A truck slammed into a line of cars waiting at a red light, and Lt. Brian Bizzell was trapped in the middle of it all The crash happened at 116th Street North and Garnett in Owasso, turning into a chain reaction that set multiple vehicles on fire. Bizzell, a Tulsa firefighter with nearly 28 years of service, was inside one of the cars and didn’t survive. Police shut down the intersection and began collecting dash cam footage to understand what went wrong. The Tulsa Fire Department confirmed his death the next day, describing him as a steady, compassionate leader. Deepest condolences to his family and fellow firefighters.
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A truck slammed into a line of cars waiting at a red light, and Lt. Brian Bizzell was trapped in the middle of it all The crash happened at 116th Street North and Garnett in Owasso, turning into a chain reaction that set multiple vehicles on fire. Bizzell, a Tulsa firefighter with nearly 28 years of service, was inside one of the cars and didn’t survive. Police shut down the intersection and began collecting dash cam footage to understand what went wrong. The Tulsa Fire Department confirmed his death the next day, describing him as a steady, compassionate leader. Deepest condolences to his family and fellow firefighters.

A devastating multi-vehicle crash in Owasso has claimed the life of Lt. Brian Bizzell, a highly respected member of the Tulsa Fire Department with nearly 28 years of service. The…