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THE NUMBER OF K2 CASES IN GREEN

COUNTRY.> COVERING NEWS THAT

MATTERS.

FOX23 NEWS AT SIX STARTS RIGHT

NOW.> WE'LL GET TO THAT IN A

MOMENT.

ACCOUNTS MAINTAINED BY THE

TULSA COUNTY -- TULSA COUNTY

JAIL THE AUDITOR CANNOT FIGURE

THEM OUT.

WE ARE HEARING FROM THE SHERIFF

ABOUT THIS. I AM SHAE ROZZI.

THE GREG A LOT OF GAVE HIS TAKE

ON AN AUDIT THAT FOUND A

SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF

WRONGDOING.

NEW AT SIX, FOX23'S SARA WHALEY

IS LIVE. Reporter: THE

SHERIFF SAYS WHEN WE SAT DOWN

THAT HE NEW WHEN HE TOOK OFFICE

THAT THERE WERE A LOT OF

PROBLEMS WITHIN THE SHERIFF'S

OFFICE.

THIS HAPPENTO BE ONE OF THEM.

HE SAYS RIGHT NOW THEY ARE

WORKING AS HARD AS THEY CAN TO

ENSURE THAT MONEY DISASTER LIKE

THIS NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.

THIS ALL HAS TO DO WITH THE

INMATE TRUST FUND.

THAT IS BASICALLY THE MONEY THE

JAIL MANAGES WHILE PEOPLE ARE

BEHIND BARS.

THERE IS A QUESTION, 2007-2012,

WENT STANLEY GLANZ WAS STILL IN

OFFICE.

AT THAT TIME, THE SHERIFF SAYS

THERE WAS NOT A GOOD CHECKS AND

BALANCES SYSTEM.

THE ACCUSATION MORE THAN

$100,000 IS MISSING F THAT

ACCOUNT

THE AUDITOR SAYS THE FUN WERE

SPOORLY MANAGED THAT NOT EVEN

HE CAN FIGURE OUT WHERE ALL

THIS MONEY WENT. THEY WERE

NOT ABLE TO SEGREGATE OR

IDENTIFY EVIDENCE OF THE CRIME.

I BELIEVE THAT A CRIME DID

OCCUR.

THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.

I THINK THAT'S THE CONSENSUS.

WHAT CAN YOU PROVE IT?

NO.

Reporter: THE SHERIFF SAYS

ALL CURRENT INMATES MONIES ARE

ACCOUNTED FOR.

HE SAYS THEY ARE ALSO WORKING

TO MAKE SURE, LIKE I SAID, THIS

NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: 'Missing, unreadable and inaccurate' records leave Tulsa County jail auditors with questions - Duration: 1:55.

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VIDEO: Wagoner County officials search for robbery suspect - Duration: 1:31.

THAT MEANS TAKING STEPS.

THEY SAY THREE PEOPLE ARE IN

CHARGE OF THIS ACCOUNT.

THEY ARE ALSO WORKING TO UPDATE

THEIR COMPUTER SOFTWARE SYSTEM.

FOX23.> A ROBBERY SUSPECT ON

THE RUN IN WAGONER COUNTY.

A GUNMAN ROBBED CJ'S

CONVENIENCE STORE NEAR TAYLOR

FERRY THIS MORNING.

NINA CARTER WAS THE ONLY

REPORTER TO SPEAK WITH THE

STORE MANAGER.

SHE JOINS US NOW WITH WHAT HE

SAYS SHOCKED IN THE MOST.

Reporter: HE TOLD ME AFTER

YEARS OF RUNNING THIS BUSINESS,

HE HAS NEVER HAD ANYTHING LIKE

THIS HAPPEN IN THIS SMALL,

TIGHTKNIT COMMUNITY.

A BANDANNA AND A PAIR OF

SUNGLASSES LOCKED THE FACE OF

THE SUSPECT WAGONER COUNTY

DEPUTIES ARE SEARCHING FOR.

THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN FROM

SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE AFTER TH

GUNMAN ROBBED CJ'S ONE-STOP

AROUND 5:30 A.M.

MONDAY. I NEVER THOUGHT IT

WOULD HAPPEN HERE.

Reporter: THIS MAN HAS

MANAGED THE STORE FOR THREE

YEARS.

