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Two Oklahoma Men Arrested in Rogers County Case
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N EARLY APRIL, DAVID SMITH, 44, Skiatook, and Toby Hall, 44, Tulsa, were charged with bur-
glary and theft charges after they allegedly stole saddles and a horse trailer from a rancher in Rogers County, Okla. Smith was charged with 1 count
of second-degree burglary and 1 count of grand larceny. Hall was also charged with
second-degree burglary and grand larceny. As of the April arrests, he was in the Tulsa County jail on unrelated charges, and a hold was placed on him for the Rogers County charges. The investigation was led by
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Bart Perrier
TSCRA Special Ranger
46 The Cattleman June 2013
John Cummings TSCRA Special Ranger
thecattlemanmagazine.com
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Rais- ers Association (TSCRA) Special Rangers John Cummings and Bart Perrier and Rogers County Sheriff’s Offi ce investigator Joe Garber. On November 14, 2012, Cum-
mings was contacted by the victim, who reported that someone had broken into the barn and stolen 6 saddles and a horse trailer worth $7,500. TSCRA would like to thank Rog-
ers County Sheriff Scott Walton, Deputy Cody Marquis and Deputy Tandy Reeder for assisting in this investigation.
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