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Sheriff’s Office needing assistance in locating missing horses near Tonkawa

Monday, July 6 by Lyman James

The Kay County Sheriff’s Office is needing assistance locating the owner(s) of two horses that were found roaming the area of 13th Street and Hartford Avenue, about 2 miles north of Tonkawa. They have been described as a black in color horse accompanied by a gray in color horse. Numerous horse owners between Tonkawa and... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office warns about recent scam

Friday, June 19 by Lyman James

Kay County Sheriff's Office wants to alert the public about a scam. On Thursday, June 18, A citizen received a call today from (425) 279-7540 advising he is with Computer Support Services and that their Norton Antivirus subscription is expiring soon and the cost to auto renew will be $299.00. THIS IS A SCAM. Please... Read More.

CANCELLED Noble County Sheriff’s Office issues Silver Alert for missing man

Wednesday, May 13 by Lyman James

UPDATE: THE SILVER ALERT HAS BEEN CANCELLED The Noble County Sheriff's Office has issued a Silver Alert for Randy Ritthaler, 67. Ritthaler was last seen at around 6 p.m. on May 12 in the Stillwater area as he was leaving for Perry. He was last seen wearing dark colored long-sleeves, blue jeans, brown western belt and... Read More.

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Grant Co. Sheriff’s Office warns of fraud

Monday, May 4 by Lyman James

The Grant County Sheriff's Office wants to remind people that if you or anyone you know has received a letter from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission stating that a claim has been filed for unemployment benefits on your behalf and you have not filed that claim yourself, it is fraud and should be reported.... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office Provides Details For Safer At Home Order Now In Effect

Thursday, March 26 by Lyman James

A Safer at home order is now in effect until April 30 for Kay and the other 27 counties in Oklahoma with COVID-19 cases. This is for older Oklahoman's and those with underlying health issues compromising their immune systems. The policy is intended to guarantee employment protections for older Oklahoman's and limit their travel to... Read More.

Silver Alert Issued By Pawnee County Sheriff’s Office

Monday, March 9 by Lyman James

A Silver Alert has been issued by the Pawnee County Sheriff's Office for Elvin Mills Jr., 61. Mills was last seen wearing blue checkered pajama bottoms, t-shirt, and a lightweight blue jacket. Mills was last located at 12 p.m. on March 8 at a gas station in Preston, OK in Okmulgee County. According to... Read More.

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Kay County Sheriff’s Office Warns Of Scam Call Going Around

Friday, January 10 by Lyman James

The Kay County Sheriff's Office wants to warn citizens of a new scam call going around. A Blackwell resident contacted the sheriff's office this week after receiving a call from what she stated was the sheriff's office. The resident said that the caller was a male subject that told her she owed a debt to a... Read More.

Payne County Sheriff’s Office Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide

Wednesday, March 20 by Lyman James

PAYNE COUNTY - The Payne County Sheriff’s Office along with the Oklahoma Bureau of Investigations are investigating a possible murder-suicide Wednesday. According to the Payne County Sheriff’s Office, they received information concerning a missing person case out of Lincoln County on Tuesday, March 19. The sheriff’s office says deputies responded to the last known... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office Warning About Soliciting Scam Calls

Tuesday, February 19 by Lyman James

The Kay County Sheriff's Office reports that they have received a few phone calls from the past two weeks or so from citizens receiving phone calls from subjects claiming to be soliciting donations for the Kay County Sheriff's Office. The Kay County Sheriff's Office wants to remind people that these are scams and that... Read More.

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Kay County Sheriff’s Office Hosts AAIR Training

Tuesday, January 29 by Lyman James

During the week of January 21-25, the Kay County Sheriff's Office hosted and attended the very first Active Attack Integrated Response Course(AAIR) Train the Trainer at the Phillips 66 complex in Ponca City. Over 100 students in the central part of the United States applied for the course with 35 chosen to attend. Thirty-four... Read More.