Gang Awareness, Community Healing & Tulsa Police Update on News You Can Use

In this special first-Wednesday episode of News You Can Use on NYCU.FM, hosts Charles Harper and Deali Wilson sit down with Lt. Deloren Sanders from the Tulsa Police Department to unpack the current state of gang activity, sex trafficking, and drug-related concerns in Tulsa.

The conversation goes beyond headlines — offering practical advice for parents, community members, and youth advocates about how to stay alert and informed. From understanding how fentanyl is infiltrating schools to the role of community leaders and “OGs” in deterring gang violence, this episode is loaded with real talk and real solutions.

We also share moments of joy and reflection:

• 🎉 Community celebrations like Bingo Night at the 36th Street North Event Center

• 📚 A spotlight on Black History Trivia Night and why cultural education matters

• 🕊️ Tributes to Joetta Morgan, Jimmy Foster Jr., and Mississippi’s first Black lawmaker Robert Clark

• 🏆 Shout-outs to hometown heroes like Christy Williams and Tamora Henderson, a finalist for Tulsa Public Schools’ 2025 Teacher of the Year

Plus:

Get the latest updates on Tulsa’s upcoming events, leadership news from Mayor Monroe Nichols’ new appointees, and how YOU can stay involved in North Tulsa’s progress.

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