The Police Department's Citizen Alert Program allows police to periodically send you Crime Alerts and other public safety information.  You can read the alerts two ways:  check them here, or subscribe to have alerts sent directly to your email, cell phone or pager.

Subscribers can choose whether to get all Alerts or select only certain types of notifications.

Citizen Alert is two-way communication  – we want to hear back from you if you know something about a case. Most alerts will include the e-mail address and phone number of the police officers working on the case. Your information may help the investigating officers.

If you’d rather respond anonymously, call Crime Stoppers at (405) 235-7300.

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Citizen Alert is one more tool to keep you safe and make our city a great place to live.

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Messages from the Citizen Alert program are not official police department records.  Alerts are periodic and not intended to represent all public safety issues in our community.  Immediately call 911 in any emergency situation!

If you have any questions or feedback on Citizen Alert, please contact us at ocpd.PIO@okc.gov.

Crime Alert

Police Release Composite Sketch of Police Impersonator

Date Posted:11/20/2009 8:56:48 AM

On 11/3/09 at approximately 11:30 PM, a female was driving alone in the area of NW 122nd and Meridian when she was pulled over by what she believed was a police officer.  The victim was asked to step back to the suspect’s car, where he eventually sexually assaulted her.  After the assault, the victim was allowed to leave   (view more)