CLEVELAND COUNTY, Okla. (KFOR) – Authorities say a tip led deputies to a reported cockfighting ring in rural Cleveland County.
Shortly after 10 a.m. on Sunday, April 18, deputies with the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Workplace responded to the realm of twenty sixth B St. in Noble.
When deputies arrived, they noticed a number of folks fleeing the scene together with roosters and different objects related to cockfighting.
In all, deputies seized 34 roosters and a considerable amount of cockfighting paraphernalia.
“We’re actively investigating a attainable cockfighting ring,” Cleveland County Sheriff Chris Amason mentioned. “Quite a few actions together with unlawful playing, medicine and even human trafficking have been related to this blood sport over time, and it’s unlawful in all 50 states.”
Officers say the case might lead to a number of costs.
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