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DUI Suspect Arrested Following Hit-and-Run InvestigationOvernight, Pryor Creek Police Officers were investigating a hit-...
06/12/2026

DUI Suspect Arrested Following Hit-and-Run Investigation

Overnight, Pryor Creek Police Officers were investigating a hit-and-run collision on Park Street after a vehicle struck a mailbox and left the scene.

A short time later, Officers Gibson and McCall located the suspected vehicle on the east side of Whitaker Park. During their contact with the driver, Joseph Lee Campbell, 31, of Pryor, officers observed signs of alcohol impairment, but Campbell was uncooperative with the investigation.

Campbell attempted to flee in the vehicle before abandoning it and running from officers on foot. After a short foot pursuit, officers took Campbell into custody without further incident.

During the pursuit, officers observed Campbell discard an item towards Whitaker Park pond in what appeared to be an attempt to conceal or destroy evidence. Based on the circumstances at the time, officers believed the item could have been a firearm. Due to the potential risk a discarded firearm could pose to children, anglers, and other members of the public utilizing the park, officers immediately began searching the area.

Officers conducted an extensive search, but were unable to locate the item and believed it had entered the pond. Out of an abundance of caution, the Pryor Creek Police Department requested assistance from the GRDA Police Dive Team this morning.

Despite an extensive search by GRDA divers, poor visibility and muddy conditions on the bottom of the pond prevented recovery of the item.

As the investigation continued, additional information was developed indicating the discarded item was likely narcotics rather than a firearm. While the item was not recovered, officers acted on the information available at the time to ensure no firearm had been discarded in a public area accessible to the community.

We would like to extend our appreciation to the GRDA Police Dive Team for their response and willingness to assist.

Campbell was booked into the Mayes County Jail on the following charges:

• Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (DUI)
• Destroying Evidence
• Transporting an Open Container of Beer

🚨 UPDATE – ARREST MADE IN TRAILER THEFT INVESTIGATION 🚨The Pryor Creek Police Department would like to thank the public ...
06/12/2026

🚨 UPDATE – ARREST MADE IN TRAILER THEFT INVESTIGATION 🚨

The Pryor Creek Police Department would like to thank the public for their assistance regarding the utility trailer theft that occurred on June 7, 2026, in the N. Elliott Street area of Pryor Creek.

This evening, Pryor Creek Police Department Corporal Brown located the suspect vehicle and conducted a traffic stop. During the course of the investigation, Corporal Brown was able to confirm that Edward Charles Hostetler had stolen the utility trailer. Hostetler was subsequently taken into custody without incident.

Hostetler was transported to the Mayes County Jail, where he was booked on a charge of Grand Larceny.

This case remains under investigation, and additional charges may be considered as investigators continue to follow up on information regarding other theft-related incidents.

🐻 BLACK BEAR SIGHTING – SOUTH EDGE OF PRYOR CREEK 🐻 The Pryor Creek Police Department has received reports of a black be...
06/12/2026

🐻 BLACK BEAR SIGHTING – SOUTH EDGE OF PRYOR CREEK 🐻

The Pryor Creek Police Department has received reports of a black bear being spotted just outside the city limits on the south side of Pryor. Based on the photos received, the bear appears to be a young bear.

Our local Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation game warden has been notified and is aware of the sighting. This time of year, young bears often travel significant distances while establishing their own territory, making occasional sightings possible in areas where bears are not commonly seen.

Residents are reminded not to approach, feed, or attempt to interact with the bear. If you see the bear, keep a safe distance, supervise children, keep pets secured, and remove or secure outdoor food sources such as pet food, bird feeders, and trash.

Black bears are generally not aggressive and will typically avoid people when given space. The best thing residents can do is observe from a safe distance and allow the bear to continue on its way.

If the bear is observed within the city limits or creates a public safety concern, please contact Pryor Creek Police Dispatch at 918-825-1212.

🚨 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUEST 🚨The Pryor Creek Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the ...
06/11/2026

🚨 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUEST 🚨

The Pryor Creek Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the owner and/or operator of the vehicle pictured below.

On June 7, 2026, a small utility trailer was stolen from the N. Elliott Street area of Pryor Creek. During the investigation, surveillance cameras captured a white Nissan Frontier extended cab pickup towing a utility trailer matching the description of the stolen trailer.

Investigators observed the vehicle displaying a temporary Missouri paper tag at the time it was captured on video. Tulsa Police Department investigators have also advised that this vehicle may be connected to the theft of a skid steer that occurred in Tulsa on May 30, 2026.

Vehicle Description:
• White Nissan Frontier extended cab pickup
• Dark-tinted rear windows
• Temporary Missouri paper tag
• Pulling a single-axle utility trailer with mesh ramp gate

If you recognize this vehicle or know the identity of the owner/operator, please contact the Pryor Police Department at 918-825-1212.

🚨 WANTED SUBJECT 🚨On June 9, 2026, Pryor Creek Police Officers received a Flock alert on a reported stolen U-Haul travel...
06/11/2026

🚨 WANTED SUBJECT 🚨

On June 9, 2026, Pryor Creek Police Officers received a Flock alert on a reported stolen U-Haul traveling northbound on Highway 69.

