OSBI investigating alleged criminal misconduct by 4 Broken Arrow police officers

According to BAPD, on May 27 during a call for service, BAPD patrol officers "discovered alleged misconduct by fellow officers" that happened on May 23. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations (OSBI) is investigating alleged criminal misconduct by four Broken Arrow police officers. The allegations were discovered during a call for service on May 27, according to a BAPD press release. The four officers are currently on administrative leave pending an independent investigation. The police department has requested OSBI to conduct a criminal investigation of the officers' actions.

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BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations is looking into alleged misconduct by some Broken Arrow police officers.

According to BAPD, on May 27 during a call for service, BAPD patrol officers "discovered alleged misconduct by fellow officers" that happened on May 23.

2 News learned about the investigation from a BAPD press release. The release doesn't specify the allegations but said they relate to the call for service and the patrol officers' investigation.

We reached out to the OSBI for more information and are waiting to hear back.

The four officers are on administrative leave pending an independent investigation. BAPD contacted OSBI to conduct a criminal investigation of the officers' actions.

"The Broken Arrow Police Department has a rich history of proudly serving its citizens with principled sincerity and respect to ensure our thriving community is a safe and welcoming city for all," said Police Chief Brandon Berryhill. "We will continue to uphold our core values of professionalism, integrity, accountability, courage, and compassion, while promoting a spirit of transparency, as we honorably protect and serve our community. That commitment is the high standard that has been set by BAPD, and the expectation of Broken Arrow residents."