A 26-year-old former Logan County sheriff's deputy is facing six felony charges, including two counts of second-degree rape, after allegations surfaced that he sexually abused a child beginning when she was 6 years old. Dalton Errigo was arrested by the Logan County Sheriff's Office this week, booked into the very department where he once worked.
According to KFOR, Errigo faces two counts of second-degree rape along with four counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child under the age of 16. Court documents cited by the station allege the offenses occurred between February 2014 and September 2025. KFOR reported that the allegations involve a 6-year-old girl.
Booked by His Former Department
Errigo was arrested and booked into custody this week by the Logan County department where he was previously employed, the station's report states. As News 9 also reported, Errigo was booked on six felony counts tied to the allegations of sexual abuse of a child. Bond in the case has been set at $100,000, per the same account.
Errigo is scheduled to appear in court on December 3 to face the felony charges, according to the KFOR report. No additional details about the investigation have been released by investigators. The allegations against Errigo have not been proven in court.
How Oklahoma Court Records Work
For residents trying to track the case as it moves through the system, Logan County maintains searchable online dockets through the Oklahoma State Courts Network, or OSCN. Per Logan County, searches can be made by case number or party name, and most civil, criminal, and family domestic cases from 2003 forward are available on the system. The county notes that if a requester does not know the case number, a $5 records-search fee applies for every seven years searched.
