Tulsa Crime Stoppers

Tulsa Crime Stoppers A Tulsa-based 501(c)3 non-profit providing valuable crime prevention services to residents and public safety providers in greater Tulsa.

The mission of the Crime Prevention Network, doing business as Tulsa Crime Stoppers, is to provide valuable crime prevention education and safety awareness services to residents and public safety providers in the greater Tulsa area. Tulsa Crime Stoppers is an anonymous crime reporting hotline offering cash rewards for reporting criminal activity in Tulsa and surrounding counties. Since its incepti

on, Crime Stoppers has been directly responsible for the solution of over 6,200 felony cases and boosts an 85% arrest rate based on the tips received. More than $12 million in stolen property and narcotics has been recovered and the organization has has committed over $450,000 in rewards. Currently we receive over 3,600 tips per year. Training is also provided through the Alert Neighbor program to train citizen patrols to help keep neighborhoods safe. Since its inception in 1980, well over a million residents in the Tulsa area have received this training. The Alert Neighbor program enlists citizen participation in crime prevention through neighborhood meetings where safety in the home and neighborhood are emphasized. In addition, Tulsa Crime Stoppers has two programs focusing on young people. Project Trust is a multi-faceted project designed to build trust of police officers in our communities. Officers go into classrooms for 6 weeks. They will have demonstrations and talk with students about police work. Tulsa Police Reading Patrol and our Book Nooks have officers going into schools and/or apartment complexes and reading with kids. Our Book Nooks are placed in many apartment complexes overinflated free books to kids. With the support of law enforcement, media, and the community, together we will create a safe place to live, work and play!

🚨 DO YOU KNOW THIS PERSON? 🚨Tulsa Police say a north Tulsa homeowner noticed someone walking around their backyard on a ...
06/23/2026

🚨 DO YOU KNOW THIS PERSON? 🚨

Tulsa Police say a north Tulsa homeowner noticed someone walking around their backyard on a security camera. A few days later, that same person came back.

This time, they allegedly walked around the property, banged on doors and windows, and even disconnected one of the home’s security cameras before leaving.

👀 Do you recognize the person in these screenshots?

If so, contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers:

📞 918-596-COPS
🔒 Remain anonymous
💵 Cash reward possible
📌 Case #2026-029089

Someone knows who this is.

06/18/2026

Here’s the Thing: Knowing who someone is and proving what happened are two different things.

Tulsa Police homicide detectives are still looking for information in the murder of Muhammad Imran in 2020.

💰 His family is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest, in addition to any Crime Stoppers reward.

📞 918-596-COPS
🔒 Always anonymous

06/12/2026

Here’s the Thing: Some people make a difference that lasts.

Today we remember Officer Derrick Alexander and the impact he made on our community through his service, his relationships, and his work with Project Trust.

Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and the Tulsa Police Department.

Today, we join the Tulsa Police Department in mourning the loss of Officer Derrick Alexander, who they say passed away f...
06/10/2026

Today, we join the Tulsa Police Department in mourning the loss of Officer Derrick Alexander, who they say passed away from natural causes early this morning.

Officer Alexander served the Tulsa community for nearly 33 years. At Tulsa Crime Stoppers, we had the privilege of knowing him through our Project Trust program, where he made a lasting impact on countless young people.

For years, Officer Alexander invested in Tulsa’s youth, building relationships, offering guidance, and helping students navigate challenges both in and out of the classroom. His passion for community policing and his heart for helping others were evident in everything he did.

We were incredibly fortunate to work alongside him and witness firsthand the difference he made in our community.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Alexander’s family, friends, fellow officers, and everyone whose life he touched.

His service, compassion, and dedication to Tulsa will not be forgotten.

06/05/2026

Here’s the Thing: Burglars scroll, too. 👀





🚨 TWO TEENS SHOT IN PARKING LOT GUNFIGHT 🚨What started as an attempted robbery ended with both teenagers being shot.Inve...
05/29/2026

🚨 TWO TEENS SHOT IN PARKING LOT GUNFIGHT 🚨

What started as an attempted robbery ended with both teenagers being shot.

Investigators say a 16-year-old tried to rob a 17-year-old at gunpoint in an apartment parking lot near 71st & Memorial. Instead of handing over his belongings, the 17-year-old pulled out a gun of his own, and the two exchanged gunfire.

Both teens were injured, one went to a nearby store for help, the other went home to get help. Both are expected to recover.

The 16-year-old suspect is expected to be booked on charges of Armed Robbery and Shooting with Intent to Kill once released from the hospital.

👀 Investigators are still working the case though. Did you witness the shooting or have information about what happened?

Call Tulsa Crime Stoppers:
📞 918-596-COPS
🔒 Remain anonymous
💵 Cash reward possible
📌 Case #2026-025178

No names. Just information.

05/29/2026

Here’s the Thing: Fighting crime isn’t just about catching criminals.

It’s also about recognizing the people who help stop crime before it happens.

Know a local hero? Nominate them for our “Hero of the Day”

Details in the comments 👇🏻

05/22/2026

Here’s the Thing: Sometimes the most important tip is the one that comes before the crime.

🚨 YOUNG WOMAN SHOT INSIDE TULSA HOME — SUSPECT STILL OUT THERE 🚨Tulsa Police are asking for the public’s help after shot...
05/21/2026

🚨 YOUNG WOMAN SHOT INSIDE TULSA HOME — SUSPECT STILL OUT THERE 🚨

Tulsa Police are asking for the public’s help after shots were fired into a home near 22nd & Pittsburg early Wednesday morning.

🔹 19-year-old woman shot
🔹 Multiple people were inside the home
🔹 Victim expected to survive
🔹 Suspect still unknown

Detectives are asking neighbors near 22nd Place, South Oswego Place, and South Pittsburg Avenue to check home security or doorbell cameras between 1:15 a.m. and 2:15 a.m. for suspicious activity or fleeing vehicles.

If you know anything about this shooting, please contact Tulsa Crime Stoppers.

🔒 Anonymous tips📞 918-596-COPS (2677)

Please reference case #2026-024088

UPDATE: TPD says they have found and arrested the suspect. New pictures of the arrest below. ————————————————————————🚨 U...
05/20/2026

UPDATE: TPD says they have found and arrested the suspect. New pictures of the arrest below.

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🚨 UPDATE: WANTED FOR MURDER 🚨

Tulsa Police are searching for Jeffery Shane Aguirre (33) in connection with the deadly shooting that happened May 17th at the Trade Winds Central Inn near Skelly Drive.

Aguirre is considered armed and dangerous. Police say he may currently be wearing his hair in a ponytail.

👀 Have you seen him? Know where he may be staying?

⚠️ Do NOT approach him. Call 911 immediately.

You can also report tips anonymously through Tulsa Crime Stoppers:
📞 918-596-COPS
🔒 Anonymous tips accepted
💵 Cash reward possible

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Tulsa, OK
74135

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+19185962677

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