Oklahoma City Police Department

06/12/2026

Today, we had the distinct privilege of hosting Tunnel to Towers Foundation Steel Across America tour. We held a special ceremony to welcome a historic piece of structural steel recovered from the World Trade Center towers following the September 11, 2001 attacks.

This moving exhibit serves as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made on that fateful day and the resilience of our nation. We are incredibly grateful to Tunnel to Towers for their commitment to keeping the promise to "Never Forget," and to everyone who joined us to pay their respects.

06/12/2026

Join us in congratulating OKCPD Officer Kyle Bradley! 🎖️

Officer Bradley was recognized as the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year at the 8th Annual Heroes in the Heartland Conference.

Officer Bradley was nominated by a physician at INTEGRIS Health Southwest, who highlighted his exceptional dedication to our community. The nomination praised his seamless collaboration with medical staff, his deep compassion when helping individuals during calls to the hospital, and his lifelong commitment to serving others.

We are incredibly proud to have Officer Bradley representing the OKC Police Department.

06/11/2026

OKC to KC for 2026 FIFA World Cup! ⚽️

With hundreds of thousands of international fans arriving in the region, keeping everyone safe is a massive team effort, and we are stepping up to help.

Starting this week, we are deploying our highly trained Emergency Response Teams (ERT) to Kansas City to provide vital mutual aid and security support throughout the tournament.

Our officers will be working alongside local, state, and federal partners at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium and around the city to ensure a safe, family-friendly environment for soccer fans from across the globe.

06/11/2026

LOOK PAST THE CAR. SEE THE MOTORCYCLE.

One of the most common and deadly motorcycle crashes occurs when a driver turns left in front of an oncoming motorcycle.

Why does it happen?

A motorcycle may be traveling behind or beside another vehicle in the opposite lane. The driver waiting to turn left sees the larger vehicle, but never notices the motorcycle hidden behind it. When the larger vehicle passes, the driver begins their turn—directly into the path of the motorcycle.

For Drivers:

Look beyond the first vehicle you see.
Scan for motorcycles before committing to a left turn.
Take an extra second—it could save a life.

For Motorcyclists:

Don't assume you've been seen.
Increase your following distance when behind other vehicles.
Change your lane position to improve your visibility.
Cover your brakes and be prepared for vehicles turning left.

A motorcycle can be hidden from view for only a moment. Unfortunately, that moment can change lives forever.

🏍️ Ride visible.
🚗 Drive alert.
🤝 Share the road.

06/10/2026

Assault Detectives are investigating a case involving a victim who was stabbed multiple times on June 7 in the 5800 block of NW 34th St.

The incident occurred when the victim was approached from behind by the pictured suspect. After the assault, the suspect took some of the victim’s property and fled the scene.

If you recognize this individual, anonymous tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers, and you may be eligible for a cash reward. 405/235-7300

Case number 26-41946

06/10/2026

We are deeply honored to announce that the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is bringing its historic Steel Across America tour right here to our headquarters this Friday.

As part of the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11, this coast-to-coast tour is carrying a sacred artifact—a steel beam recovered from the rubble of the World Trade Center's South Tower. It stands as a powerful symbol of sacrifice, resilience, and the unbreakable spirit of our nation.

We invite our community, fellow first responders, and neighbors to join us in remembrance, reflection, and resolve as we reaffirm our promise to Never Forget.

🗓 When: Friday, June 12, 2026 at 10:00am
📍 Where: OKCPD Headquarters - 700 Colcord Dr.
📧 RSVP: Please RSVP to [email protected]

Come stand with us, view this piece of history up close, and pay tribute to the heroes who answered the call on September 11th and those who continue to protect and serve every day.

06/10/2026

Whether you're walking, driving, or biking we all share the responsibility of keeping Oklahoma City's streets safe.

👀 Drivers: Stay alert, especially near crosswalks, schools, neighborhoods, and busy intersections. Put the phone down and watch for pedestrians.

🚶 Pedestrians: Use designated crosswalks when available, obey traffic signals, and make yourself visible—especially at night.

⚠️ A few extra seconds of attention can prevent a lifetime of regret.

We investigate far too many crashes involving pedestrians, and many of them are preventable. Slow down, stay aware, and look out for one another OKC.

06/09/2026

Some great information here from Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.

The Summer Feeding Program is officially underway!

These are the locations of grab-and-go meals in the Oklahoma City metro area. These meals are available to children ages 1 through 18 every 14 days, and are first come, first served.

For a full list of our Summer Feeding sites across central and western Oklahoma, please visit rfbo.org/summermeals.

06/09/2026

We are proud to recognize Lt. Jason Hodges, who is serving as the International Director for the International Association of Bomb Technicians and Investigators (IABTI).

This week, Lt. Hodges represented OKCPD at the 2026 IABTI International Conference — an event bringing together 350–400 bomb technicians and investigators from 14 countries.

His leadership on the global stage highlights OKCPD’s commitment to advancing public safety and supporting excellence in bomb technician training and investigation.

Great work, Lt. Hodges!

06/09/2026

When reports came in that one person was chasing another and a firearm was involved, every second mattered.

Our Real Time Information Center (RTIC) quickly launched a drone to get eyes on the situation and provide responding officers with real-time information. RTIC personnel were able to track movements, relay critical details, and help officers safely locate the individuals involved.