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Grady County

County in OklahomaWikipedia

Search complete. 20 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Grady County".

Sep 24, 2026

Megan HoffmanGUEST
6:28
We've had some people withdraw, and it put us below what we needed to be able to do the annexation, so there will be no annexation at this time.
Abigail SekowskyCORRESPONDENT
6:38
Officials with Grady County have explored other avenues to restrict the development.
Abigail SekowskyCORRESPONDENT
6:43
However, unlike city and town officials, county commissioners don't have the authority to regulate industry.
Abigail SekowskyCORRESPONDENT
6:50
In Amber, I'm Abigail Sekowsky.
Ashton CaldwellCORRESPONDENT
1:26
In Oklahoma City, I'm Ashton Caldwell.
Keith MerksHOST
1:29
The Grady County Sheriff's Office is being accused of keeping seized or stolen property.
Keith MerksHOST
1:35
And as Lionel Ramos reports, several of those folks have sued the sheriff hoping to get their stuff back.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
1:42
The latest case filed in Grady County District Court last month alleges the Grady County Sheriff's Office claimed an ATV that had been reported stolen in Payne County six years ago after the item turned up in their jurisdiction.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
1:55
Ryland Rivas is an attorney representing the person in that case and two others who want their stuff back.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
2:01
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Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
1:24
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Michael CrossHOST
1:28
[Instrumental music] The Grady County Sheriff's Office is facing a lawsuit after accusations of keeping seized or stolen property.
Michael CrossHOST
1:40
KOSU's Lionel Ramos reports.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
1:42
The latest case, filed in Grady County District Court last month, alleges the Grady County Sheriff's Office claimed an ATV that had been reported stolen in Payne County six years ago after the item turned up in their jurisdiction.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
1:55
Ryland Rivas is an attorney representing the person in that case and two others who want their stuff back.
Ryland RivasSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:00
I don't know if they're just being lazy or what's going on over there, but, you know, I've gotten three of these now, and I just want them to give people back what's rightfully theirs.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
2:17
And in twenty-twenty-two, the sheriff's office was sued for seizing items while serving several search warrants and failing to return them following a court order amounting to over seventy-one thousand dollars of value.
Lionel RamosCORRESPONDENT
2:29
In Oklahoma City, I'm Lionel Ramos.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:59
And I have to tell you that I had several people send this to me, including Wesley, thank you very much, and, um, it's important to understand what they're saying, of course, and also to understand what the law is in Oklahoma, because it's a little different than it is in some other states.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:14
But first of all, I'm gonna read to you Grady County Sheriff's Office statement posted to Facebook, and I'm guessing elsewhere, but at least Facebook, and I'm gonna read it to you verbatim in its entirety.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:26
"I want to address the four-wheeler issue.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:30
Stacy McCurry never legally registered the four-wheeler after he purchased it.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:38
They entered it into NCIC, and then the next day it was removed out of NCIC by the Payne County Sheriff's Office.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:45
With it being removed from NCIC, it would not alert law enforcement officials as stolen.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:51
That is on Payne County Sheriff's Office, not Grady County Sheriff's Office.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:57
When we recovered the stolen property off of the search warrant, we ran every VIN and a serial number on stolen items found.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:17
Pretty straightforward.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:18
The man is suing the Grady County Sheriff's Office to reclaim his stolen Yamaha four-wheeler, which the department recovered and titled in its own name.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:27
after a judge allowed them to do that by issuing an order.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:31
So the man said his four-wheeler was stolen in 2020 when thieves broke into his property, bypassing padlocks on shipping containers.
Steve LehtoHOST
0:52
He did not hear again about this until earlier this year, when the vehicle was flagged in the National Crime and Information Bureau system, which tracks stolen items.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:02
It's unclear why it would take five or six years to pop up there, but it did.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:08
So the man contacted the Grady County Sheriff's Office, which had recovered the four-wheeler in 2021.
Steve LehtoHOST
1:14
He said he wanted to arrange to pick it up.
Micah KilhofferGUEST
42:07
We've been kind of looking and comparing around other areas.
Micah KilhofferGUEST
42:10
Grady County has a phenomenal one.
Micah KilhofferGUEST
42:14
Canadian County, they just built one several years back.
Micah KilhofferGUEST
42:18
So kind of looking at some of those models and really trying to get what's best for Elk City.
Chris EvansHOST
20:35
Yep.
Chris EvansHOST
20:35
So there's, there's that sick crime that you guys have, but there's also other crimes that you, all crimes you have to deal with, including, I just kind of became aware of a scenario of some stolen property in Logan County that made its way to Grady County that is in limbo now.
Chris EvansHOST
20:53
That's...
Chris EvansHOST
20:54
So that's kind of interesting case as well.
Jeremiah GregoryGUEST
21:26
Both counties are my jurisdiction.
Jeremiah GregoryGUEST
21:28
This happened when I wasn't in the DA's office.
Jeremiah GregoryGUEST
21:30
But what happened is this past spring, it was discovered that the stolen items, which included a really, really nice four-wheeler, was found in a drug raid down in Grady County.
Jeremiah GregoryGUEST
21:41
I'm guessing and it's probably conjecture that, you know, it gets stolen and it's probably drug dealers.

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