Grady County Sheriff's Office

06/08/2026

06/06/2026

We’re at the Chickasha Air Show! Come see us!

05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Their commitment to something greater than themselves continues to inspire generations of Americans. On this Memorial Day, we pause to reflect on their courage, honor their memory, and express our gratitude for the freedoms they helped preserve.

The Grady County Sheriff’s Office proudly joins our Citizens in remembering our nation's fallen heroes.

05/19/2026

The Grady County Sheriff’s Office has been notified of the school board’s decision to move in a different direction regarding the School Resource Deputy (SRD) program at Middleberg School.



We recognize that decisions regarding school security are difficult, particularly given the current climate surrounding school violence. School Resource Deputies provide value beyond physical security by fostering a safe environment and building positive relationships with students and staff.



As a reminder, each Oklahoma school district receives approximately $93,000 annually for security improvements. Our current contract covers only the salary and benefits of the deputy, which falls below this amount and leaves additional funds available for other security needs. It is also important to note that Grady County Deputies are employed by the Sheriff’s Office rather than the school district. This ensures law enforcement remains neutral, enforcing state statutes rather than less restrictive school policies. If a district opts for private security, those individuals act as private citizens and do not hold the state-sanctioned authority of a licensed law enforcement officer. With this change, Middleberg will be the only in-person public school district in Grady County not participating in the School Resource Deputy program.



Our School Resource Deputies undergo mandatory annual training and frequently pursue additional instructor certifications, such as DARE. Over the past two years, the deputies assigned to Middleberg have consistently gone above and beyond to support your students. While we will no longer maintain a daily presence on campus, our office will continue to respond to all requests for law enforcement assistance.



Regarding historical data, our School Resource Deputies generated six reports in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026. Please be aware that mandatory reporting requirements remain in effect. Furthermore, the absence of an on-campus deputy may increase response times, as a deputy must now be dispatched to the scene. While we would prefer to maintain an assigned deputy at the school, current funding does not allow for this without the school district's financial assistance.



The Grady County Sheriff's Office remains committed to the safety of your students, parents, and staff, and our deputies will continue to maintain a proactive presence in the area as time permits.

Sheriff Gary Boggess

05/15/2026

Following controlled purchases of methamphetamine from Joshua Thomas Hunt, the Grady County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at his residence located at 1400 North 16th Street, Lot #202, in Chickasha, Oklahoma on Thursday, May 14, 2026.

During the operation, the Grady County SWAT Team and Grady County investigators took Joshua Hunt, Janet Adee, and Amanda Wilkinson into custody. A search of the residence revealed methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and equipment associated with the sale of illicit drugs.

Hunt, Adee, and Wilkinson have been charged with the following:

- Distribution of a Controlled Dangerous Substance (CDS)
- Maintaining a dwelling for the keeping or selling of CDS
- Unlawful use of a communication facility in the commission of a felony
- Child Endangerment
- Conspiracy to commit a felony
- Possession of CDS (misdemeanor)
- Possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor)

A juvenile residing at the location was released to a family member.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Arrest records and information reported by the Grady County Sheriff’s Office do not constitute an indication of guilt.

Sheriff Gary Boggess

05/15/2026

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which it falls as National Police Week. Since that time, National Law Enforcement Week has become an annual observance held each May to honor the law enforcement officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty and made the ultimate sacrifice.

Across the country, this week has also become a time to recognize and show appreciation for active, retired, and fallen officers who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting their communities.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all law enforcement officers, and especially to the Grady County Deputies who faithfully serve this county each day to keep our citizens safe. We also honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

05/09/2026

On May 8th 2026 the Grady County Sheriffs Office was requested to deploy the SWAT team and take a subject into custody with a valid Cleveland County warrant for Possession of a Firearm after Former Felony Conviction. The request was in the 800 block of South 16th street in Chickasha. The subject, Neil Wilfong, was taken into custody without incident.

Sheriff Gary Boggess

05/08/2026

Today seven of our command staff members completed the final Class of the FBI-LEEDA trilogy, which consists of the Supervisor Leadership Institute (SLI), Command Leadership Institute (CLI), and Executive Leadership Institute (ELI). FBI-LEEDA is dedicated to advancing law enforcement leadership through premier training, education, and networking. As an organization, FBI-LEEDA strives to enhance community quality of life by equipping its members with cutting-edge leadership skills and management practices. Pictured from left to right are Lieutenant Cordell, Captain Billy Moon, Lieutenant Ague, Lieutenant Williams, Lieutenant Asche, Lieutenant Carpenter, Lieutenant Weidenmaier and Sheriff Gary Boggess. As of today almost all of the Grady County Sheriff’s Office command staff members have completed their FBI-LEEDA trilogy.

Sheriff Gary Boggess

05/07/2026

On April 22nd 2026 Grady County Deputies conducted traffic stop at 5th and Choctaw in Chickasha. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Tiffany Ingram and Miranda Imel was identified as the vehicle owner who was not driving. During the traffic stop deceptive behaviors displayed by Ingram and Imel led to the stop becoming a criminal interdiction stop and a request for assistance by a Caddo County K-9. The free-air sniff resulted in a positive alert by the K-9 and subsequent search of the suspect vehicle. The search of the vehicle revealed various forms of drug paraphernalia, including a clear glass pipe, containing a crystal-like residue and one clear plastic bag, containing over 25 grams of a crystal-like substance. Both items were later field tested producing a presumptive positive results for the presence of Methamphetamine. Both subjects Imel and Ingram were Mirandized on scene, and admitted to having used Methamphetamine about twenty minutes prior to the traffic stop.

Tiffany Ingram was arrested and charged with TRAFFICKING AMPHETAMINE OR METHAMPHETAMINE 20 GRAMS OR MORE (FELONY) and DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS and bond was set at $75,000.00.

Miranda Imel was arrested and charged with TRAFFICKING AMPHETAMINE OR METHAMPHETAMINE 20 GRAMS OR MORE (FELONY) and POSS. OF PARAPHERNALIA and bond was set at $25,000.00.

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The arrest records or information published or reported by Grady County Sheriff’s Office are not an indication of guilt of any suspect.

Sheriff Gary Boggess

05/06/2026

At about 07:51 hours deputies of the Grady County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to 2630 County Street 2970 in Alex area of Grady County. The property owner, who was not on scene, was able to watch two individuals dressed in black clothing break into structures on the property by means of a live view security camera system. Grady County Deputies, along with Chickasaw Nation Lighthorse Police, responded to the scene. Several deputies arrived on scene and the suspects, Christopher Critean and Andrew Middleton, attempted to escape capture. Both were taken into custody, one on the property, and the other about ¾ of a mile away.



Both Critean and Middleton were booked into the Grady County Jail on 2nd Degree Burglary charges. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The arrest records or information published or reported by the Grady County Sheriff’s Office are not an indication of guilt of any suspect.



Sheriff Gary Boggess