HE SAYS ALL OF HIS EMPLOYEES

AND MOST OF HIS CUSTOMERS ARE

ALL LOCAL, WHICH IS WHY THIS

ROBBERY IS SO SHOCKING.

WE EXPECT THIS KIND OF

SITUATION BECAUSE ALL --

DON'T EXPECT THIS KIND OF

SITUATION.

THEY ARE ALL GOOD PEOPLE.

Reporter: AT SOME POINT, THE

SUSPECT FIRED THE GUN, LEAVING

THIS HOLE IN THE CEILING.>WE

WILL PROBABLY LOSMONEY.

AT THE END OF THE HEAD DAY --

THE DAY, I AM HAPPY BECAUSE NO

ONE GOT HURT.

Reporter: THE SUSPECT WAS

LAST SEEN RUNNING EAST.

ANYONE WITH INFORMAOIS

ASKED TO CONTACT THE WAGONER

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Wagoner County officials search for robbery suspect - Duration: 1:31.

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Surveillance Video May Show Woman's Killer - Duration: 2:23.

ASSOCIATED WITH A WARM FRONT SO

TEMPERATURES ARE GOING UP.

WE ARE LIVE RIGHT NOW LET'S GET

IT BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO.

TALK TO YOU IN A BIT, THANK

YOU LONNIE.

A POSSIBLE LEAD TONIGHT IN

THE MURDER OF A MOTHER OF THE

-- FROM THE BRONX, CINDI DIAZ

WAS SHOT ON THE STREET THREE

DAYS AGO WHILE WALKING HOME I

NOW POLICE HAVE SURVEILLANCE

VIDEO THEY SAY OF A MAN WHO

MIGHT HAVE KILLED HER BY

ACCIDENT.

HERE IS CBS2'S HAZEL SANCHEZ

WITH NEW INFORMATION TONIGHT.

48-YEAR-OLD CINDI DIAZ WAS

DOING WHAT LOVING PEOPLE DO,

GETTING DINNER FOR HER CHILDREN

WHEN SHE WAS GUNNED DOWN.

POLICE BELIEVE THE MAN IN THIS

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO OPENED FIRE

ON BOSTON TREMONT AVENUE

INTENDING TO SHOOT SOMEBODY

ELSE.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY.

I DON'T KNOW THE GUYS LIFE

STORY AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT

BROUGHT HIM TO THAT POINT.

YOU KNOW?

BUT THE CHANGE NEEDS TO HAPPEN

SO THAT PEOPLE THINK ABOUT

OTHER PEOPLE AND SAY YOU KNOW I

WANT TO HELP YOU INSTEAD OF

HURT YOU.

ANGEL ROSARIO WAS DIAZ'S

FORMER LONGTIME BOYFRIEND AND

FATHER OF HER FOUR SONS, AGES

11 TO 15 AND SHE SAYS THAT THEY

SHE SAYS THE CHILDREN ARE

DEVASTATED AND SOMETHING NEEDS

TO BE DONE TO PREVENT THIS KIND

OF HEARTACHE FROM HITTING OTHER

FAMILIES.

I WANT TO SAY -- SHE MADE A

DIFFERENCE.

SHE MADE THE NEIGHBORHOODS

BETTER, SHE MADE LIGHTS BETTER

-- LIVES BETTER SO I HAVE TO

TAKE SOMETHING NEGATIVE AND

TURN IT INTO SOMETHING POSITIVE

AND THAT IS MY GOAL.

Reporter: ROSARIO SAYS THE

THE -- THE AREA WHERE SHE WAS

KILLED IS POORLY LIT AND HAS

LITTLE POLICE PRESENCE MAKING

IT A HOTBED FOR CRIME AND HE IS

URGING THE CITY TO STEP IN.

WE COULD STOP THE GUN FROM

COMING OUT OF THE POCKET BY

HAVING CAMERAS AND MORE POLICE

IN THE CORNERS THAT ARE KNOWN

TO BE HOT BECAUSE PEOPLE WOULD

THINK ABOUT IT.

THEY WILL SAY HEY I DON'T WANT

TO GET CAUGHT.

WE BROUGHT HIS CONCERNS TO

MAYOR DE BLASIO.

Reporter: JUST WONDERING

WHAT YOU WOULD SAY TO THE

FAMILY, THE FATHER OF HIS

CHILDREN -- AND WHAT YOU WOULD

SAY ABOUT THE SAFETY.

