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All meetings are postponed until October due to Covid 19 concerns.Read More →
All meetings are postponed until October due to Covid 19 concerns.Read More →
This is a wonderful new program that is finding success by generating new tips to help bring justice to families whose cases have gone cold. TIPLINE: TIPS@OSBI.OK.GOV OR 1-800-522-8017Read More →
It’s About Who You Don’t Know – Forensic Art Resource Stickrod information sheetRead More →
Francine’s Law would require all law enforcement to enter gathered data such as DNA, pictures, etc. into NAMUS. This would facilitate finding and identifying missing family members. https://www.youtube.com Francine’s Law flyer Francine’s Story Letter State Rep. Tommy BrannRead More →
Your feelings may happen in phases as you come to terms with your loss. You can’t control the process, but it’s helpful to know the reasons behind your feelings. Doctors have identified five common stages of grief:Read More →
The OSBI collects monthly data from 318 local law enforcement agencies and compiles the information into the annual Uniform Crime Report. In accordance with the national UCR program, the state’s annual report looks at the occurrence of seven “index crimes,” which include the violent crimes of murder, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, and the nonviolent crimes of burglary, larceny, and auto theft. The Oklahoma UCR looks at a number of other offenses in addition to the index crimes in order to gain a clear picture of crime rates and statistics in Oklahoma. The 2012 Annual Report offers the most recent Oklahoma crime statistics, and itRead More →