Creek County, OKLA. — In a significant law enforcement operation, Creek County Deputies executed a search warrant on September 22, 2025, at a residence near 337th W Avenue and Highway 33, located south of Mannford.
The raid led to multiple arrests and the recovery of methamphetamine, firearms, and drug paraphernalia, marking a notable disruption of drug activity in the area.
Details of the Drug Bust Operation
Deputies conducted a meticulous search of the property where they found key evidence linked to drug trafficking and distribution.
Among the seized items were approximately 30 grams of methamphetamine, along with a scale, pipes, empty baggies, and other paraphernalia commonly used for the sale and consumption of controlled substances. Additionally, surveillance equipment was found, suggesting efforts to monitor movements and potentially evade detection.
- Approximately 30 grams of methamphetamine seized
- Scales, pipes, and empty baggies recovered
- Surveillance equipment found at the scene
- Two firearms confiscated during the search
Arrests and Charges Filed
Chance Hammons, a Mannford resident with a prior felony record, was arrested without incident. Importantly, deputies recovered two firearms he was not legally permitted to possess due to his past convictions. As per KTUL, Hammons now faces a series of charges including:
- Trafficking methamphetamine
- Maintaining a dwelling for selling controlled substances
- Unlawful use of a communication facility
- Failure to affix a drug tax stamp
- Use of a firearm in the commission of a felony
- Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia
- Two counts of felon in possession of a firearm
Additionally, Hollie Jones of Sperry was also taken into custody. She faces several charges related to drug trafficking and paraphernalia possession, including trafficking methamphetamine, maintaining a dwelling for selling controlled substances, and failure to affix a drug tax stamp.
Impact on the Community and Law Enforcement Efforts
This crackdown highlights Creek County authorities’ commitment to combating drug trafficking and related crimes. By removing significant quantities of methamphetamine and illegal firearms from the streets, deputies aim to improve public safety and reduce drug-related criminal activity.
“Our ongoing efforts to disrupt drug trafficking networks are vital to protecting our communities,” said a Creek County law enforcement spokesperson. “Operations like this demonstrate our dedication to enforcing the law and safeguarding our residents.”
For more detailed information on the operation, visit the original report at KTUL News.
Looking Ahead: What This Means for Creek County
Laws and enforcement will continue to focus on dismantling drug distribution networks. The authorities encourage community vigilance and cooperation to help identify suspicious activities and support ongoing efforts.
- Residents are urged to report any drug-related activities anonymously.
- Law enforcement plans to continue executing targeted operations to reduce drug trafficking.
- Community programs aimed at prevention and education are expected to expand.
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