/24/2026

Crime Victims’ Rights Week – Victim Notification

Victims of crime have the right to stay informed throughout the Pardon and Parole process, including parole hearings, decisions, release dates, and custody changes that may affect their safety.

To receive these updates, victims must complete and submit a victim notification form. This ensures notification through the Pardon and Parole Board, Department of Corrections, and the OK VINE system.

Victims have the right to

Be notified of parole hearings and any changes
Be informed of parole decisions
Know when an offender is released or their status changes
Submit a statement or speak at parole hearings

Completing the victim notification form is essential to protecting your rights!

04/24/2026

Take Back Event this Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Cleveland County Health Department (250 12th Ave NE, Norman)

Get rid of old, unwanted medication and sharps at the 2026 DEA National Medication & Medical Waste Take Back Event. This is a free, convenient drive-thru event where you can safely dispose of unused medications and certain medical waste.

📆 Saturday, April 25
⌚ 10AM - 2PM
📍Cleveland Co. Health Dept -- 250 12th Ave NE

FREE medication lockboxes, disposal kits, Narcan, and portable sharps containers will be available while supplies last.

The event is held in partnership with Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and other community partners.

04/24/2026

Great work by the SOUTH METRO SWAT for winning the state competition! 🏆

SOUTH METRO SWAT WINS STATE COMPETITION

South Metro SWAT competed Wednesday at the annual Oklahoma State SWAT Competition in Stillwater against 8 other law enforcement teams from across the state -- and won the top honors!

The team was also awarded top honors in multiple events:
- 1st Place - Team Pistol Competition
- 1st Place - 2-Gun Competition
- 1st Place - Carbine Competition
- 1st Place - Officer Down Rescue
- 3rd Place - Sniper

This competition spotlights the professionalism, skill, and teamwork of our SWAT Team and the work they do to serve our community daily! Congratulations!

South Metro SWAT is comprised of members from the Norman Police Department, Moore Police Department, Cleveland County Sheriff's Office- OK, and University of Oklahoma Police Department - OUPD Norman.

04/23/2026

CRIME VICTIMS’ RIGHTS WEEK

As a victim of a crime, you may be eligible for the "Crime Victims Compensation Program".

WHAT IS IT??

Crime Victims Compensation is a program that provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime in Oklahoma.

It helps cover eligible expenses such as medical bills, counseling, lost wages, and other costs related to the crime allowing victims to focus on healing and recovery.

Click the link to learn more!

Share!
You may not need it but someone you know might.

Pursuant to 21 O.S. 142A-2, As a victim of crime, you have the following rights: To be notified that a court proceeding to which a victim or witness has been subpoenaed will or will not go on as scheduled, in order to save the person an unnecessary trip to court; To receive protection from harm  .....

04/23/2026

During the First Quarter (January through March), the District Attorney’s Office for District 21 filed a range of felony and misdemeanor cases.

As part of our commitment to transparency, we are sharing this information with the public. Felony filings included a range of offense types, including those involving violence, children, and financial matters.

04/22/2026

Crime Victims’ Rights Week: You Are Not Alone

What is victim advocacy?

Victim advocacy means ensuring that victims of crime are supported, informed, and heard throughout the criminal justice process.

At the District 21 District Attorney’s Office, we are committed to standing with victims every step of the way and ensuring their rights are protected!

We help victims by:
* Explaining the court process and what to expect
* Providing updates on case status and court dates
* Assisting with victim impact statements
* Connecting victims with resources and financial assistance
* Offering support during court proceedings
* Ensuring victims’ voices are heard

You are not alone. We are here to support you.

04/22/2026

Happy Administrative Professionals Day!

Shout out to the outstanding administrative professionals in our District 21 office, proudly serving Garvin, Cleveland, and McClain counties.

You are the backbone of our team, handling complex case files, coordinating court schedules , and keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Your dedication makes it possible for prosecutors to do their job effectively.

We couldn’t do it without you all. We appreciate everything you do, and thank you for your service!

04/20/2026

04/20/2026

As we kick off National Crime Victims' Rights Week, we recognize and honor victims and survivors in our community and raise awareness about victims' rights and available support.

This movement is led by the Office for Victims of Crime.

The 2026 theme is"Listen. Act. Advocate. Protect victims, serve communities."encouraging active engagement in supporting victims.

If you have been a victim of a crime we want you to know if you have rights too.

Throughout the week, we'll be sharing information about victims' rights, available resources, and ways to support victims in our community.

04/19/2026

Today marks 31 years since the tragic Oklahoma City bombing took 168 lives. We remember those lost, honor their families, and stand with all whose lives were forever changed.