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Sheriff Chris Elliott and the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office are Protecting the citizens of Wagoner County with Honor, Integrity and Dedication.

Sheriff Chris Elliott and the Wagoner County Sheriff' Office employs Approximately 30 full time deputies with 3 full time investigators as well as 19 detention officers. The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office commands 5 divisions including: Patrol, Investigations, Court Security, K9 operations and the Wagoner County Jail. The Wagoner County Jail houses a maximum of 152 inmates.

11/02/2026

Wagoner County Deputies assist Cherokee Marshals in arrest following vehicle pursuit in Okay

The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office assisted Cherokee Marshal's deputies on 10-27-2026, in an operation to locate a wanted individual in the Okay area that ended in a vehicle crash and the subject's subsequent arrest.

Wagoner County Sheriff's Office deputies Lt. Andrews, Deputy N. Boyd, and Deputy S Horvath met with Cherokee Marshal's deputies in Okay for a briefing. Following the briefing, deputies traveled to a residence where the wanted individual was believed to be located.

At approximately 1809 hours, as deputies approached the property, a Wagoner County deputy observed a silver pickup attempting to leave the area. The vehicle accelerated rapidly while traveling in reverse, prompting the deputy to activate emergency lights and sirens. A vehicle pursuit was initiated as the pickup continued traveling in reverse in an attempt to evade law enforcement.

The pickup traveled north on N. 61st St. E. and then east on E. 105th St. N. while continuing to travel at a high rate of speed in reverse. As the vehicle approached N. 62nd St. E., the driver lost control, and the pickup overturned onto its roof. The driver was found inside the overturned pickup and complained of injuries.

Wagoner EMS personnel responded to the scene, provided emergency assistance, and transported the driver to a medical helicopter staged at Okay Public Schools. The driver was airlifted to a hospital for further medical treatment. The suspect was identified as identified as William Smith of Colcord, AR.

Following medical treatment, Smith was transported to the Wagoner County Detention Center, where he was held on warrants and holds from multiple locations in Arkansas. The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office appreciates the assistance and coordination of the Cherokee Marshal's Office and Wagoner EMS in bringing the incident to a safe conclusion for responding personnel and the public.

11/02/2026

Sheriff’s Office arrests suspect in Child Predator investigation

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man following an undercover investigation targeting individuals attempting to solicit minors for s*xual activity.

On 09-17-2026, Wagoner County investigators conducted an operation in partnership with SOSA - Safe from Online S*x Abuse, a nonprofit organization that works alongside law enforcement to identify and investigate individuals suspected of online child s*xual abuse and exploitation. A decoy working with the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office began communicating online with an individual through online platforms. During the subsequent communications, the decoy disclosed that she was 15 years old.

According to investigators, the individual continued communicating with the decoy after being informed of her age. The conversations included s*xually suggestive messages, discussions about monetary compensation, and arrangements for an in-person meeting. On 10-08-2026, the individual agreed to meet the decoy at a restaurant located in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Investigators allege that the individual agreed to pay the decoy upon arrival.

When the individual arrived at the predetermined meeting location, Wagoner County Investigators identified the suspect and took him into custody without incident. The suspect was identified as Andrew J. Feeley of Broken Arrow, OK. He was transported to the Wagoner County Detention Center and booked into same. He was charged with Lewd or Indecent Proposals / Acts to Child and Facilitate S*xual Contact with Minor.

Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott stated, “Let this case serve as a reminder that the internet does not provide a shield from law enforcement. When someone targets a minor for s*xual activity, we will investigate those actions and pursue appropriate charges. Through our partnership with SOSA, we are working to identify offenders and make our Wagoner County communities safer for children.”

10/30/2026

Sheriff's Office arrests Broken Arrow man following Child Exploitation Investigation

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a man following an undercover investigation targeting individuals attempting to solicit minors for s*xual activity.

On 09-17-2026, Wagoner County investigators conducted an operation in partnership with SOSA - Safe from Online S*x Abuse, a nonprofit organization that works alongside law enforcement to identify and investigate individuals suspected of online child s*xual abuse and exploitation. A decoy working with the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office began communicating online with an individual through online platforms. During the subsequent communications, the decoy disclosed that she was 15 years old

The investigation began on 09-17-2026, when a Wagoner County confidential informant deployed a decoy during an undercover operation. Littledave initiated contact with the decoy and began communicating about arranging a meeting for s*xual activity in exchange for money.

During the communications, the suspect disclosed that he was over 30 years old and was subsequently informed that the decoy was 15. Although the suspect initially expressed concern upon learning the decoy's age, he continued communicating and pursuing arrangements to meet.

Over the following weeks, communications between the suspect and the decoy continued intermittently. On 10-07-2026 and 10-08-2027, the suspect reinitiated contact and worked to arrange a meeting during his lunch break. The discussions included negotiating payment for s*xual activity and coordinating the location and timing of the meeting. During the communications, the suspect also instructed the decoy to delete their text message conversation, indicating that he did not want others to discover their communications.

