Police identify suspect in double homicide at suspected drug house in Henryetta

Henryetta Police identified the suspect who they said fatally stabbed two people, injured another, and stabbed himself at an alleged drug house on Thursday.

Henryetta Police identified the suspect as 21-year-old Brady Jordan Alva Cifuentes.

“Cifuentes is a Guatemalan national and has had contact with ICE in the past,” police said. “Investigators believe Cifuentes has a current ICE detainer. No other information on the detainer has been supplied.”

Cifuentes remains in a Tulsa hospital in stable condition from his self-inflicted stab wound.

Police said once he’s released from the hospital, he’ll be taken back to Okmulgee County and booked in jail for first-degree murder, aggravated assault and battery, and marijuana trafficking.

The medical examiner’s office is still working to identify the deceased victims positively, police said.

Two people are dead, one person is in critical condition and a suspect was taken to the hospital after a stabbing at an alleged drug house in Henryetta near South 4th Street and West Division Street on Thursday afternoon.

Police said a man died inside the home and a woman died outside the home after allegedly being stabbed by the suspect.

A third victim who was stabbed is in critical condition and was taken to a Tulsa hospital.

The suspect was taken to a Tulsa hospital after stabbing himself in the chest just before police arrived.

Police said they had to use a Taser on the suspect after he stabbed himself.

Police have not been able to identify any of the victims or the suspect, but they said they believe none spoke English.

Police said a large amount of drugs was found inside the house and they believe it was a drug operation.