Citywide Lockdown in Tulsa After Suspicious Explosives FoundCitywide Lockdown in Tulsa After Suspicious Explosives Found Tulsa, Oklahoma has been placed under a citywide lockdown following the discovery of suspicious explosives in multiple locations. On Wednesday, October 12, 2023, law enforcement officers responded to several reports of suspicious packages left at various addresses around the city. Upon arriving at the scenes, officers discovered packages containing explosives. The Tulsa Police Department, with the assistance of the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), immediately launched an investigation. The packages have been removed, but authorities are warning residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. As a result of the incidents, Mayor G.T. Bynum has ordered a citywide lockdown. All residents are instructed to stay indoors and avoid any unnecessary travel. Schools, businesses, and public transportation have been closed. Law enforcement officers are conducting a thorough search of the city and have set up checkpoints at strategic locations. They are also reviewing surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses to identify any potential suspects. Authorities are not yet releasing any information about the type of explosives found or the motives behind the incidents. However, they have assured the public that they are taking the situation seriously and are committed to ensuring the safety of the community. Residents are urged to follow the instructions of law enforcement and to stay informed through official sources. The public can report any suspicious activity by calling 911 or the FBI’s Tulsa Field Office at (918) 581-7441. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will be provided as they become available.