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Local Law Enforcement Hope To Raise Awareness For Domestic Strangulation Cases With New PSA

Local Law Enforcement Hope To Raise Awareness For Domestic Strangulation Cases With New PSA

News On 6 Oklahoma ranks second in the nation for women being killed by men and second for domestic violence. Broken Arrow Police Department joined with police chiefs and sheriffs from 12 other agencies as well as DVIS and News On 6 to make a PSA to bring awareness to the harsh reality of domestic strangulations in our communities.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Strangulation Victim Shares Survival Story; Local Law Enforcement Release PSA To Help Others

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Strangulation Victim Shares Survival Story; Local Law Enforcement Release PSA To Help Others

Reagan Ledbetter A Tulsa woman was strangled 10 years ago, and what she endured still haunts her every day. Gisela Salgado shared her story publicly for the very first time with News On 6. BAPD Chief Brandon Berryhill says domestic violence calls are the number one call they get. He says his department recently changed the way they ask victims questions because many don't realize if they woke up somewhere and didn't remember how they got there, they were probably strangled.

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Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Emory Bryan Tulsa Technology Center students learning construction trades have worked at Eden Village this school year, donating more than one thousand hours of skilled labor to the tiny home development for the formerly homeless.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Emory Bryan Tulsa Technology Center students learning construction trades have worked at Eden Village this school year, donating more than one thousand hours of skilled labor to the tiny home development for the formerly homeless.

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

Ethan Wright From Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center, Broncen Antai turns his life around, earning a high school diploma despite legal challenges.

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

Ethan Wright From Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center, Broncen Antai turns his life around, earning a high school diploma despite legal challenges.

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Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Tornado outbreak: four killed in St Louis storm

Associated Press At least four people died and others were hurt after severe storms including a possible tornado swept through St. Louis.

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Tulsa Tech students training in building trades at Eden Village Tulsa

Emory Bryan Tulsa Technology Center students learning construction trades have worked at Eden Village this school year, donating more than one thousand hours of skilled labor to the tiny home development for the formerly homeless.

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

'Thank you for not giving up on me': Tulsa teen graduates while in juvenile detention

Ethan Wright From Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center, Broncen Antai turns his life around, earning a high school diploma despite legal challenges.

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Cherokee Nation completes $2.8 million expansion of Nowata Food Distribution center

Aaron Alexander Cherokee Nation unveils $2.8m expansion to Nowata Food Distribution and Senior Nutrition Site. More than 400 households to benefit from improved food security.

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Owasso teen with rare disease learning to drive

Amy Slanchik An Owasso teenager with a rare disease is making big strides in her personal life. At 3 feet 10 inches tall, she is learning to drive. She also recently earned several awards at school.

Former Bixby youth pastor sentenced to 14 years for child exploitation crimes

Former Bixby youth pastor sentenced to 14 years for child exploitation crimes

Sam Modde Former Bixby youth pastor, Chaz Chinsethagid, sentenced to 14 years for attempting to coerce a minor online and having child pornography.

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