Patrina Adger ReporterFor complete story and video please visit KOCO Channel 5A gully off Fishmarket Road in Pottawatomie County has been a dumping ground for decades.On Thursday, deputies hauled off more…
Today, two problem areas were cleaned up in our county as a result of Deputy Shaun Copelin's efforts to take care of illegal dump sites within our county. We would…
Several deputies at Pottawatomie County Sheriff Sheriff's have once again received numerous Oklahoma Sheriff’s Association Awards, including Deputy of the Year and Reserve Deputy of the Year.
Pott. Co. Deputy Carries Out Fallen Tecumseh Police Officer's PlansPosted: Jul 31, 2017 9:29PM CDT Christy Lewis, News 9 Shortly before 22-year-old Tecumseh police officer Justin Terney died in the…
. The Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office Sex Offender Unit is currently attempting to locate Damien Sumpter. Sumpter has not appeared for his routine registration. Sumpter is also not living at…
Pottawatomie County Deputy Robin Opela opens up about her battle against breast cancer and gives a message to others going through the fight.
Two people were killed and three others suffered injuries in a head-on collision Tuesday afternoon on Coker Road, just north of Waco Road. Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Justin Miller is investigating the crash, which occurred about 12:16 p.m.
A Wanette man was jailed Monday on a shooting with intent to kill complaint after his friend suffered a gunshot wound to the head during an alleged argument.
Once again, fake lottery letters with cashier’s checks have arrived in Shawnee mailboxes, prompting law enforcement officers to issue warnings to area residents. The most recent mailing comes from an address in London, England, with a claim that the person is the winner of the Australia Sweepstakes lottery. The Shawnee resident who received this mailing, along with what appears to be a real cashier’s check, became suspicious and turned over the items to the Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office.
Law enforcement officers in both Lincoln and Pottawatomie counties are still on the lookout for a person wanted for questioning in connection with two pursuits relating to stolen vehicles and trailers Monday night. Lincoln County Sheriff Charlie Dougherty reported the pursuit began in Pottawatomie County as deputies tried to stop a pickup towing a stolen box trailer. Dougherty has identified the driver they are still looking for as David Carter of Meeker.
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