FIRST OF ALL I WILL GET BACK

TO YOU ON WHAT WE THINK WE NEED

IN THAT LOCATION -- MY HEART

GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY BUT IF

WE THINK THERE IS SOMETHING NOT

BEING ADDRESSED EFFICIENTLY WE

WILL ADD ADDITIONAL PRESENCE IN

THAT LOCATION.

Reporter: HE'S TRYING TO

RALLY A GROUP TO COME TO CITY

HALL LATER THIS WEEK HOPING A

FACE-TO-FACE MEETING WITH THE

MAYOR AND OTHER CITY LEADERS

WILL HELP TO SPEED UP SAFETY

IMPROVEMENTS ON THE BRONX

STREET WHERE CINDI DIAZ DIED.

AT CITY HALL HAZEL SANCHEZ CBS

2 NEWS.

THE NYPD SAYS THERE WAS A

SECOND VICTIM WHO WAS SHOT IN

For more infomation >> Surveillance Video May Show Woman's Killer - Duration: 2:23.

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VIDEO: Muskogee firefighter arrested on child porn charges - Duration: 2:25.

A WINTER SYSTEM MOVING OUR WAY

FROM THE WEST COAST.

WHO COULD SEE ICE AND WHO COULD

SEE HEAVY RAIN TOWARDS THE

WEEKEND COMING UP.

A MUSKOGEE FIREFIGHTEIS

NJAIL ON COMPLAINTOF

PUBLISHING AN III

CHIL POROP

POLICE ARDZACH PERRYON

FI AFESERVING A SEARCH

WARRANT ATHIS HOME.

A WOMAN REPORTED PERRY AFTER HE

ASKED HER FOR NUDE PHOTOS OF

HER CHILD.

FOX23'S NINA CARTER SPOKE

EXCLUSIVELY WITH THE WOMAN WHO

KNEW PERRY AND SAYS THE

ALLEGATIONS ARE NOT

SURPRISING. Reporter: SHE

TOLD ME SHE MET PERRY ON

FACEBOOK AND WENT ON A FEW

DATES WITH HIM BUT SOON BECAME

EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE BY SO

THE THINGS HE TALKED ABOUTAND

ASKED FOR.

FIRE DEPARTMENT THE STICKERS

DECORATE THE PIC UP IN SAC

PARRIES DRIVEWAY.

INVESTIGATRSO UP TO THE

FIREMEN'S HOME WITH A SEARCH

WARRANT.

THEY EVENTUALLY ARRESTED HIM ON

COMPLAIS OF PUBLISHING AND

DISTIICHD

PORNOGRAPHY.A FIREFIGHTER

ECLHABEEN ARRESTED

AND CHARGED.

IT'S SHOCKING.

Reporter: POLICE SAY A WOMAN

REPORTED PERRY AFTER HE

ALLEGEDLY ASKED HER FOR

PICTURES OF HER CHILD.

THEY SAY HE ALSO SENT MESSAGES

AND VIDEOS CONTAINING

PORNOP MATERIAL OF

CHILDREN.

WE TEACH OUR KIDS TO TRUST

THOSE THAT WERE BAD.

Reporter: MICHAEL DELL TOLD

ME PERRY HAS WORKED THERE FOR

ABOUT 2 1/2 YEARS.

HE SAYS RIGHT NOW THE 30-YEAR-

OLD IS ON PAID LEAVE PENDING

THE INVESTIGATION.

WHILE MOST PEOPLE I TALKED TO

SEEM SHOCKED ABOUT PARRIES

ARREST, ONE WOMA WHO ASKED NOT

TO BE IDENTIFIED WAS NOT.

I WASN'T SURPRISED TO HEAR

THAT BECAUSE OF THE STUFF YOU'D

ASKED ME TO DO. Reporter: SHE

SAYS SHE MET PERRY ON SOCIAL

MEDIA A FEW YEARS BACK AFTER

SHE TURNED 18.

SHE SAYS HE SOON BEGAN ASKING

FOR INAPPROPRIATE PICTURES AND

BECAME ANGRY WHEN SHE SAID NO.

SHE IS AFRAID IT'S NOT AN

ISOLATED INCIDENT.

I DON'T DOUBT THAT HE HASN'T

DONE IT BEFORE.

