The City Justice Center opened in 2002. Since then, 45 people have died in custody, including 29 who were pronounced dead ...

We won’t have a new facility for years. The city can’t wait to end abuse and maltreatment in our current situation. | Opinion ...

Under state law, it's a felony for employees of jails, prisons, or correctional facilities to engage in any sexual conduct ...

At least six detainees have died at the Oklahoma City Detention Center since the beginning of 2024, with causes of death ranging from drug overdoses, suspected homicides, and possible suicide.

City jail employee James Short, 26, was previously charged with leaving his service weapon unattended in a separate case in St. Louis County.