Man’s Ex-girlfriend Accused Of Stealing His Current’s Partner’s Car And Slamming It Into His Home

An Oklahoma female has been arrested aft allegedly stealing a car belonging to her ex-boyfriend's partner and slamming it into his home, police say.

Officers went to an reside successful Tulsa astatine 5.39 americium connected March 15, 2026, aft receiving a “trouble unknown” call.

Once there, they recovered that a conveyance had been ploughed “directly done nan beforehand of nan residence,” according to a statement from nan Tulsa Police Department.

Authorities allege that Annabel Torres, 24, had arrived astatine her ex-boyfriend’s location while his existent woman was visiting. The unnamed woman was location pinch her 2 children.

After nan fishy appeared astatine nan home, authorities allege that she was acting “erratically” earlier stealing nan car.

In nan statement, officers said that they overheard Torres claiming that she intended to “drive complete anyone there.”

While being taken into custody, Torres “fought pinch nan officers a small bit,” according to nan TPD.

During nan incident, 2 different stationary vehicles had been deed by nan stolen car.

The TPD released a bid of images from nan crime scene, depicting a gaping spread successful nan house’s exterior pinch nan backmost of a red vehicle jutting retired of nan shattered wall.

In different image, nan beforehand half of nan reddish conveyance tin beryllium seen protruding into a room wrong nan house. Small flames rotation retired earlier nan car successful 1 frame.

Now, Torres faces a drawstring of felony charges, including battle pinch a deadly weapon, battle and artillery connected a constabulary serviceman and malicious mischief. She faces further charges of larceny of an automobile and resisting arrest.

Since Torres is simply a tribal member, nan lawsuit falls nether nan McGirt Ruling.

The Supreme Court’s 2020 ruling successful nan McGirt v Oklahoma lawsuit wished that areas reserved for nan Muscogee Nation by Congress successful nan 19th Century were ne'er disestablished.

Subsequent tribunal actions meant that almost nan full eastbound half of Oklahoma now falls nether nan ruling.

As a result, criminal prosecutions of Native Americans for offences committed successful those areas autumn extracurricular of nan state’s tribunal system.

In those cases, jurisdiction complete prosecutions is vested successful indigenous judicial systems and national territory courts.

The Independent has contacted nan Tulsa Police Department for comment.