Officers located the vehicle near Graham Avenue and Mill Street and attempted a traffic stop. During the stop, a black motorcycle repeatedly interfered with officers’ efforts. Further investigation revealed the motorcycle rider was associated with the occupant of the stolen U-Haul.

When officers attempted to stop the motorcycle, the rider fled westbound toward Claremore. A pursuit was initiated and continued into Rogers County. The pursuit was ultimately discontinued after officers lost visual contact with the suspect.

Through further investigation, Pryor Creek Police Officers and Pryor Creek communications officers identified the rider as Dyane Ryan Anthony Hall (DOB: 11/02/1986). Hall remains at large and is believed to be in the Claremore area. He is also believed to be traveling on a black Honda motorcycle.

The driver of the stolen U-Haul, Trinity Chanell Yates, was arrested and booked into the Mayes County Jail on the following charges:

• Possession of a Stolen Vehicle
• Driving Under Suspension
• Conspiracy to Commit a Crime
• Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance
• Possession of Ma*****na
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (4 Counts)

Hall is also wanted out of Carter County, Tennessee, for:

• Felony Violation of Probation
• Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon

📸 Pictured are Dyane Ryan Anthony Hall and the motorcycle believed to have been involved in this incident.

Anyone with information regarding Hall’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the Pryor Creek Police Department at (918) 825-1212 or your local law enforcement agency.

Last night, Pryor Creek Police Officers assisted with a tragic incident involving a 1-year-old child that occurred just ...
06/03/2026

Last night, Pryor Creek Police Officers assisted with a tragic incident involving a 1-year-old child that occurred just outside the city limits.

Officers made contact with a vehicle transporting the child to the hospital and immediately began rendering aid alongside Pryor Creek Fire, MESTA, the Mayes County Sheriff’s Office, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, GRDA Police, and the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service. Despite the efforts of all responding personnel, the child did not survive.

The incident is being investigated by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Please keep the child’s family, loved ones, first responders, and all those affected by this heartbreaking tragedy in your thoughts and prayers.

☕🍩 Thank You, Faith Builders House of Miracles!A big thank you to Faith Builders House of Miracles for stopping by the P...
06/01/2026

☕🍩 Thank You, Faith Builders House of Miracles!

A big thank you to Faith Builders House of Miracles for stopping by the Pryor Creek Police Department and blessing our officers with delicious donuts and coffee.

We also appreciate the opportunity for the youth group to visit our Emergency Services Center and snap a photo with Pryor Creek Police Officer Reese.

Community support like this reminds us why Pryor Creek is such a special place to serve.

From all of us at the Pryor Creek Police Department—thank you for your generosity and support! 💙🚔

🐾🚔 Apollo Files a Complaint 🚔🐾Today, Apollo stopped by the Pryor Creek Police Department to file an official complaint.H...
06/01/2026

🐾🚔 Apollo Files a Complaint 🚔🐾

Today, Apollo stopped by the Pryor Creek Police Department to file an official complaint.

His concern?

“Why has nobody adopted me yet?” 🐶

After reviewing the facts of the case, we couldn’t find a good answer. Apollo is friendly, handsome, and ready for a forever home. We are hopeful the right family will come along soon and help him close this case for good.

Apollo is available for adoption through the Pryor Creek (Rockin G) Animal Shelter.

📞 To adopt Apollo, call 918-825-7172

The Pryor Creek Police Department is thankful for all of our hard-working Animal Control Officers, both full-time and part-time, our dedicated volunteers, and especially our four-legged friends who make every day a little brighter. Their care, compassion, and commitment help provide a safe place for animals while they wait for their forever homes.

🚧 Infrastructure Improvements Completed 🚧🐾 Animal Shelter Access Road – The former gravel roadway, which was prone to po...
05/29/2026

🚧 Infrastructure Improvements Completed 🚧

🐾 Animal Shelter Access Road – The former gravel roadway, which was prone to potholes, mud, and maintenance issues, has been resurfaced.

🚔 Dog Pound Road – The roadway leading to the new police fi****ms training range has been resurfaced, replacing a road that had deteriorated over the years with numerous potholes and rough driving conditions.

🎯 Police Range Parking Lot – A new asphalt parking lot has been completed at the fi****ms training range, improving safety, accessibility, and overall functionality of the facility.

These improvements represent another investment in public safety, animal welfare, and the future of our community.

A special thank you to:

Pryor Creek Mayor Zac Doyle

Pryor Creek City Council

Mayes County Commissioners and road crews

City of Pryor Creek Street Department

Pryor Municipal Utility Board (MUB)

Cherokee Nation

And everyone who has helped make these projects possible.

Your support and commitment to improving our community are greatly appreciated.

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸Today, the Pryor Creek Police Department honors and remembers the brave men and women of the United St...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸

Today, the Pryor Creek Police Department honors and remembers the brave men and women of the United States Military who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Their courage, dedication, and sacrifice will never be forgotten. As we spend time with family and friends this Memorial Day, we ask everyone to take a moment to remember those who gave everything for our freedom.

From all of us at the Pryor Creek Police Department, thank you to our fallen heroes and the families who carry their legacy forward each day.

We remember. We honor. We are forever grateful.

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