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Police
News
May 4, 2023

Police logs

04/24/2023 to 05/01/23

04/24/2023 to 05/01/23

During the week of April 24 to May 1, Sequoyah County law enforcement tended to 11 animal calls, 107 traffic stops, along with numerous medical and domestic calls according to police reports. Following is a list of incidents included from last week’s reports:

4/24/23

1:30 p.m. – Other – Swon Road – RP advised she watched a female shove things in her pants at the dollar store and now she is refusing to pay for them. – Daniel Whitus responded.

8:16 p.m. – Suspicious Person – Hwy. 64 – RP reported there is a man under the bridge on Hwy. 64 and the RP owns the land on both sides of the road. RP is afraid to confront the person. – Vian PD responded.

4/25/23

6:36 a.m. – Other – I-40 303 mile marker – RP advised a male in a newer model red Dodge truck pointed a pistol with a light attachment or laser pointer at him while driving. The Dodge took the 308 exit and headed south on Hwy. 59. – Daniel Whitus responded.

8:43 a.m. – Stolen Property – Gans Git n Go – RP advised a person pumped gas and then tried to pay with a check and the clerk called the person whose name is on the check and the check owner advised they did not write it. When confronted, the person left in a gold car and left the passenger at the store. – Daniel Whitus responded.

9:50 p.m. – Information – Dollar General, South 59 – RP advised he was set up and jumped by another man at the dam. The suspects took off toward Sallisaw and shot at another vehicle with a BB gun when they passed them. Believes the vehicle went west on Wildhorse Mtn. Rd. RP said they did not wish to speak with a deputy but would come to the office in the morning to make a report. – Cody Parkerson responded.

10:26 p.m. – Stolen Vehicle – RP reported they loaned their vehicle to a man to go get gas and they never returned. RP talked with the man today and he said while getting gas at Gans, the subjects with him left him at the store and took the car. RP gave tag information. – Jeff Neighbors responded.

4/26/23

9:02 a.m. – Speak with Deputy – Hwy. 64 – RP advised there was a man staying on her property and she didn’t know he was there. A deputy had told him to leave the property and to take his belongings with him but she said today, there seems to be more stuff there. She’d like to know what she can do. – Shane Petree responded.

9:28 a.m. – Breaking and Entering – S. 4475 Rd. – RP advised the cabin and barn that’s on their property where they keep their cattle has been broken into. The gate was unlocked and he noticed his chainsaw was gone. When he went to the cabin he realized the door was busted in and there were guns and crossbows missing. – Shane Petree responded.

9:01 p.m. – Prowler – E. 1000 Rd. – RP advised a male has banged on the window three times. The last time he ran toward the back of the house. Male is in a dark blue, long sleeved T-shirt, and a red and gray beanie. Mark Choate responded.

4/27/23

7:51 a.m. – Suspicious Person – Moffett School – RP reported a female was standing in the middle of old Hwy. 64, just in front of the pull and parts store. Older female wearing dark clothing and swinging an umbrella around. – Austin Blackfox responded.

10:32 a.m. – Suspicious Person – Anglen’s Grocery – RP advised a male and a female showed up banging on his door saying they were being chased by people with guns and asking for water. RP wants a deputy to meet him at Anglen’s Grocery. Brian Stone responded.

3:56 p.m. – Pursuit – Sequoyah Street – Advised they were out with a male who took off running into the apartment complex. Male then seen on Randal and Mill Streets. Believes he may be hiding in a shop building. Vian PD later advised they saw him jump in a red car and head back to Sequoyah St. Now at liquor store attempting to make contact with possible subjects. – Shane Petree responded.

8:37 p.m. – Animal/Other – S. 4435 Rd. – RP advised neighbor shot her dogs. The RP was out there with her daughter and they were trying to get the dog while they shot at them. – Allen Ramey responded.

4/28/23

11:29 a.m. – Altercation – E. 1046 Rd. RP had a disconnected cell phone, can’t call her back but she said her neighbor is over there kicking her stuff. They have got into an altercation before, he’s saying he has a protective order against her. – Daniel Whitus responded.

7:16 p.m. – Burglary – E. 1000 Rd. – RP stated someone broke into her residence and took jewelry and tools. RP says the house is secure now. Jeff Neighbors responded.

8:10 p.m. – Stolen Vehicle – Near Blunt Baptist – RP advised her car was parked on her son’s property and it has been stolen in the last couple of weeks. She’s not sure when it was exactly stolen or who may have stolen it. She would like a deputy to meet her to take a report. – Cody Parkerson responded.

11:56 p.m. – Prowler – E. 1132 Rd. – RP advised she heard someone at the back of the residence and when she said she was calling 911, she heard another rumble and now nothing. Charles Webber responded.

4/29/23

11:12 a.m. – Stolen Property – Hwy 10A – RP advised her shed was broken into Wednesday and she has made a list of stolen items and would like to make a report. Tools were missing. – Justin Deuley responded.

1:45 p.m. – Noise Complaint – E. 1046 Rd. – RP advised his neighbor is playing music too loud throughout the day and when he drives by his house, he makes hand gestures toward him. – Daniel Whitus responded.

4/30/23

5:22 a.m. – Assist – Eagle Rock Rd. Muldrow PD advised an intruder inside the residence. Homeowner saw them turn on the bathroom light, homeowner has locked herself in the bedroom. – Jeff Neighbors responded.

11:08 a.m. – Vandalism – I-40 westbound – RP advised he came to pick up his sister’s car on the side of I-40 where she left it due to a flat tire and someone has busted out the windows and stolen the battery. – Justin Deuley responded.

11:50 a.m. – Suspicious Person – Allison Cemetery – RP advised there was a suspicious vehicle with a paper tag. Male was sleeping in the floor of the vehicle. – Daniel Whitus responded.

10:36 p.m. – Accident without Injuries – South 4756 Rd. – RP advised a dark-colored pickup came through their yard and tore up a lot of stuff. Vehicle left and went around the bend, it had a headlight out and may have other body damage from hitting objects. – Jeff Neighbors responded.

5/1/23

7:43 a.m. -Breaking and Entering Vian Subway – Manger called Vian PD about a possible break-in. – Vian PD responded.

12:16 p.m. – Stolen Property – Strayhorn – RP advised she is staying at campground and she left this morning at 6 a.m. and just came back and her red trunk with some of her belongings in it has been taken. – Shane Petree responded.

7:10 p.m. – Shooting Firearms Unsafe – S. 4718 Rd. – RP advised neighbors were shooting their firearms earlier, which is not unusual. They are no longer shooting but she found her back storm door has been shot and shattered. She’d like to make a report. – Allen Ramey responded.

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