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Deputy finds 21 grams of meth in vehicle during routine stop in Okay, Oklahoma
OKAY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) arrested one man for narcotics possession after a traffic stop. According to WCSO, a deputy initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for affixing or improper tags or decals to a motor vehicle in Okay, Oklahoma. During the stop,...
Two arrested after stolen car found with FLOCK cameras
MAYES COUNTY, OKLA. (KTUL) — Two people were arrested after FLOCK cameras helped recover a stolen vehicle. On Sunday morning, July 25, Wagoner County deputies responded to a stolen vehicle report. The victim said they'd last seen the car the previous evening, and it was gone the following morning.
Tahlequah police issue Silver Alert for missing 71-year-old man
TAHLEQUAH, OK (KTUL) — Have you seen him? The Tahlequah Police Department issued a Silver Alert for 71-year-old Randall Munn. Munn is around six foot and weighs 200 pounds. Police did not say how long Munn has been missing. If you see him or have information on his whereabouts,...
Gore open records request leads to protective order, kidnapping complaint
GORE, Okla. (KTUL) — It was an exchange captured on the town hall's surveillance video back in May when former board member Gideon Miller was asking the town clerk, Lisa Settlemyre, about the status of his open records request. "Lisa these records are readily available and they need to...
Scammers target Cookson Hills Electric service area
Scammers are once again targeting the Cookson Hills Electric service area. This time, they are not only attempting to swindle money over the phone, but are also making personal visits. According to Brad Martin, director of member relations for Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative (CHEC), there have been reports of individuals...
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