THEFT LAW CRIME WATCH
DISTRICT 4 — NORTH CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Black White-Face Heifer Calf Missing from Payne County
Special Ranger Bart Perrier reports a 550-pound heifer calf, black with a black and white motley face, went miss- ing from a property near Orlando in Payne County, Okla. The calf weighed approximately 550 pounds and had a blue “HB” tag in the left ear and a JHB brand on the left hip that looks like J-B. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Perrier at 918-275-4257.
DISTRICT 5 — EASTERN OKLAHOMA Four Head Missing from Adair County Special Ranger John Cummings reports the April 16
theft of 4 head of cattle from a property near Stilwell in Adair County, Okla. The stolen cattle were Angus-cross cows, all 5 to 6 years of age and weighing approximately 1,100 pounds each. Some cows had orange or yellow num- bered ear tags. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Cummings at 918-342-0888.
Newborn Calf Taken from Tulsa County Pasture Cummings reports the theft of a newborn calf from a
pasture near Broken Arrow in Tulsa County. Between April 10 and 13, a thief or thieves took down a fence to steal the black calf. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Cummings at 918-342-0888.
Saddles, Drill Taken from Mayes County Property Cummings reports the theft of saddles and a cordless
drill from a property near Pryor in Mayes County, Okla. Be- tween May 8 and 9, a thief or thieves entered an unlocked barn to steal a brown leather barrel saddle with a square skirt, rough-out fenders, and a dark green 14-inch seat. The saddle bears stamps saying “made by Vagga” on the square skirt and the name “Regina W” stamped on the back cantle in dark brown letters. A second saddle was also stolen. It is a brown smooth leather barrel saddle with a 14-inch seat. Also stolen was a brown leather small or child’s barrel sad- dle with dirty white vet tape on the fenders. A cordless drill
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was also taken. If you have any information on this theft, please call Cummings at 918-342-0888.
DISTRICT 12 — NORTHEAST TEXAS Six Cattle Stolen South of Avery Special Ranger Toney Hurley reports the theft of 6 head
of cattle from a property south of Avery in Red River Coun- ty. Between April 23 and 25, a thief or thieves cut a fence to steal: 2 registered 6-year-old Brangus cows with a rock- ing M brand on the left rib; 2 Braford F1 cows, 5-to-6 years old, with the HH brand on the left hip; a 6-year-old black, white-face cow; and an F1 cross heifer calf weighing ap- proximately 450 pounds with a white strip down the face. If you have any information regarding these cattle, please call Hurley at 903-945-3236.
DISTRICT 14 — EAST TEXAS Fifteen Cattle and Equipment Stolen in Navarro County
Special Ranger Jimmy Dickson reports the theft of 15 head of cattle and calves, a red cattle chute and a gate from a property near Barry in Navarro County. Between late March and April 18, a thief or thieves cut a fence to steal 11 Angus-Brangus cross cattle with a DJ brand on the left hip and 4 Angus-Brangus cross calves. Also stolen were a red cattle chute and a red gate. If you have any information regarding this case, please call Dickson at 903-586-8733.
DISTRICT 15 — CENTRAL TEXAS Charolais and Red Brangus Bulls Stolen in Coryell County
Special Ranger Marvin Wills reports the theft of 2 bulls from a property south of Gatesville in Coryell County. The bulls were placed in a pen on April 30 and when the owner returned on May 1, the bulls were gone. Missing is a Cha- rolais bull weighing approximately 1,100 pounds and a Red Brangus bull weighing approximately 1,200 pounds. Both bulls have horns but no brands or marks. If you have any information regarding this theft, please call Wills at 254- 865-2571.
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