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Glenpool Bottle Attack Leaves Man With Fractured Eye Socket, Two Women Jailed

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Published on October 06, 2026
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A man in Glenpool, Oklahoma ended up at a local hospital with a concussion and a fractured orbital socket after police said two women kicked, punched and struck him in the head with a glass bottle before making off with his cellphone. The reported attack happened on Sunday, October 4, 2026, and by this week police had two suspects in custody.

According to ktul.com, the victim reported that two women kicked, punched and hit him in the head with a glass bottle before taking his phone. Glenpool officers documented the victim's injuries at the scene and say they also obtained video footage of the assault, according to the same report from fox23.com.

Victim Hospitalized With Concussion and Facial Fracture

The victim was being treated at a local hospital for a concussion and a fractured orbital socket, per the police account relayed in the ktul.com report. The extent of his recovery or current condition has not been detailed publicly.

Investigators identified the suspects as Gracie Johnson and Promise Russell, the station's report states. Both women were ultimately arrested on allegations of robbery and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Suspects Located Far From Glenpool With Tribal Police Assistance

Johnson was found in Henryetta, while Russell was located in Dustin, the same account notes. Locating the pair required assistance from Muscogee Nation Lighthorse Police, according to the same source.

Once apprehended, Johnson and Russell were taken into custody at the Tulsa County Jail, per the original report. Glenpool Police were careful to note that these are arrests, not convictions, a standard caution underscoring that the allegations against both women remain unproven in court.

No booking records, bond details or hearing dates have been released, and it remains unclear whether formal charges have been filed beyond the reported arrests.