Oklahoma Code § 74-150.18

Title 74. State Government: Reward System - Creation - Implementation - Information
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A.  There is hereby created an Oklahoma Reward System
to be administered by the Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation for the purpose of providing a method of
disbursing cash awards, referred to as a reward, to
persons giving valuable information resulting in the
arrest and conviction of an accused person or materially
assisting in the investigation of the commission or
attempted commission of a crime as determined by the
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
B.  The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation shall implement
such procedures and regulations as are necessary to carry out the
purposes of this act.  Such procedures shall include a method for
determining the amount of reward to be offered for information on a

crime or series of crimes and which such crimes shall have a reward
offered to assist in their solution.
C.  Any person seeking to collect all or part of a reward
offered under the provisions of this section shall submit the
following information to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation:
1.  The crime which was committed;
2.  The name of the victim of the crime;
3.  The name of the person arrested and convicted;
4.  The name of the law enforcement agency with which the
applicant cooperated; or
5.  A written statement from that law enforcement agency
providing details of the extent of the cooperation provided.
D.  The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation shall make such
additional requirements as deemed necessary to assure proper
disbursal of the reward funds.  Any person regularly employed as a
peace officer, district attorney or assistant district attorney or
any member of immediate family shall be prohibited from receiving
any cash award from said fund.

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