According to a Sallisaw Police Officer Houston Murray's report, the break-in was reported at 11 a.m. Friday.
On Friday, Murray was sent to the school's agriculture department on a break-in call. Once at the location, the school's agriculture instructor, Roger Stites, and Ernie Martens, high school principal, met with Murray.
Stites showed Murray the back door to the building. Murray reported that someone had taken a bar of square tubing and beat the window and the protective screen, allowing them access to the lock on the inside. The suspects then entered the building, but did not take anything or destroy anything, Murray reported.
Stites then showed police the greenhouse. Inside, the suspects had turned over every table and a large shelf damaging the plant stock. No other items were touched in the greenhouse. The suspects also turned over an old barbecue grill and broke out the glass.
Stites estimated the damage to be $500 in plants and $400 to the door.
