A Hero's Farewell: Honoring Officer Aurash Zarkeshan This past week, the Tulsa Police Department bid a heartfelt farewell to one of our most courageous and inspiring officers, Aurash Zarkeshan, as he officially retired from the force on November 15th, 2025. Officer Zarkeshan, or "Zark" as he's known, joined Tulsa Police in 2019. Officer Zarkeshan survived a tragic event in 2020, when he was severely wounded during a car stop that claimed the life of Sergeant Craig Johnson. In 2020, Mayor G.T. By

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"A Hero's Final Salute 🐾🇺🇸" He wasn't just a dog—he was a soldier. Sergeant Max served six tours overseas. With every mission, he ran toward danger when others ran away. He found IEDs before they could harm anyone. He saved lives—more than we will ever know. Today, he lies in a place of honor, not just remembered, but saluted. As taps echo through the field, his handler kneels by his side, hand on his head one last time—thanking him for loyalty, bravery, and love. The medals by his coffin tel

After 43 years of service, Sergeant Amanda Crowley is hanging up the reins. 🐎 Mandy graduated from the police Academy in 1983 and quickly joined the Mounted Branch, as a keen rider from the age of five. As the longest serving female member of the Mounted Branch, and the first in charge of rider and horse training, she’s seen many changes across her career. Notably, female members now make up the majority of the Mounted Branch and a whole troop of female riders can attend a job. Across her caree