Reporter: POLICE SAY THEY

SEIZED PARRIES PHONE AND

ANYTHING ELSE HE COULD USE TO

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Muskogee firefighter arrested on child porn charges - Duration: 2:25.

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VIDEO: Bixby city councilors to decide on contested housing development - Duration: 1:36.

COMING UP IN A FEW MINUTES, I

WILL WALK YOU THROUGH SOME OF

THE PARAMETERS WE ARE DEALING

WITH AS THE SYSTEM COMES OUR

WAY, MAKING A TOUGH

FORECAST.> PEOPLE IN BIXBY

ARE GEARING UP FOR A FINAL

FIGHT TO STOP MORE THAN 500

HOMES FROM GOING UP IN THEIR

BACKYARDS.

JONATHAN McCALL IS LIVE AT THE

DECISION CITY LEADERS COULD

MAKE TONIGHT.

IN LESS THAN 30 MINUTES,

BIXBY COUNSELORS WILL DECIDE ON

WHETHER OR NOT THEY WILL GIVE

THE GREEN LIGHT TO THE 144 ACRE

DEVELOPMENT THAT HAS A NUMBER

OF FOLKS CONCERNED ABOUT ROADS,

SCHOOLS, AND DRAINAGE ISSUES

THAT COULD COME ALONG WITH IT.

FOX23 HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THE

STORY SINCE NOVEMBER.

THAT'S WHEN BIXBY PLANNIN

COMMSIEWERE TOLD THE

DEVELOPERS TO MODIFY THEIR

PLANS TO BUILD HOMES AND AN

AREA NEARBY.

PLANNING COMMISSIONERS OPENED

-- APPROVED THE PLAN AFTER

DEVELOPERS DROP THE NUMBER OF

HOMES FROM 600S TO 525.

THE CALM -- PRODUCT -- PROJECT

WOULD BE BRINGING TAX REVENUE

TO THE AREA, BUT FOLKS WE HAVE

BEEN TALKING WITH SAY THEY ARE

CONCERNED ABOUT THE NUMBER OF

PROBLEMS THIS PROJECT COULD

BRING WITH INCREASE ROADS,

DAMAGE TO THOSE ROADS, AS WELL

AS INCREASED NUMBER OF KIDS

GOING TO SCHOOLS AND FLOODING

ISSUES, WHICH IS A BIG PROBLEM

FOR FOLKS HERE.

BIXBY COUNSELORS COULD GIVE THE

GREEN LIGHT TO THAT PLAN WHICH

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Bixby city councilors to decide on contested housing development - Duration: 1:36.

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VIDEO: Alleged K2 'kingpin' of Tulsa could be deported to Pakistan after time in prison - Duration: 2:55.

COVERING THE NEWS THAT

MATTERS, FOX NEWS STARTS NOW.

A SYNTHETDRUG READING IN

TULSA. INVESTIGATORS SAY THE

TOP DOG IS HEADED TO PRISON FOR

20 YEARS.

THE ZERO PLED GUILTY TO SIX

COUNTS INCLUDING BROAD -- DRUG

DISTRIBUTION.

FOX23 WAS THE ONLY STATION IN

THE COURTROOM.

ASHLI LINCOLN IS LIVE WITH WHAT

HE SAID TODAY. Reporter:

HSEIN IS THERE TOOK FULL

RESPONSIBILITY DURING TODAY'S

HEARING.

PART OF HIS PLEA AGREEMENT, HIS

CHARGES WERE REDUCED FROM 29

COUNTS TO SIX.

HIS PLEA SENDS A STRONG MESSAGE

THAT THEY ARE CRACKING DOWN ON

ORGANIZED CRIME IN COPAN

COUNTY. HE WAS ESSENTIALLY

THE MAN THAT BROUGHT K2 TO

TULSA. Reporter: THE KINGPIN

OF K2.

THE ZERO WALKED OUT OF A

COURTROOM SHACKLED.

PREPARING TO SERVE A LONG

PRISON SENTENCE. THE GUY

BEHIND IT ALL IS GOING TO

PRISON FOR 25 YEARS.

Reporter: HE WAS UNDER SCOPE

IS A PART OF THE MULTI NETWORK

INVESTIGATION.

SPEARHEADED BY THE TULSA COT

SHERIFF'S OFFIC.

