Tulsa Police Warn Residents of Razor Blades Found on Campaign Signs
Tulsa police are warning residents after concealed razor blades were found attached to campaign signs.
Tulsa, OK, November 2, 2026 — Tulsa Police Department has issued a warning to residents following the discovery of concealed razor blades attached to campaign signs throughout the city. The presence of these hazardous items poses a significant risk to public safety.
The department has not provided specific details regarding the exact number of signs affected, the locations where these signs were found, or the timeline of these discoveries. The contractor responsible for installing or maintaining these signs has also not been identified in the information provided. Authorities are urging citizens to exercise caution when handling or approaching any campaign materials encountered in public spaces or on private property.
The nature of the razor blades being concealed suggests a deliberate act intended to cause harm. Police are investigating the incidents and are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying any individuals who may be responsible for attaching these dangerous objects to the signs. The specific type of campaign signs involved has not been detailed.
While the total number of instances has not been disclosed, the police department emphasized the seriousness of the threat. Residents who come across campaign signs that appear to have been tampered with, especially those that might conceal sharp objects, are advised not to touch them. Instead, they should immediately contact the Tulsa Police Department or report the discovery through the appropriate channels to allow law enforcement to safely address the situation.
The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected as more information becomes available. The specific permit status for the affected campaign signs, if applicable, was not provided. The public is encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity related to campaign signage.
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