I brought my grandson in to talk a policeman about the importance of making good choices and…read morelistening to his teacher...instead I got cop-shamed about how it was a parenting problem and not a police problem and he wasn't going to frighten a child. I didn't want him to frighten him...he wasn't scared at all...I just wanted him to get down in one knee, look the kid in the eye and talk about how important it was to start making good choices now and listen to his teacher and parents. we just wanted a lil community outreach to help with a kid who doesn't have a dad. As we left he asked, "Grandma did he think I was too little? will he talk to me when I'm 6?" thoroughly disappointed...

Without going into details, let me say that a scary incident brought two of Owasso's police…read moreofficers into my world one night recently - Officer Lehner & Officer Burke. Their demeanor, compassion, and professionalism was off-the-charts EXCELLENT!! No wonder Owasso is considered one of the best places to live. My situation had a successful ending (thank God) and these two contributed to my ability to "walk through the fire without getting burned," so to speak. Bravo, Owasso!!

Based on my experience with the Broken Arrow Police Department and the Police Sergeant there, I…read morewould say that the Sergeant do not lead from the rear nor does he lead at all on a private citizens concerns and understandings of their situation(s). He would make some smart arrogant comment on the telephone to the citizen, be one sided, so the men under him are no better also observed and experienced for myself. The officers were rude and intimidating in your face type. These officers are unfit and have no place in Law Enforcement in my opinion. Not to mistaken all the officers there are this way, but the few rotten apples in the Department itself. This Sergeant is unfit for the job, creates division, distrust in the community they swear to uphold the U.S. Constitution and fails miserably in the treatment of the citizens they swear to serve and protect. If I would give him an appropriate star rating I would give him a half star, but the review forum does not go down that far.

These folks are absolutely wonderful, friendly, helpful and all around good people to be on your…read moreside. I had to have to have some assistance with a harassing business owner, and they handled it for me just like that. Also, the officer gave me some really sage legal advice. I'm so thankful for our men and women in uniform!!

booking at city jail was quick, i'd estimate 45 minutes to an hour from arrival at detainment…read morecenter to holding cell, with an intermediate wait in small holding cell near arrival desk as a step i'd not experienced during booking at county jail, in which i sat on a bench as other arrestees arrived at the facility and shared a space with me while the officers processed entry for me into the facility. once in the holding cell, with a padded mat and wool blanket in tow, food quantity was plentiful, with a variety of pot pie, cheese stick, package of cheese crackers, fruit gummies, and a kool aid beverage served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which assisted with delaying defecation in the confined cell with the constipation promoting properties of the frozen pot pie meals, but admittedly the smell of the food did blend with the smell of grown men in the holding cell, including me, not showering for days in a row. nonetheless, food was tasty and distinguishable in smell with minimal concentration from the man stank. and lastly, after 3 days, cue first year high school old testament study rejoinder, i got the opportunity to appear in court, and received release from detainment and a waiving of fees associated with the charges by pleading "no contest," by the negotiation and recommendation of a public defender clearly devoted to the pursuit of justice, for me along with fellow detainees who appeared in court today as well.

I had a wonderful experience with the Tulsa PD last night. My wife left her phone at a Walmart,…read moreand someone picked it up. Despite numerous calls, the phone was not answered. On an app, we tracked it to a location and filed a police report. We called the police when we arrived at the location. Two police responded and they retrieved the phone. This is my second positive experience with Tulsa PD. My dad was an NYC cop, and I am so gratified to see the professionalism of the Tulsa PD. Thanks.

What could improve is a grasp on professionalism and respect for the common folk. Just because you…read moregot a certificate and a ged, doesn't make you a holier power.

In a small town like Adair, OK you can't afford the litigation and loss an officer like that will…read morecost your city. It's smarter to get rid of the bad apple before he spoils the cart. In a previous job I drove all over Oklahoma and most small towns were cool, but some just gave off a bad vibe all the way around. ​

Runs a for-profit speed trap. Looked up the Oklahoma statutes that I supposedly violated. OK law…read moreappears to imply the speed limit itself is unlawfully low. That would have made my ticket disappear. Also, a couple of the secondary statutes clearly DO NOT apply (train tracks). But worst of all, they have a small 100-yard-ish outcropping that extended onto the highway were Officer Peaslee was sitting. Let's be real. Safety isn't their motivator. It's revenue enhancement.

The amount of money they are able to charge for a speeding ticket is outrageous and an abuse of…read morepower. The officer was nice and I respect the work he does but whoever is setting the fine amounts in this town should be investigated. The City of Krebs needs to find a better way of funding it's town; perhaps something other than highway robbery.

I'll be honest, coming here gives me the creeps. It's worse than going to the hospital and dentist…read morecombined. Law enforcement gives me the willies. This is the place you have to go to tho if you want a fingerprint card and local background check. Fingerprint cards cost $5 and background check is $8. There's a visitor lot on the west side of the building. The actual building is on the corner of 1st and Denver. The place is clean and while the deputies staffing the place are not very personable they are efficient.

What a joke. 150 fine for going 1 mile over?! When the people that fine you are going 15 over? What…read morea stupid job. Pulling people over in construction zones in the middle of the night is very disrespectful. It's hazardous to other drivers that have to drive around your cops. When there's nobody working on the construction site, it's very stupid to have 2 cops pulling people over. Another reason a lot of people have conned the term pig.... :\