On 10-08-2026, the suspect met with the decoy for the previously discussed purpose of engaging in s*xual activity. He was subsequently taken into custody by law enforcement. The suspect was identified as Justin T Littledave of Broken Arrow, OK. He was charged with Lewd of Indecent Proposals/Acts to Child and Facilitate S*xual Contact with Minor. The inmate was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Tribal Law Enforcement Agency for further processing and the filing of charges based on their tribal status.

The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office appreciates the cooperation and assistance of its law enforcement partners in this investigation.

10/29/2026

Sheriff’s Office Investigator receives Oklahoma LAP Officer of the Year Award

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce that Domestic Violence/S*xual Assault Investigator Jake Carey has been named the 2026 Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) Officer of the Year by the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office.

On 10-28-2026 Investigator Carey was recognized for his outstanding commitment to protecting victims of domestic violence, promoting victim safety, and implementing the Lethality Assessment Protocol to help identify individuals who may be at heightened risk of serious harm or homicide in intimate partner violence situations. The award was presented by Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond in recognition of Investigator Carey’s work and his contributions to victim safety and domestic violence prevention.

Investigator Carey demonstrated exceptional dedication to the LAP, including its accurate and trauma-informed use, collaboration with victim service providers, and efforts to uphold the highest standards of Oklahoma law enforcement. Sheriff Chris Elliott and Major Dustin Dorr were also in attendance to witness Investigator Carey receive this recognition.

The Lethality Assessment Protocol is an important tool in domestic violence response. It helps law enforcement officers identify high-risk situations and connect victims with resources and services that can improve their safety. Through the use of this protocol, officers can help facilitate timely intervention and access to support for victims facing potentially life-threatening circumstances.

Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott stated, “This recognition is a tremendous honor for Investigator Carey and reflects the dedication he brings to serving and protecting the citizens of Wagoner County. Domestic violence investigations require compassion, professionalism, and a commitment to putting victim safety first. Investigator Carey’s work reflects those values and the importance of working alongside community partners to help protect those experiencing domestic violence.”

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office congratulates Investigator Carey on this well deserved recognition and thanks him for his continued service to the community. The Sheriff’s Office remains committed to supporting victims of domestic violence and s*xual assault, strengthening partnerships with victim service providers, and pursuing efforts that promote safety, accountability, and justice throughout Wagoner County.

10/29/2026

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10/28/2026

Another Coweta National Night Out in the books

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office had an amazing time connecting with our community at National Night Out in Coweta.

Sheriff Chris Elliott, Lieutenant Jeff Halfacre, Deputy Dennis Clark, and Deputy Peyton Launius enjoyed visiting with families, handing out stickers and candy, and sharing plenty of smiles throughout the evening.

The highlight of the night was watching all the kiddos excitedly pick out their very own pumpkins to take home. Seeing those big smiles made the evening extra special.

A HUGE THANK YOU to everyone who organized, sponsored, volunteered, and participated in this wonderful event! We appreciate our fellow first responders, partnering agencies, community businesses, and everyone who helped make the night such a success.

Most importantly, thank you to our community for coming out, spending time with us, and allowing us to be part of such a fun evening! Building relationships with the families we serve is one of the best parts of what we do. We are proud to serve Wagoner County and look forward to seeing everyone again this weekend. The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office will be at the Broken Arrow Spooktacular on Saturday, 10-31-2026, on Main Street in Broken Arrow from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

10/28/2026

Online investigation leads to Owasso man’s arrest in Wagoner County

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office announces the arrest of an Owasso, OK man following an undercover online investigation into suspected s*xual communications with a person believed to be a 14-year-old female.

On 10-07-2026 Wagoner County investigators conducted an operation in partnership with SOSA - Safe from Online S*x Abuse, a nonprofit organization that works alongside law enforcement to identify and investigate individuals suspected of online child s*xual abuse and exploitation.

The investigation began in September 2026 when law enforcement officers conducting an undercover operation used an online decoy portraying a 14-year-old female. The suspect initiated communications with the decoy through multiple online dating applications. According to investigators, the suspect was explicitly informed that the decoy was 14 years old. Despite being given the opportunity to discontinue contact, he continued communicating with the decoy over the following weeks.

During the investigation, authorities documented messages in which the suspect allegedly discussed s*xual topics and made statements concerning potential s*xual activity. Investigators also documented communications in which the suspect discussed the possibility of meeting the decoy in person. On 10-07-2026 the suspect agreed to meet the decoy at a Broken Arrow convenience store.

The suspect traveled from Owasso to the designated location in Broken Arrow after arranging the meeting. Upon his arrival, law enforcement officers took him into custody without incident.

The suspect was identified as Robert L Boyd of Owasso, OK. He was transported to the Wagoner County Detention Center and booked into same. He was charged with Lewd or Indecent Proposals / Acts to Child and Facilitate S*xual Contact with Minor.

Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott stated, “Protecting our children is one of the most important responsibilities we have as a community, and it is a responsibility we take seriously every single day. The internet has created opportunities for children to learn and connect, but it has also created avenues for predators to target, manipulate, and exploit them. We will not ignore those threats, and we will not stop working to identify those who seek to harm our children. Sheriff Elliott continued, “I want parents, guardians, and every member of our community to understand that child safety is a shared responsibility. Talk with your children about who they communicate with online, encourage them to report uncomfortable or inappropriate interactions, and remind them that they can come to you without fear of blame or punishment. If you see something concerning, report it. What may seem like a simple online conversation could be an indication of something far more serious.”

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to protecting children and investigating allegations of s*xual exploitation involving minors. The agency encourages parents and guardians to discuss online safety with children and to report suspected exploitation or inappropriate online contact to law enforcement.

10/27/2026

Sheriff’s Office participates in 2026 Porter Schools Mental Health Fair

On 10-16-2026, Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott and Lieutenant Jeff Halfacre participated in the 2026 Porter Schools Mental Health Fair, providing students with important information and education on safety, responsible decision-making, and mental health awareness.

During the event, Sheriff Elliott and Lieutenant Halfacre instructed students on several important topics affecting young people today, including:
• One Pill Can Kill: Educating students about the dangers of counterfeit pills, the risks of fentanyl, and the potentially deadly consequences of taking medication that is not prescribed to them.
• Threats on Social Media: Discussing the seriousness of online threats, responsible social media use, and the potential consequences of threatening behavior online.
• Inappropriate Texting: Helping students understand the importance of responsible digital communication, appropriate boundaries, and the potential consequences of inappropriate messages.
• Mental Health Awareness: Encouraging students to recognize the importance of mental health, understand that asking for help is a sign of strength, and know where to turn when they or someone they know may be struggling.

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office recognizes the importance of educating young people and providing them with the knowledge and resources needed to make safe, informed decisions. Events like the Porter Schools Mental Health Fair create valuable opportunities for students to learn, ask questions, and engage with public safety professionals about issues that affect their daily lives.

Sheriff Chris Elliott and Lieutenant Jeff Halfacre would like to extend their sincere appreciation to Porter Consolidated Schools, School Counselor Charity Romine, Nadine Scott, and everyone involved in organizing the event for inviting the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office to participate.

Thank you to Porter Schools for including us in this important event and for your continued commitment to the safety, well-being, and success of your students. We appreciate the opportunity to work alongside our local schools to help educate and protect the next generation.

10/26/2026

Investigators arrest Texas man accused of Soliciting 14-Year-Old Decoy

On 09-19-2026 Wagoner County investigators conducted an operation in partnership with SOSA - Safe from Online S*x Abuse, a nonprofit organization that works alongside law enforcement to identify and investigate individuals suspected of online child s*xual abuse and exploitation. Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office Investigators were notified that a male subject was contacting a decoy that was posing as a 14-year-old female solicited a minor for s*x. The suspect asked the decoy to meet up and they agreed that they could meet in Wagoner County.

The suspect had been speaking with this decoy for a short time, and the conversation quickly became s*xual in nature. The suspect had confirmed that he knew her to be 14 years old. The suspect agreed to meet the decoy. Upon the suspect arriving at a convenience store to meet with the decoy, he was taken into custody without incident.

The suspect was identified as Coleman W Rogers of Fort Worth, TX. He was transported to the Wagoner County Detention Center and booked into same on the following charges: Facilitate S*xual Conduct with Minor and Lewd or Indecent Proposals / Acts to Child. His bond was set at $100,000 dollars.

Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott stated, “Our message is clear: our children deserve to grow up safe, protected, and free from those who would attempt to take advantage of their innocence. We encourage parents to talk openly with their children about online safety, know who they are communicating with, and report anything that raises concern. Keeping children safe isn't just a law enforcement responsibility, it takes an entire community working together.”

10/26/2026

Sheriff’s Office enjoys another Coweta Trunk or Treat

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office had a wonderful time participating in Coweta’s Trunk or Treat on Saturday, 10-24-2026. Sheriff Chris Elliott, Lieutenant Jeff Halfacre, and Deputy Dennis Clark enjoyed handing out candy, visiting with local families, and sharing in the Halloween fun with children throughout the Coweta community.

Events like Coweta’s Trunk or Treat provide a great opportunity for our deputies to connect with the community outside of their everyday duties and help create fun, lasting memories for local families. Seeing the kids dressed in their Halloween costumes and sharing smiles made the event a special experience for everyone involved.

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office is proud to be part of a community that comes together to provide safe, family-friendly events for children and families. We appreciate the time and effort put forth by the Downtown Activities Committee and everyone who helped organize this wonderful event.

Halloween fun continues this weekend. Don’t forget to join the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office at the Broken Arrow Spooktacular on Saturday, 10-31-2026, on Main Street in Broken Arrow. We look forward to seeing everyone there. Happy Halloween from the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office!

From all of us at the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office, thank you to the Coweta community for the warm welcome and for allowing us to be part of such a fun Halloween tradition!

Address

307 E Cherokee Street
Wagoner, OK
74467

Telephone

+19184853124

Website

http://www.wagonercountyso.org/

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