Domestic Violence Demonstration to Change Laws

Name: Domestic Violence Demonstration to Change Laws
Start: 2026-03-05T10:00:00-06:00
End: 2026-03-05T12:00:00-06:00
Location: Oklahoma State Capitol

Schedule

Thu Mar 05 2026 at 10:00 am to 12:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Oklahoma State Capitol | Oklahoma City, OK

49.6% of Oklahoma Women and 40.2% of Oklahoma Men will report abuse in the course of their lifetime.
122 homicides due to domestic violence was reported in 2023 with 82% of them being women & 56 children witnessing the murders.
Please join us if you are a domestic violence survivor, family & friends of a survivor/victim or just an awesome supporter! Let’s make our voices heard!
My Journey:
I am a survivor & am appalled at the laws in Oklahoma regarding domestic violence. I experienced three separate issues.
1.) I placed a police report in August of 2023 in Pittsburg County & the warrant wasn’t issued until November of 2023. To top it off they never attempted to serve it.
I called the District Attorney’s office in Creek County in the Fall of 2023 where my abuser was on probation with his former wife. He was supposed to get mandatory time if he got in any trouble.
February 2024 my abuser held me against my will for 5 hours at gunpoint. I placed a police report in McIntosh County.
2.) February 2024 I called Creek County back & asked why they haven’t done anything and was informed he was released from his probation 12/31/2023. I asked how that was possible with charges in two other counties. I was told it was an oversight on their part & there was no way to correct it because his record was expunged.
3.) March 2024 I moved to Missouri to get away from him once he made bail. However McIntosh County published my new address and within a week of his release he found me.
From March-May 2024 he stalked me until he was caught outside my apartment with a sawed off shot gun, one in the chamber and intoxicated. I called McIntosh County several times during this time pleading with them to look at his ankle monitor activity and was told to deal with my local authorities.
The ankle monitor was a condition he had to agree to in order for the bondsman to take him as a client. The bondsman did not monitor it at all & had no clue he left the state until he was arrested.
So….. there needs to be laws in place that domestic violence reports should be processed within 72 hours. Warrants need to be issued within a week & served within 48 hours of being issued.
The addresses of victims should NEVER be published on any public records site.
There needs to be recourse when an abuser is released from probation because an “oversight” on their part.
Lastly the bondsman that requires ankle monitors should have to print out a weekly activity record of the abuser to turn in each court date.
I am sure there are others out there that have experienced similar injustices. I would love for you to reach out and collaborate with me.
Unless the weather is frigid or raining I want to do this! Go big or go home kinda DO THIS!
I will need volunteers to help make signs & banners, help locate guest speakers, locate sound equipment, etc.
Please invite your friends & family to join us & share to your pages.
Here is my follow up story they did on Fox23 news out of Tulsa.