A coordinated sting operation in Glenpool has led to the arrests of five men, including one accused of attempting to solicit a minor. According to KFOR, the multi-agency operation involved the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office, GRDA, and the Catoosa Police Department.
FOX 23 News reported that the operation began earlier in the week and concluded at a local hotel, with the Glenpool Police Department playing a central role. Officials stated that none of the suspects were from Glenpool.
Those arrested were identified as Rohan BhoJwanti, Mathew Eddy, Christopher LeBleu, Jeremy Fair, and David Raridon. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond confirmed his office’s involvement in coordinating the arrests, according to KFOR.
2 News Oklahoma reported that investigators used online and text platforms to identify suspects, with undercover officers posing as adults. Glenpool Police Chief Jeremy Plane said the sting emerged from a training exercise that led officers to potential targets.
Police emphasized their continued commitment to protecting the community from such crimes.
