Tulsa Authorities Investigate Domestic Violence Case, Other High-Profile Incidents Ongoing

In southeast Tulsa near 71st and Sheridan, officers responded just after 4 a.m. on August 11 to a report of domestic violence where they found an infant boy in cardiac arrest. The child was transported to the hospital where doctors identified multiple traumatic injuries, including broken bones and a skull fracture. After further investigation, including surveillance footage review and witness interviews, the child’s father, Tyrice Williams, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder by the Tulsa District Attorney’s Office on August 12. The case is moving forward with Williams in custody.

Tulsa law enforcement remains involved with several high-profile pending cases. According to recent court schedules, both a former Tulsa County emergency management director and a former Claremore pastor are facing significant criminal charges and are slated for hearings in Tulsa County court. Specifics on charges and case numbers were not disclosed by officials, but both cases are ongoing through the legal system.

No notable booking information directly relevant to major Tulsa incidents was released by the Creek County Jail in the past week. Local authorities continue booking and releasing individuals on various charges not specified as related to significant crime events within Tulsa itself.

This week’s review did not find reports of police actively seeking the public's help regarding suspect descriptions for unsolved cases within Tulsa. Listeners should stay alert to possible requests via local news outlets if developments arise.

No apparent trend emerged over the past week indicating a spike in a particular type of offense, though the major incident involving extreme domestic violence remains under close review by investigators.

Anyone with information that may assist ongoing investigations is urged to contact Tulsa Police Crime Stoppers at 918-596-COPS. In an emergency, call 911.

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Episode Transcript

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In southeast Tulsa near seventy first in Sheridan. Officers responded
just after four am on August eleventh to a report
of domestic violence, where they found an infant boy in
cardiac arrest. The child was transported to the hospital, where
doctors identified multiple traumatic injuries, including broken bones and a
skull fracture. After further investigation, including surveillance footage review and

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witness interviews, the child's father, Tyrese Williams, was arrested in
charge with first degree murder by the Tulsa District Attorney's
Office on August twelfth. The case is moving forward with
Williams in custody. Tulsa law enforcement remains involved with several
high profile pending cases. According to recent court schedules, both
a former Tulsa County Emergency Management director and a former

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Claremore pastor are facing significant criminal charges and are slated
for hearings in Tulsa County Court. Specifics on charges and
case numbers were not disclosed by officials, but both cases
are ongoing through the legal system. No notable booking information
directly relevant to major Tulsa incidents was released by the
Creek County Jail in the past week. Local authorities continue

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booking and releasing individuals on various charges not specified as
related to significant crime events within Tulsa itself. This week's
review did not find reports of police actively seeking the
public's help regarding suspect descriptions for unsolved cases within Tulsa.
Listeners should stay alert to possible requests via local news
outlets if developments arise. No apparent trend emerged over the

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past week indicating a spike in a particular type of offense,
though the major incident involving extreme domestic violence remains under
close review by investigators. Anyone with information that may assist
ongoing investigations is urged to contact Tulsa Police Crime Stoppers
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