Cleveland County Jail Inmates Found With Narcotics Are Transferred To Medical Center
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Cleveland County Jail Inmates Found With Narcotics Are Transferred To Medical Center
Updated: 5:21 pm CST on Feb 9, 2023
The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office said inmates were transported to a medical facility after narcotics were found in a holding cell, according to a press release. Watch the video player above to watch this morning’s top headlines. Cleveland County Detention Center officials found narcotics in a secluded cell. Deputies quickly learned of the situation and stepped in to address it, according to the statement. Receive the latest news of interest by clicking here. Inmates exposed to the drugs were referred to a medical center as a precautionary measure. There were no serious injuries to any of those arrested, the sheriff’s office said. The incident is still under investigation. The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office said it could not provide additional details or a timeline until Thursday afternoon. KOCO 5 will provide further updates as they become available. Top headlinesOne person killed after semi-trailer crashes on I-40 in Oklahoma CityRoute 66 stop, which has served as a safe haven for decades, may soon be open to travelers from OklahomaOklahoma high school basketball game has renewed orders to change clocks shotNorman City, says one of the board members appears to be illegally serving Oklahoma City grocery aims to help customers fight inflation
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Cleveland County Detention Center officials found narcotics in a secluded cell. Deputies quickly learned of the situation and stepped in to address it, according to the statement.
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Prisoners exposed to drugs were referred to a health facility as a precautionary measure. There were no serious injuries to any of those arrested, the sheriff’s office said.
The incident is still under investigation. The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office said it could not provide additional details or a timeline until Thursday afternoon.
KOCO 5 will provide further updates as they become available.
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