Tulsa County Sheriff's Office (TCSO)

05/30/2026

Today Deputy Bransford and Cpl. Gonzales spent time at the Tulsa Fire Museum along the parade route of the Route 66 Capital Cruise. First a great big congratulations to the City of Tulsa for achieving the World Record for largest parade of classic cars.

It was so great seeing so many people come by and see so many people from all over the United States. Thank you to the Tulsa Fire Museum for inviting us for being apart of the touch-a-truck event.

05/30/2026

This past week our Community Policing Unit was extremely active and engaged in the Tulsa region. Deputy Peters, Deputy Lewis, and Cpl. Gonzales each serve as School Resource Officers but that is truly just a fraction of their daily duties.

Deputy Lewis joined Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larson and other community partners on a weekly radio program that discusses safety awareness and crime trends impacting citizens. She was later seen buying a meal for a citizen who was struggling with housing insecurities and passing out nutritious snacks to those facing food insecurities. She also was backing patrol deputies out in the field.

Deputy Peters spent time at a community event hosted by Tulsa Public Schools and spoke to teenagers about safe driving from Liberty Public Schools. He was also meeting with community leaders preparing for back to school events. He too was backing patrol deputies out in the field.

Cpl. Gonzales attended a community lunch hosted by the Safe Neighborhoods Coalition. The topics of discussion were helping youth get plugged into positive relationships and helping individuals financially struggling find some relief. He too would assist patrol deputies, work with civil deputies, work with the Family Safety Center and serve the elderly population.

These are not just photo opps but a mere glimpse into the daily activities of a Community Policing Unit that is very driven by citizen care and compassion.

05/29/2026

🚨 R**e Arrest 🚨

In the early morning hours of May 27, deputies responded to a Tulsa-area hospital after a woman reported she had been sexually assaulted.

The victim and her friend told deputies they met 41-year-old Stanton Shaw at Pretty Water Lake the day before. After spending time at the lake, they decided to stay overnight at Shaw’s camper, located in the 4100 block of 209th West Ave, Sand Springs.

The victim stated she woke up during the night to Shaw sexually assaulting her. Investigators say she had injuries consistent with trying to fight him off.

Deputies arrested Shaw last night. He was booked into the Tulsa County Jail on a complaint of First-Degree R**e AFCF.

This is an arrest, not a conviction.

05/29/2026

Have you seen these horses? If so please call us at 918-596-5600.

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05/28/2026

🚗 Enrollment is open for TCSO’s next teen driver course! 🚙

This course is totally free. It’s designed to help young drivers build confidence behind the wheel, improve awareness, and learn real-world defensive driving skills from experienced law enforcement professionals.

Participants will learn:
✅ Defensive driving techniques
✅ How to avoid common distractions
✅ Safe decision-making on the road
✅ Vehicle awareness and accident prevention

📅 Saturday, June 27
⏰ 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Church on the Move
1100 N. 129th E. Avenue

Lunch will be provided to all attendees.

To sign up, fill out the forms provided on tcso.org.

For more information contact Captain Paul Tryon at [email protected] or call 918–596–5680.

05/26/2026

Remi Molli is a motorcycle police officer with the French National Police and has served in the Loire Department for 20 years. We appreciated the opportunity to welcome him to the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office and thank him for stopping by to meet everyone. Safe travels, Remi, and thank you for your service!

05/25/2026

Sheriff Vic Regalado and the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office wants to extend the sincerest gratitude to all the Gold Star Families and to the service members who gave their lives for our nation and our freedoms.

Today, the Memorial Day Service hosted by the Rotary Club of Bixby was a time pause and honor those sacrifices. Thank you to the City of Bixby and Bixby Historical Society for your contributions in putting this event together. This is an annual event open to all the public.

The speaker this year was Desert Storm Veteran Victor Mendoza. A line from his speech was, “One truth unites us as human beings. Life is fragile.”

05/24/2026

Great job!!!

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05/23/2026

Liberty Public Schools had their High School graduation ceremony this evening. Deputy Joe Peters serves as one of the School Resource Officers for Liberty Public Schools.

This senior class is full of graduates with grit, determination, a strong work ethic, and young adults who will make a strong positive impact in our community. The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is proud of each of them. From Sheriff Vic Regalado and the entire Tulsa County Sheriff's Office best wishes and continue to make us proud.

05/23/2026

Congratulations to all of today’s newly sworn in detention officers. Welcome to the Tulsa County sheriffs office.

Eighteen Tulsa Tech criminal justice students were sworn into the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office on Friday, months after a tornado forced the program off the North Peoria campus.