Two Men From Duncan Are Accused of Stealing Bull Calves

Two Men From Duncan Are Accused of Stealing Bull Calves

Two Duncan men are facing felony charges in Cotton County, Oklahoma, for allegedly stealing three bull calves worth a total of $45,000.

Suspects & Charges

  • Suspects: Travis Fowler & Brylan Sweat
  • Charges: Three counts of larceny of domestic animals

What Happened?

  • Timeframe: Late January 2024
  • Stolen Animals: Three bull calves
  • Estimated Value: $15,000 each ($45,000 total)

Authorities were alerted to the theft and immediately notified all sales barns in Southwest Oklahoma.

How They Were Caught

  • A livestock seller reported that Fowler and Sweat had brought in the bulls late at night to sell them.
  • When questioned, the men claimed they purchased the bulls online but could not provide proof of the sale.
  • Law enforcement obtained enough evidence to file an arrest warrant for both men.

Legal Consequences

  • Larceny of domestic animals is a serious felony in Oklahoma.
  • The crime carries a potential prison sentence and fines.

Authorities continue to investigate, and the suspects now face legal action in Cotton County.

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