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The Tahlequah Police Department is training officers to use drones for assistance on certain emergency calls. So far, the department has received two drones to assist in day-to-day operations. ....
Dec 29, 2020 A man tried resisting arrest after officers responded to Caseyâs for a disturbance. On Dec. 23, Tahlequah Police Officer Lane Cobb was dispatched to Caseyâs General Store. Dispatch advised a man with long hair, no shirt, and tattoos was carrying a metal rod and threatening people. Cobb arrived to the store where he was pointed toward Russell Evans. Evans was sweating profusely and appeared to be high on methamphetamine. Evans said he threw the rod down and wasnât threatening people at the store. An employee of the store said she wanted to press charges and officers told Evans he was under arrest. Evans put his hands up and walked backward. He told officers he didnât want to go to jail, and he was taken to the ground after he tried pulling away from Cobb. Evans was placed in Cobbâs patrol unit and taken to jail. ....
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Keri Thornton | Daily Press Tahlequah Police Officer Cory Keele, who is a nationally certified drug recognition expert, explained how the Intoxilyzer 8000 is operated. December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month, and local law enforcement officials explained how those cases are handled. According to the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office, it s illegal to drive or operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level of .08 or higher. Impaired driving also includes other substances, including any amount of a schedule 1 controlled substance, or the use of any other intoxicating substance to the point where the driver is incapable of operating a vehicle safely, said OHSO. ....