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A traffic stop on Monday night led to the arrests of a California couple on drug and weapon charges after Ecstasy, marijuana and guns were found in their vehicle. According to City of Coalgate arresting Officer Nathan Price, 2.95 pounds of marijuana, 1.89 grams of ecstasy (plus a clear capsule containing a powder that field tested positive for Ecstasy), and two guns were among the items seized. A 43-year-old male and a 35-year-old female were transported to the Atoka County jail and booked on several charges, including possession of Ecstasy with intent to distribute. Charges are pending. Officers assisting at the scene included Coalgate Police Officer Dyllan Brown, Coal County Sheriff’s Deputies Kolton Parker and T.J. Maynard, and Choctaw Tribal Police Officer Roy Hummel. Shown above from left – Coalgate Officer Dyllan Brown, Coal County Sheriff’s Deputy T.J. Maynard, Coal County Sheriff’s Deputy Kolton Parker, Coalgate Officer Nathan Price.
Read moreThe 2021 Coalgate Citywide Cleanup Day is scheduled for Saturday, May 15.
Read moreIn January, the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced they were relaunching their Mobile ID app with exciting new features. The biggest game-changer is the ability to pre-enroll for the federally mandated REAL ID, which has a looming deadline of October 1, 2021.
Read moreBrazilia (known to us as Breeze) has worked in the Housekeeping Department since April 24, 1986. She will always greet you with a smile and a howdy, making each and everyone feel welcome. Breeze is a very dedicated worker, always willing to lend a helping hand wherever she may be needed. She has assisted in training many new employees, showing them the ropes.
Read moreTwo Pontotoc County suspects arrested for possession of heroin
Read moreThe following citations were issued by the Coalgate Police Department from April 5 through April 18:
Read moreDONATION TO COALGATE FFA - Donna Davis, center, a 1958 graduate of Coalgate High School, recently presented a donation for $1000 to Coalgate FFA advisor, Aaron Purkins and Superintendent, Jack Ward. Advisor Blaine Riley was not able to be present for presentation due to previous school activity commitment.
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