IN JULY 2 UNDERCOVER

T FOLLOESHE OR

FROM HIS STORE TO THIS EAST

TULSA STORAGE FACILITY.

THERE THEY FOUND MORE THAN 3000

PACKAGES OF SYNTHETIC DRUGS.

HE WAS ARRESTED AS A SINGLE

DISTRIBUTOR.

AS THIACE

WE WERE ABLE TO LEARN EXACTLY

HOW DEEP HE WAS IN IT.

Reporter: ISAAC SHIELDS WAS

THE LEAD PROSECUTOR OVER THIS

CASE.

HE SAYS THEY REALIZED THE ZERO

PLAYS A MUCH BIGGER ROLE.

SHIELDS SAYS HE WOULD RECEIVE

THE DRUGS FROM NEW YORK AND

SELL THEM TO LOCAL CONVENIENCE

STORES IN EXCHANGE FOR

PROFIT. HE WAS RESPONSIBLE

FOR OKLAHOMA.

Reporter: HE EVEN FUNNEL

DRUGS TO OHIO, MISSOURI,

KANSAS, AND TEXAS.

THIS IS THE FIRST RACKETEERING

CASE TO BE FILED IN TULSA

COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

ALL OF THE RACKETEERING CASES

HAVE GONE THROUGH THE FEDERAL

COURT SYSTEM AND NOT THE COUNTY

COURT SYSTEM.

COMING UP AT SIX, I BREAKDOWN

WHY THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S

OFFICE TOLD ME THAT IT WAS

IMPORTANT FOR THEM TO ADD ON

THAT CHARGE SO BUSY OR COULD

FACE PRISON TIME AND ALSO HOW

HAS THIS CASE SHAPED OTHER

CASES IN THE COUNTY?

REPORTING LIVE, COVERING NEWS

THAT MATTERS, ASHLI LINCOLN.

THE DA'S OFFICE SAYS THEY

RESOLVE THE MAJORITY OF THE

CASES INVOLVING 13 CONVENIENCE

STORE OWNERS WHO SOLD K2 IN

EXCHANGE FOR THEIR STATEMENTS.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Alleged K2 'kingpin' of Tulsa could be deported to Pakistan after time in prison - Duration: 2:55.

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VIDEO: Alleged K2 'kingpin' of Tulsa could be deported to Pakistan after time in prison - Duration: 2:46.

DON'T PUT IT BACK IN THE CLOSET

YET.

I WALK YOU THROUGH WHAT COULD

BE A WINTRY FORECAST FOR SOME

COMING UP THIS WEEK.> TULSA

INVESTIGATORS SAY THE

SENTENCING OF THE LEADER OF A

SYNTHETIC DRUG RING MARKS THE

FIRST RACKETEERING CASE OF ITS

KIND IN TULSA COUNTY.

AT FIVE WE TOLD YOU HIS EAR

PLED GUILTY TO DRUG

DISTRIBUTION, RACKETEERING.

HE IS SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS IN

PRISON.

ASHLI LINCOLN WAS THE ONLY

REPORTER IN THE COURTROOM FOR

THIS.

SHE CONTINEICOV

WITH THE IMPACT OF THIS CASE.

Reporter: I FOUND OUT THAT

RACKETEERING CASES ARE TRIED

THROUGH THE FEDERAL COURT

SYSTEM AND NOT HERE IN THE

STATE COURT SYSTEM.

THIS IS THE FIRST ONE OF ITS

KIND IN KOPPERT COUNTY DISTRICT

COURT.

THESE CASES INVOLVE MANY LAYERS

OF EVIDENCE ANDTHE DA'S OFFICE

TELLS ME THIS CHARGE OF

RACKETEERING IS WHAT

DISTINGUISHED THIS CASE FROM

PROBATION VERSUS PRISON TIME.

FIVE YEARS AGO, THE DRUG K2 WAS

RAMPANT IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS

TULSA COUNTY.

IT WAAN EPIDEMIC THAT WAS

AFFECTING THE STREETS OF

TULSA. Reporter: THE MAN

OFFICIALS CALLED THE TOP DOG IN

THE DRUG RING, THIS EAR, PLED

GUILTY AND HIS ROLE TO DREAM --

BRINGING THE DRUG TO TULSA.

IT WAS SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS IN

PRISON.

