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Rogers County Sheriff s Office applied for and received a technology grant from Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation.
The OSBI Internet Crimes Against Children grant awarded is just shy of $3,000 and will fund the purchase of a computer.
According to their site, âThe OSBI Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit is one of 63 regional task forces throughout the United States that are funded in part by the United States Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The National ICAC Task Force Program was established by federal law in 1998 and the OSBI ICAC Unit and the subsequent Oklahoma State Task Force was authorized by statute in 2006 and has been in continuous operation ever since.
Neighbors Concerned About Reckless Drivers On Owasso Residential Road
Neighbors who live off 96th Street North in Owasso said they’re worried about reckless drivers on a narrow, residential stretch – the same area a teen was killed two years ago.
The speed limit on the road is 30 miles per hour, but neighbors said they see drivers doubling that speed.
Every day, John Carlyon s elderly father makes the slow walk across 96th Street North to get his mail. Just watching my dad getting the mail is a concern, said Carlyon. It’s just sad to see my neighbors have to contend with this traffic getting their mail across the street.
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Tulsa Nonprofit Partners With Rogers Co. Sheriff’s Office For New Type Of Conflict Training
A Tulsa nonprofit called Color Free America is teaming up with the Rogers County Sheriff s office to implement a new hands-on use of force training designed to keep both officers and suspects safer.
The training is more important than ever after the death of George Floyd.
Deputies will be using tactical dummies which represents a suspect, but the dummy is equipped with censors that show just how much pressure you are using. The idea is to teach deputies how to safely take control of a combative suspect.