Pryor Creek Police Arrest Four in Multi-City Car Burglary and Drug Case

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Pryor Creek Police Arrest Four in Multi-City Car Burglary and Drug Case

By Miami News-Digest

Published on December 23, 2024

PRYOR, Okla. — Four people were arrested Monday evening after Pryor Creek police linked a series of car burglaries to a residence in Vinita, where officers discovered stolen items and a significant quantity of narcotics.

Pryor Creek Police Officer Reese, leading the investigation, identified the suspect and vehicle involved using surveillance footage from residences, businesses, and Flock cameras. This breakthrough led to a search warrant for the suspect's Vinita residence.



Pryor Creek Police Chief Jeremy Cantrell shared details of the operation on his department’s Facebook page. “Pryor Creek Police, GRDA Police, Vinita Police, and Craig County Sheriff’s Deputies served the warrant early this evening,” he wrote.

Multiple people were inside the home during the search, which uncovered stolen property linked to burglaries in Pryor, Claremore, and Fairland. Officers also discovered a large quantity of narcotics.

Three adults were taken into custody and booked into the Craig County Jail, while a juvenile was transported to a juvenile detention center.

“This is an ongoing investigation,” Cantrell stated. “More information and details will be released when they become available.”

The arrests follow a series of car burglaries reported early Saturday morning in Pryor Creek. Officer Reese has been working closely with victims and area residents since the incidents occurred.

The Pryor Creek Police Department has not yet released the names of the suspects or additional details about the narcotics seized.

Tags: Pryor Creek, Vinita, car burglaries, stolen property, narcotics, arrests, GRDA Police, Craig County, Oklahoma news

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