I think the District Attorney needs to seize Allen Shields bank records, and his business records, see what kind of income he REALLY makes from his "automobile trading" business, he is involved in some nasty s**t to have the kind of money he is producing for bail, examination of his records will uncover a whole nest of cockroach gang members, and some interesting connections in other areas too. This boy is a sorry piece of human excretement, garbage and lowlife trash, his actions and choices paint an unfair, inaccurate portrait of many other black people who are decent and law abiding so that all blacks are considered as being the same. Put bluntly,this punk a**piece of s**t should be locked up for the rest of his sorry, worthless life. Gregg777, in answer to your post,nope, never arrested,never had a bad experience with the police anywhere,have enjoyed a close association with a number of TPD officers, good guys, good cops, respect and appreciate THEM very much..others..not so much. I just see the difference in the way they do their job now as opposed to a few years ago, what I see now is a damn shame, or more like a damn SHAM. As the older ones retire and leave the force, crime continues to rise, TPD does less and less, and criminals rampage through our community unfettered, you may be happy and perfectly satisfied with the job they are doing, but I am not.You have your opinion, I have mine, my opinion is that they spend an unacceptable amount of time doing things other than the job they were hired to do, they are extremely slow to respond, they are often rude and condescending, some are liars, crooked, some are outright bullies and perhaps even dangerous, and as cops, they suck! No, I am not interested in being a police officer, had the chance when I left the Corp, wasn't interested then, still not. I don't hate TPD, I am just very very disappointed in the way they perform, or more accurately, the way they do not perform their jobs.

Free Allan Shields! He is a political prisoner. TPD constantly harasses folks that they can't keep behind bars. Shields posted $100,000 towards a $1 Million bail. Obviously this man has collateral and means to post that type of cash. I hope he posts bail again and is also exonerated of these false charges.

I'll keep posting my comments, but perhaps you should apply for TPD and make that difference Tulsa needs. Most crimes stem from drug use (Stats). And you can never get them all. And its always funny how so many people say the same thing about the jail being full of pot heads while the serious criminals go untouched, well thats BS and most of us know it. And unfortunately Allen walked on most of his charges because of our justice system, not TPD. Money can buy about anything or a ni**er named OJ would have never walked. And the people that bit** and complain are quick to call on a cop when they need the help. It would be great to see more posts of people who know what theyre talking about opposed to someone who must of had a bad experience with one. But hey its our freedom rights and we can say what we want right?? (rhetorical) And we'll just have to keep on not caring how uneducated our posts seem, or the fact its a very clear reflection.

A little taste of Allen Shields record: Arrested or cited 99 times. 72 traffic offenses, 1 sexual assault (rape), 2 weapons charges, 13 obstruction of justice charges, 4 kidnapping offenses, never convicted of a single felony. Held without bail at least 4 times, allowed to bail out or was released from jail each time, bailed out last in June of this year, was supposed to wear an ankle monitor, if he was, no one was paying attention to where he was going or what he was doing.

BTW, does anyone believe this guy makes the kind of money he is paying out for bonds "trading" cars? More likely gang drug sales, Angie Tucker probably found out and that is why she disappeared.

Did you read all the charges against him, and all the bail? You may call my comment a slam to TPD, but it is true, drug arrests are a top priority for them, the jails are full of people who were picked up with relatively small amounts of pot, while the streets are full of people with guns committing robberies, abductions,rapes, and home burglaries. If you don't like my comments you can skip them, they always say watchdog1 over them, after all, I assume you realize no one is forcing you to read them.

See what??? yes he was still on the street because there is a law that requires a reasonable bail if certain criteria are met. And he bonded out, then got more charges and is back in. Your post makes no sense watchdog1, but your always quick to slam TPD

See, the man was accused of murder but was still on the street, but once he is connected to drugs, look how fast he was arrested and charged! Don't get me wrong, I think he should be in jail for whatever they can make stick, but just shows you where the priority of TPD is at, murder bad, drugs worse!