Anthony Ahaisse, Second Degree Murder, Oklahoma 2019

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Tulsa Man Convicted of 2019 Murder

A Seminole Citizen was involved in a violent crime in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that left a man dead. Anthony Ahaisse, 30, of Tulsa, was found guilty of second degree murder and will face the consequences.

According to the evidence, Ahaisse was enraged and acted callously when he pulled the trigger and took Gregory Collins’ life on March 23, 2019, just after 12 am. A witness to the crime reported that the victim heard a loud noise outside the home and went to investigate. The victim then ran back to a bedroom and tried to hide under the bed. The woman saw Ahaisse, her ex-boyfriend, enter the room and shoot twice under the bed, striking the victim.

The investigation was conducted by the Tulsa Police Department and the FBI. The case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Dennis Fries and Richard Cella. The defendant will receive 420 months in federal prison if the Court accepts the parties’ plea agreement at sentencing.

U.S. District Judge Claire V. Eagan set sentencing for October 4, 2021. Ahaisse admitted to murdering Gregory Collins in his written plea agreement. A witness to the crime reported that Ahaisse exited the room after shooting the victim.

The defendant was taken into custody after a Tulsa police officer observed a white pickup traveling at a high rate of speed. When the officer attempted to stop the pickup, the driver continued recklessly. Eventually, the driver stopped and was taken into custody and identified as Anthony Ahaisse. The officer observed blood on the defendant’s clothing and discovered a loaded Glock 22 and a shotgun.

The Glock recovered from the vehicle was later found to match the ballistics from the crime scene. The defendant pleaded guilty to second degree murder, a serious crime that carries significant penalties. Ahaisse’s actions have resulted in the loss of a life and the trauma of those left behind.