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07/04/2026

04/22/2026

Scam Alert ‼️

⚠️ SCAM ALERT ⚠️

The Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office has been made aware of scam calls coming from 918-285-8099, where the caller is posing as a Deputy. The voicemail may even claim to be from the Sheriff’s Office.

THIS IS A SCAM

The Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office will NEVER call you demanding payment over the phone or threaten arrest for immediate payment.

If you receive a call from this number:
• Do not provide any personal or financial information
• Do not send money or make payments
• Hang up immediately

If you have questions or believe you’ve been targeted, please contact the Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office directly at 918-687-0202

04/21/2026

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03/21/2026

Close to home

"During the early-morning hours of March 10 in Tulsa, Okla., a 27-year-old man broke into his ex-girlfriend’s home, first trying to get in through the window but ultimately kicking open the door. Once he entered, a person inside shot him in the chest."

Check out our archive of Armed Citizen reports at the link in the comments. 👇

02/22/2026

Happy to see this change by the Department of Veterans Affairs

The VA just announced a major policy change affecting veterans and firearm ownership rights. Full story in the comments and story.

02/06/2026

Bring it !!!!

01/23/2026

Great job Sig ‼️

12/26/2025

A simple walk in the park with your dog turned out to be the last thing he ever did. Always be prepared to defend yourself.

According to police, 52-year-old Todd Stalcup opened fire on 70-year-old Terry Loden and his dog Jesse after their pets began fighting.

09/28/2025

Here's a good news story, proving there's still hope for our next generation

🚨 INSANE : Four teenagers from Oklahoma turned an ordinary evening into a heroic rescue. Dylan Wick, Seth Byrd, Nick Byrd, and Wyatt Hall, aged 14 to 17, had planned to hang out at Hall’s home in Sapulpa, near Tulsa. What started as a casual night quickly turned dramatic when they noticed the smell of burning rubber and saw flames engulfing their elderly neighbor Catherine Ritchie’s house.

Without hesitation, the teens sprang into action. Two of them entered the burning home while the other two called 911 and alerted nearby neighbors. At the time, Ritchie, 90, was preparing for bed and became trapped by thick smoke. She tried to escape but couldn’t find her way out. Dylan Wick later told CNN that Ritchie had made it to the hallway when Nick Byrd picked her up, and together with his brother Seth, they carried her to safety.

Despite the terrifying experience, Ritchie remained calm and resilient. She continues to volunteer actively for charities like The Salvation Army and The Boys and Girls Club, and until recently, she delivered Meals on Wheels. Wyatt Hall’s mother and Dylan’s mother both praised the teens for their bravery and quick thinking. Ritchie’s family expressed heartfelt gratitude, thanking the boys for their selflessness and heroism. This story is a powerful reminder of courage, community, and the difference young people can make in moments of crisis.