This Wednesday, June 6th marks the 20^th the anniversary of the unsolved murder of 16 year old Dena Dean. The Dean Family will commemorate the anniversary by holding a vigil to remember their daughter and pray for justice. Members of TCSO’s Cold Case Task Force will be there to staff our Command Post and speak with anyone who wants to stop by and offer potential leads on the case.

This year’s memorial will be June 6^th at Family Fellowship Church: 6105 W. 63^rd St, Berryhill. The Dean Family, Task Force Members and Sheriff Regalado will be available for media interviews from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm.

In the two years since TCSO’s Cold Case Task Force was formed, volunteers have spent countless hours investigating the Dean murder. New witnesses have been interviewed and multiple search warrants have been served. These efforts have moved the Task Force closer their goal of seeking criminal charges against Dena’s killer(s).

In addition to the Dean murder, the Task force is investigating 29 additional TCSO Cold Cases. Four of those cases are currently very active. Tipsters can leave messages regarding any of these cases by calling the Task Force Office: 918-596-5723.

For more information about TCSO’s Cold Cases: http://tcso.org/resources/cold-cases/

 

On Saturday April 28, 2018 Sheriff Regalado and his Staff got to thank a few of the men and women who go above and beyond to serve this Office and citizens of Tulsa County. Congratulations to everyone who was honored during the 2018 Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office Awards Gala.

 

 

The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office was honored to participate, April 11, in the  Crime Victims’ Rights & Resources Awareness Event. Tulsa County is fortunate to have so many agencies and organizations to assist victims of crime. If you or someone you know is a victim of crime, reach out to local law enforcement or one of the other many great partner organizations for help.

The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office was honored to participate in multiple MLK events honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King  Jr. including the MLK Walk in Peace & Solidarity/Commemorative Service,  The Dream Out Loud Student Career Strategies for Success event, and The 2018 MLK Parade.

 

For the first time in three years, the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office has tested for the position of Deputy.  Seven internal applicants have been selected; six Detention Officers were reclassified as Deputies as well as one Reserve Deputy who has become a full-time Deputy.  Three of the seven new Deputies are women.

Sheriff Regalado swore-in the new Deputies during a  ceremony on Tuesday January 02, 2018. The New deputies will attend training begging the end of January.

Congratulations to you all.

 

 

Help keep children safe when school’s in session!

As Tulsa County kids head back to school TCSO deputies are focusing their enforcement efforts on school zones. We are teaming up with AAA Oklahoma and Tulsa Crime Stoppers to remind drivers to slow down in school zones and stay off your phones while behind the wheel.

You will be fined up to $500 for speeding in a school zone.