06/19/2026
This situation went from panic to overwhelming gratitude ๐จ๐
We checked our security cameras, and were horrified to see the horses had gotten out and were in our front yard!
We werenโt home so we called our captain, Coy Jenkins. Not only did he agree to help without hesitation, but he also called dispatch and let them know that some Mounted Patrol horses were out. Deputies rapid-fire responded and before we knew it, our cameras picked up multiple units coming down our driveway! It was less than 15 minutes from the time the initial call to Coy was DIALED to the time the first unit made it down our driveway. They got all the horses put back up, and we hear it was even a bit comical! Most of those who responded are not โhorse peopleโ.
For those who donโt know, this is not the kind of response that loose livestock calls normally get.
We have always been proud to be a part of the Rogers County Sheriffโs Office, but this was really powerful. These horses are CLEET-certified commissioned Deputies, and their team acknowledged that and showed up for them. Not just because the human Deputy Imhofs needed help, but because the equine Deputy Imhofs did as well.
Every horse on our team is owned and funded by their human partners, so this response was not fueled by any sort of financial loss or โinventoryโ requirement.
Investigator Ryan Price, Deputy Mark Peace, Lieutenant Chet Hunter, Deputy Taylor Carter, and Captain Coy Jenkins- THANK YOU for your incredible response, and for pulling through for your equine counterparts.
That is just honestly so cool.
