OKCPD OFFICER HOSPITALIZED AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK BY CONVICTED FELON



UPDATE May 1, 2023: Video Released
Below is the body worn camera video of Sgt. Morgan Reynolds who was brutally attacked by suspect Deangelo Wright on April 27, 2023.
The criminal history of suspect Wright has been obtained through this investigation. Suspect Wright had two outstanding felony warrants for kidnapping and aggravated assault and battery resulting from an incident he was involved in just prior to being incarcerated in 2021.
Suspect Wright was incarcerated for domestic abuse and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. Per the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, he was incarcerated from October 2021 until his release in June 2022 where he served eight months of a two-year sentence. Suspect Wright was also on probation for domestic abuse, being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, second degree burglary, and taking/receiving a stolen credit card.
In May 2021, suspect Wright was arrested for two counts of assault and battery on a police officer and one count of resisting arrest. The two counts of assault and battery on a police officer were dismissed and a guilty plea was entered for the resisting arrest charge.

The morning of April 27, 2023 Oklahoma City Police were called to a residence in the 4800-block of NW 19th Street regarding a domestic incident involving suspect, 26-year old Deangelo Wright. A background check found that Wright also had two active felony warrants for kidnapping, and aggravated assault and battery.

Per the Oklahoma Department of Corrections Wright has previous state convictions for several crimes including: Domestic Abuse, 2nd Degree Burglary, Carrying a Firearm After Previous Conviction.

During the first two responses to the apartment by officers, Wright left before officers arrived. Wright was at the apartment the third response when an officer attempted to speak with him when he brutally attacked the officer, knocking her unconscious and causing serious injuries.

The suspect continued to violently attack the officer while she was unconscious. During the violent assault, a witness attempted to intervene, and she was attacked by Wright who then left just moments before additional officers arrived to the scene.

OKCPD officers assigned to the Violent Crimes Apprehension Team (VCAT) arrested Wright hiding in a laundry room at an apartment complex in the 2200-block of N. Meridian several hours after the incident.
Wright will face several additional criminal complaints for Aggravated Assault & Battery on an Officer, Maiming, and Domestic Violence by Strangulation. Wright’s bond has been set at $10,000,000.00.

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30 thoughts on “OKCPD OFFICER HOSPITALIZED AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK BY CONVICTED FELON”

  1. The Police Department has failed all Police officers by sending them out on their own. Especially to domestic violence call outs. Also the legal system has failed here also. We are in 2023. Get with the program.

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  2. Wheres the duty of care? Sending a token office all alone and you expect them to do anything! you are lucky he didnt take the gun and kill the token then his mrs! This is why you need real cops to protect the pretend cops! Imagine the poor real cop who has to have that as a er endangering his life for now reason!

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  3. never let an female officer go alone to arrest an criminal guy like him. the officer who want to arrest this kind of the criminal must be strong and well skilled in the martial arts and must be at least 5 or 6 officer to arrest him never send an female officer alone to arrest the bastard like him if the police officer see this i want from them to choose the right officer for the right mission thank you.

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  4. Reason why female cops shouldn't be on the road patrolling. They create a higher risk and liability for every one.

    They should only be called when female suspects are detained.

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  5. Never send a female officer alone into a hostile situation like that. I know y'all wanna pretend like men and women are equal but there was zero chance she could have restrained this guy if he decided to resist. She should have waited for backup to arrive.

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  6. Horrible tactics never go in alone. Be prepared for the fight. Remember the female trooper back in the 80s tried to arrest a black guy on her own and got knocked out and almost killed. Michelle Jeter story

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  7. Is this protocol for you guys? Just send a lone female officer to a call of a guy with felony warrants and a history of domestic violence. What could go wrong! 🙃 Hope the department fuckin learned something from this.

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