The Oklahoma City Police Department reported a fatal shooting on November 29, 2024, marking the city's 74th homicide, with the arrest of Ladarius James Crutchfield for the death of Timothy Emmanuel Brown.

Oklahoma City Police Officer Shamar Kitchens was arrested on charges including rape and released on bond the next day. He is on paid leave pending an investigation.

The article details two shootings in Oklahoma City, resulting in one death and one injury, with investigations ongoing and a suspect named in the first incident.

A woman died after her car was hit by a man fleeing police in Oklahoma City. The man, suspected of DUI, initiated a pursuit and crashed into the victim's car.

A man died and another was critically injured in a vehicle crash in Caddo County, Oklahoma after their truck hit a rough patch and struck a utility pole and fence. Neither were wearing seatbelts.

One person was hospitalized after a non-fatal stabbing at the Bel Aire Motel in SW Oklahoma City. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects or motive identified yet.

One person was killed in a shooting at a Thanksgiving gathering in southeast Oklahoma City. Police are investigating, but witnesses are uncooperative. No arrests have been made.

Ryan Archer, 36, has been arrested in Lincoln County, OK, for the murder of 32-year-old Jacob Price after a manhunt.

A woman died after a fire in an Oklahoma City apartment. Authorities are probing the cause. The blaze was contained to one bedroom, and no other injuries were reported.

Former pastor James McMillan was arrested in Cleveland County for lewd acts with a minor under 16. The community is shocked, given his trusted status.

Oklahoma City Police released bodycam footage of a Halloween shootout after a traffic stop led to an officer-involved shooting with suspect Timothy Foster.

Three Texas men are wanted for stealing $25,000 from a man praying at an Oklahoma shrine after following him from a bank and replacing their car's license plate to avoid detection. They have been charged but remain at large.

A neighbor dispute in Oklahoma County led to a shooting, with one person injured. Oklahoma's Stand Your Ground law has so far prevented the homeowner involved from being arrested.