The deputies of the LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office are sworn peace officers given the charge of upholding the law and protecting all citizens. As the uniformed presence, the patrol division is the most publicly visible division of the department and operates a fleet of patrol vehicles. Patrol deputies respond to emergency calls, enforce traffic laws, prevent crime and apprehend criminal offenders. The deputies are responsible for serving civil process and the execution of arrest warrants. The uniformed deputies of the patrol division are the front line of protection for the citizens of LeFlore County.
Patrol Division
- Patrol Lieutenant: Justin Carmack: justin.carmack@leflorecountyok.gov
- Sergeant: Derek Woodral: derek.woodral@leflorecountyok.gov
- Sergeant: Cody Key: cody.key@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Cynthia Hicks: cynthia.hicks@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Shane Bohannon: shane.bohannon@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Trenton Greene: trenton.greene@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Keith Savage: keith.savage@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Jesse Fout: jesse.fout@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Dustin McKinney: dustin.mckinney@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Darrin Frost: darrin.frost@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Chad Mathis: chad.mathis@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Trace Brooks: trace.brooks@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy
- Deputy Gary Wingo: gary.wingo@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Dewade Shatswell: dewade.shatswell@leflorecountyok.gov
- Deputy Devin Holmes: devin.holmes@leflorecountyok.gov
Investigation Division
The Investigations Division are the ununiformed officers responsible for investigating various levels of criminal activity. These investigators work behind the scenes conducting interviews and search warrants.
- Captain Gerald Woodral: gerald.woodral@leflorecountyok.gov
- Lieutenant Paul Moss: paul.moss@leflorecountyok.gov
- Investigator Michael Draper: michael.draper@leflorecountyok.gov
Reserve Division
Leflore County Sheriffs Office has a fully operational reserve division that is staffed by state certified reserve officers. These officers are on a volunteer program. They work on their own time, a minimum of 8 hours a month, to maintain their status. Reserves that work a lake patrol during the summer or a shift patrol throughout the year have a take home unit. All other reserves are part of the ride along program. This means that they ride with a full time field deputy. We are always taking application for reserves at the Sheriffs Office.