THEIR WE'RE GOING TO GO AFTER

THE PEOPLE AT THE TOP.

Reporter: THE TULSA COUNTY

SHERIFF' OFCLED THE

INVESTIGAOTH CHIM

BEHIND BARS.

THSHERIFF TOLD ME K2 WAS AN

EXTREME CONCERN. IT WAS

PACKAGED FOR KIDS AND WAS

EASILY AVAILABLE IN A LOT OF

THESE STORES.

Reporter: REKHA LOTTO SAYS

THE K2 TRAFFIC HAS MADE AN

ABOUT FACE.

THEY DIDN'T ONLY PUT A IN

AND, THEY ALMOST SMASHED IT.

THIS CASE WAS THE FIRST CASE

FILED IN TULSA COUNTY DISTRICT

COURT. Reporter: THE CHARGER

RACKETEERING INSURED HE WILL

SPEND TIME BEHIND BARS.

WE WERE ABLE TO HOLD HIM

ACCOUNTABLE FOR EVERYTHING THAT

HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR, NOT JUST

THE K2 IN HIS STORE.

Reporter: IF THEY DIDN'T

HAVE THE CHARGE, IT WAS

POSSIBLE HE WOULD'VE BEEN FOUND

GUILTY OF A LESSER OFFENSE AND

GOTTEN PROBATION.

NOW AND.

IS FROM PAKISTAN AND THE DAS

OFFICE TOLD ME THAT HE COULD BE

DEPORTED BACK THERE ONCE HE

COMPLETES HIS PRISON TIME.

REPORTING LIVE, COVERING NEWS

THAT MATE AHLINCOLN,

FOX23.> FOX23 HAS TOLD YOU

ABOUT OTHER FORMS OF SYNTHETIC

DRUGS AUTHORITIES HAVE SEIZED.

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VIDEO: Cows dumped during Tulsa crash - Duration: 1:56.

FROM THE TRUST ACCOUNT.

FOX23 IS STILL GOING THROUGH

THE RESULT -- REPORT.

WE WILL LET YOU KNOW MORE AT

SIX.> NORTHWEST DOWNTOWN

TULSA, WHERE A CATTLE TRUCK

OVERTURNS.

SOME COWS RAN INTO NEARBY

NEIGHBORHOODS.

THIS IS A LOOK AT THE SCENE.

RICK MERRIN ON HIS REPORTING

LIVE WITH THE VERY LATEST.

Reporter: THEY JUST NOW WITHIN

SECONDS GOT THE TRUCK BRIGHT.

IT APPEARS THEY ARE READY TO

TELL IT AWAY.

THE DRIVER IS OKAY.

HE WAS UP AND WALKING.

UNFORTUNATELY WE CAN'T SAY THE

SAME FOR MOST OF HIS FRIENDS.

CAL IN THE ROAD IN A RURAL

SETTING IS JUST ANOTHER MONDAY.

IN TULSA, IT WAS A MESS THAT

TIED UP TRAFFIC.

TULSA POLICE DON'T KNOW IF THE

WIN PLAYED A ROLE, BUT THE

DRIVER TOLD THEM HE WAS DRIVING

IN THE NEXT HE LOST CONTROL AND

WAS TURNING OVER.

WITH THE TRUCK WENT UP TO 80

HEADS OF CATTLE. IT WILL

PROBABLY BE CLOSED THROUGH THE

EVENING.

Reporter: SOM COWS WENT

INTO THE GRASSY MEDIAN, SOME OF

THEM DID NOT MAKE IT OUT ALIVE.

ANIMAL WELFARE WAS CALLED TO

THE SCENE. WE WILL BE WORKING

WITH RECOVERY COMPANY TO

EVALUATE THE CONDITION OF THE

LIVE ANIMALS INSIDE THE TRUCK.

IT WAS ONLY AFTER THE COWS WERE

ALL OUT THAT THERE WERE BIG --

ABLE TO BEGIN CLEANUP.

DOMESTIC ANIMALS AND

LIVESTOCK, ITDNON HOW

SUCCESSFUL WE ARE GETTING THEM

CORRALLED.RpeTHERE

WE ATLEAST TWO CAUGHT --

COWS THAT MADE IT IN THE NEARBY

NEIGHBORHOODS.

OTHERS ARE STLROAMING.

IF YOUSEE A COW IN YOUR