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Tulsa Law Enforcement Roundup: Arrests, Investigations, and Property Incidents

Tulsa Law Enforcement Roundup: Arrests, Investigations, and Property Incidents

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 During the past week in Tulsa, several notable criminal incidents were processed by local law enforcement agencies. On May 29, in the area of North Peoria Avenue and East Apache Street, officers arrested Ashley Renee Woodell during a traffic stop. She was booked on allegations of destroying evidence and possession of drug paraphernalia. This case is being handled as a misdemeanor, with charges pending and the investigation ongoing.

On June 5, near Riverside area, James Leonard Day was booked into the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center on municipal charges. He is currently being held as a sentenced inmate from the City of Tulsa. Also on June 5, in Midtown, Danna Renea Olden was booked and is being held as a sentenced inmate on municipal charges.

In another incident, Paul Edward Orsini was processed by law enforcement at the request of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. The case details remain under investigation.

At the University Square West Apartments, security officers responded to a report of missing property. The matter remains under investigation and has been referred to housing and student affairs for further review. No arrests have been made in connection with this incident.

No current suspect descriptions have been released for public assistance this week.

As for trends, authorities continued to focus on drug-related offenses and the processing of municipal holding cases. Reports indicate a steady volume of property-related incidents and misdemeanor arrests. No pattern of violent crime spikes was noted during the observed period.

Anyone with information about recent incidents is encouraged to contact the Tulsa Police Department by phone, through their official website, or by submitting tips to Crime Stoppers. In an emergency, call 911. To provide information related to ongoing investigations, call the non-emergency number at 918-596-9222.
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