Tahlequah police said a package intercepted in Tulsa County contained an Easter bunny stuffed with $30,000 worth of meth.

Police arrested Carolyn Ross.

“We’ve intercepted narcotics in the mail before,” said Tahlequah Police Chief Nate King.

However, this box is one of the strangest that King said he’s ever dealt with.

“The Easter Bunny I thought was a strange touch,” King said.

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A hole was cut into the bottom of the rabbit and police found quite the surprise waiting inside.

“There were two condoms and meth stuffed inside the rabbit,” King said.

The pound of meth has a street value of around $30,000.

“It’s not the prize egg that we want in Tahlequah,” King said.

Tahlequah police were alerted by Tulsa County deputies that the package was to be delivered to Ross’s home in Tahlequah.

“We didn’t know who at the home would receive the meth or if they knew what they were receiving,” King said.
An officer went to Ross’s home and posed as a delivery man.

“We got a plain white van, drove to the residence and served an anticipatory warrant on the resident,” King said.

Officials said that Ross confessed to knowing the drugs were in the mail. She said she was supposed to redistribute them to someone else.

Ross is being held at the Cherokee Detention Center on $75,000 bond.

A man has been charged with killing his wife Sunday morning in Powell County.

According to State Police, troopers were called out around 6 a.m. to a shooting on Echo Hollow Road in Clay City.When investigators arrived at the home, they said they found Rosena Hood, 42, had been shot. The victim was taken to a hospital in Mount Sterling where she was pronounced dead.

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The victim’s husband, James Hood, 48, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter.

Details of the shooting have not been released.

An Albany man was arrested Saturday after using a duplicate SEFCU credit card to make purchases around the Capital Region, according to a news release from the New York State Police.

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Denfield B. Scott, 22, faces a felony charge of identify theft, police said, and was arraigned in the Town of Brunswick Court. He was sent to the Rensselaer County Correctional Facility on $25,000 bail, police said.

He is scheduled to appear back in court at 10 a.m., April 8.

A juvenile was recovered and returned to their parents during a sex trafficking sting, according to the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office.

The Sheriff’s Office says four people were arrested during a joint operation to target child predators and to recover juveniles who are victims of sex trafficking during major sporting events with the FBI’s CSRA Child Exploitation Task Force.

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The following four men are charged with criminal attempt aggravated child molestation for attempting to have sex with what they believed to be a 14-year-old girl: Sean Gallaher of Augusta, GA, Christopher Allen Harrison of North Augusta, SC, Victor O’Valle of Grovetown, GA, Victor Lewis Phillips of Augusta, GA.

A 36-year-old man is facing several charges for allegedly engaging in a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old runaway.

According to Colorado Springs police, the teen ran away from her home in the Springs on March 30. One day after her mother reported her missing, a school resource officer found evidence that the girl had been talking with a 30-something man living in Pueblo.

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During the investigation, a family friend found the missing girl and called police. Officers say during an interview with the teen, they got more information about the male suspect and were able to identify him.

Jose Miller of Pueblo was arrested Friday for charges of sexual assault on a child, enticement on a child and sexual exploitation of a child. He has since bonded out of jail.

Lexington Police have arrested a man and charged him with kidnapping.
Authorities tell LEX 18 that they received a call Saturday morning around 3:00 a.m. to a home on Danielle Lane. A woman at the home said her roommate, Bradford Lyvers, entered her home by kicking in the door and then assaulted her. Officers say she ran from the home to a neighbors house to call police.  When she returned her two children were missing. Authorities say Lyvers is the father of one of the children. Police found Lyvers and the two missing children at a home in Nicholasville.

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The  woman reported minor injuries from the assault.  The children were unharmed.

Lynn was charged with first degree burglary and one count of kidnapping.

The Dormont Police Department is trying to locate a 26-year-old man who has not been seen since Sunday.

Austin Duckworth is white, approximately 5 feet 11 inches tall, and has brown hair and brown eyes.

Police said he was last seen wearing blue jeans, a plaid shirt and hiking boots.

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Duckworth is currently entered into Commonwealth Law Enforcement Assistance Network  as a missing person, which is Pennsylvania’s connection to the National Crime Information Center’s database.

Anyone who sees Duckworth or has information on his whereabouts is asked to contact the Dormont Police Department at (412) 561-8900.

Officials have issued a missing persons alert for 85-year-old Darrel Eugene Rauch of Parker. He was last seen outside of Fort Morgan at 11:30 p.m. Thursday, and may have been traveling toward Nebraska, according to the alert.

Rauch is described as a white male wearing blue jeans and a blue hoodie with navy suspenders. He was traveling in an olive green 2005 Honda Odyssey minivan, with Colorado license plate No. 009-VTQ.

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According to the Parker Police Department, Rauch has several medical conditions and left without his medications.

If you have information about the missing person, contact the Parker Police Department, 303-805-6512.

The family of a missing Magnolia woman, initially helped in its search by dozens of volunteers, is now canvasing the full length of Texas on its own in a desperate search for the wife and mother who vanished 12 days ago.

Danielle Sleeper, 32, was last seen at her home on Sunday morning, March 22, 2015. She didn’t leave in her personal vehicle but apparently took her purse and her phone.

“We have been everywhere that we can get,” said Tannah Cross, Sleeper’s sister.

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Cross and a friend, reached by phone in Corsicana, began Friday with an early morning drive as far north as Waxahachie to pass out missing persons posters to every major truck stop and roadside convenience store they could find.

But 12 days into the search, Cross says her family still doesn’t know why Sleeper disappeared.

“That’s what’s got me baffled, because she wasn’t a person that would just take off and not contact anybody at all and leave her kids behind. Her kids were everything,” Cross said.

Cross says her sister is also prone to seizures and seems to have left her medication behind as well. Sleeper has a “tribal tattoo” on the top her foot, a frog tattoo on an ankle with the names Colton & Dylan around it and a cross tattoo on her back with a red-orange-yellow fade.

Texas Equusearch and its team of volunteers assisted in the initial search in the Magnolia area, but additional searches have been put on hold pending new information in the case.

Anyone with information that might help find Sleeper is asked to call the Montgomery County Sherriff’s Office at (936) 760-5800 or Texas Equusearch at 281-309-9500 or Crime Stoppers anonymous tip line 713-222-TIPS (8477).

“We are completely worried and scared that something bad has happened because she wouldn’t just walk away from everything,” said Cross.