City of Duncan OK- Police Department

08/31/2026

Missing person Kenneth Davis has been located.

We sincerely thank you for sharing this post and assisting in the effort to locate this subject.

08/21/2026

Duncan Police Department is aware of a tragic vehicle-pedestrian accident involving one of our off-duty officers that resulted in the death of a pedestrian.

The investigation is being conducted by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Duncan Police Department remains committed to fully assisting the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and supporting the investigation in any manner possible.

The officer was booked into the Stephens County Jail. The officer will be placed on administrative leave in accordance with department policy.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and loved ones of the pedestrian during this incredibly difficult time. We ask that our community please keep them in your prayers.

Chief Brian Attaway

08/20/2026

On August 19, 2026, Duncan Police Department officially welcomed Officer Nathan Henry during a swearing-in ceremony conducted by Municipal District Judge Enos. We’re proud to have Officer Henry join our team and step into a role of service and protection for the people of Duncan. Please join us in welcoming Officer Henry to the Duncan Police Department. We appreciate his dedication and willingness to serve our community.

08/19/2026

Duncan Animal Control and the Duncan Police Department are thrilled to share an update on the welfare of the seven dogs who were turned over to Animal Control earlier this month in connection with a stolen dog case.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of the Stephens County Humane Society, Helping Paws Animal Rescue, Pauls Valley Animal Welfare, Minson Veterinary Clinic, and our Duncan Animal Control officers, all seven pups have now been rescued!
Many of the dogs are currently in foster care and are on their way toward finding loving forever homes. If you are interested in adopting one of these deserving pups, please contact the Stephens County Humane Society to learn more.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who stepped up to help these seven dogs get the second chance they deserve. This is a great example of what can happen when our community comes together to help animals in need.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible!

08/14/2026

Missing person Katheryn Marie Louis Clark has been located.

We sincerely thank you for sharing this post and assisting in the effort to locate this subject.

08/12/2026

Meet your 2026-27 Safety Resource Officers: Master Officer A. Bray who serves at Duncan Middle School, Master Officer C. Barry at Duncan High School, and Master Officers N. Carrio and A. Glover who serve at Red River Technology Center. SROs build positive relationships, respond when it matters most, and help create a safe environment where students can focus on learning.

08/11/2026

School is Back – Drive Safe, Duncan! School starts back up on Thursday and Duncan Police Department reminds drivers that Oklahoma law requires you to stop — and stay stopped — when a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop sign extended. With school back in session, be extra alert for children walking to and from school, buses making frequent stops, reduced speed limits in school zones, and busy crosswalks. Let’s work together to keep our students safe!

08/03/2026

Do you recognize these dogs?

During Sunday's recovery of the dogs that had been stolen from a local veterinary clinic, Duncan Police obtained a search warrant and discovered seven more dogs at the residence.

We are asking for the public's help to determine if any of these dogs could have also been stolen or are missing.

Before we work with partnering agencies to find new families for these dogs, we want to ensure they aren't missing or stolen.

Please call 580-255-2112 if you have any information about these dogs.

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08/02/2026

UPDATE 8/4/2026

We understand many members of our community have been concerned about the status of the pet cremations following the burglary at Minson Veterinary Clinic.

According to Dr. Minson, all property related to the burglary has been accounted for and returned. The pet cremations had been moved within the clinic but were never taken from the building.

Thank you to everyone who reached out with concerns and for your continued support of our local businesses and the Duncan Police Department.

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The Duncan Police Department is happy to report that the three stolen dogs have been located and are safe.

We want to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who shared our post, kept an eye out, and helped spread the word. The incredible support from our community played a significant role in bringing attention to this case.

A special thank you to our officers, detectives, and everyone who provided information throughout the investigation. Your willingness to help demonstrates what makes our community so strong.

We know how much these dogs mean to their families, and we’re grateful they can now be reunited. We also remain committed to recovering any remaining stolen property and continuing the investigation.

Thank you, Duncan, for proving once again that when our community comes together, great things can happen.

If you have any additional information related to this case, please continue to contact the Duncan Police Department or Crime Stoppers of Southwest Oklahoma.

Official media statement can be found here:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 2, 2026MEDIA STATEMENTMISSING DOGS RECOVERED BY DUNCAN POLICE OFFICERS(Duncan, Okla.) At approximately 4:00 a.m. on Sunday, August 2, 2026, Duncan Police officers responded

07/31/2026

A $1,000 reward for each dog is being offered by Dr. Minson.

***URGENT HELP NEEDED***

Duncan Police Detectives need your help! Sometime between July 30, 2026, at approximately 1800 hours and July 31, 2026, at approximately 0530 hours a burglary was committed at Minson’s Veterinary Hospital, located at 1411 W Main. During the burglary, a mini fridge, several bags of dog food, leashes,flea and tick chewables, heart wormer, possibly some vaccines, a computer used for animal dental X-rays, and most importantly three small dogs and two pet cremations. Let’s help get these pups back home to their families and the cremations back so their families can honor their family members lives. If you have any info, please contact the Duncan Police Department or make your anonymous tips at www.crimestoppersofswok.com or call 580-355-4636