Accidental 911 call from farm worker on Highway 75

Heard on: Tulsa Regional Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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29, it's a reference to the 911 hang up.

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The address it's pinging from is (number withheld) US-75.

00:12

There's no answer.

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On call back.

00:18

Okay, I'll be 96 .

00:22

Ten four, thank you.

00:29

Guess why I just found.

00:32

Is it our vehicle?

00:36

Yep, it's a golden color GMC Envoy, but it has like a black primer bumper that's barely hanging on for life.

00:51

Okay.

00:54

Go ahead.

00:56

Could you reopen the domestic on 257th and put me in route to 75A and Adams Road for transport?

01:11

Negative, 2050.

01:17

CM 29.

01:21

I was able to get a hold of them by 21 .

01:23

They said they were out doing farm work and the buttons are being pressed in his pocket.

01:27

It was an accident back tonight.

7/13/2026 06:51 PM

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US-75, Henryetta, OK 74437

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a 911 hang-up pinging from a location near Highway 75 in the Henryetta area. Deputies tried calling back, then made contact with the caller, who reported they were working on a farm and emergency buttons were accidentally pressed in a pocket. The incident was treated as an accidental 911 activation.