According to a Sallisaaw police report, the break-in occurred between 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Monday in the 600 block of Kody Lane.
At 12:50 p.m. Monday Officer Tucker Martens and Lt. John Owens were dispatched to the home after a report was made that a home's doors had been kicked in and property damaged.
The homeowner told police he already looked in the home and saw no one in the home and couldn't see anything missing. Tucker reported that the house was in disarray, including the child's bedroom. All the furniture had large cuts in them and there was damage to the drywall. All the kitchen cabinets were also open. The owner told police there was a small safe that had been tampered with.
Three latent fingerprints were lifted off the safe, along with one fingerprint from the trim around the safe. All were submitted to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation for analysis.
Owens and Martens patrolled the area earlier that day around 11 a.m. and noticed nothing irregular, Martens reported. A person who was walking in the area at that same time told police he heard what might have been yelling coming from behind the home.
There are currently no suspects or witnesses in the case, police reported.
