Officer checks loose cattle along Highway 19

Heard on: Jackson County Police, Fire, and EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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36. Yes, I'll be out 10-45.

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10-4.

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Correction: July 31st of (number withheld).

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I've got an OLN of (number withheld).

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Address out of Talala.

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Go ahead.

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Yeah, it's gonna be about 400 feet down on 19.

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I'm

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sure he's long enough to get him off if I can see a brand new tag.

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Spring Jackson.

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Hey, go ahead.

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Well, they have some numbered ear tags.

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No name on them on there, and no stinger on the rifle brand.

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Copy.

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Yeah.

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I am. He's got a group of

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stuff in the yard at (number withheld) .

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Highway 19.

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I am going to go see if I make contact.

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See if anybody's home.

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I don't really think he's got one in here.

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Copy. I've got a.

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Burrow winners is going to have to check also.

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Okay, appreciate it.

8/27/2026 11:02 AM

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OK-19, Blair, OK 73526

Officer checks loose cattle along Highway 19

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a deputy made a traffic-related stop on Highway 19 and then checked loose ear‑tagged livestock found about 400 feet off the road. The deputy went to a nearby property on Highway 19 to see if anyone was home and whether the animals might belong there.

Officer checks loose cattle along Highway 19

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