12/26/25 Allen, OK – Small Town Unoccupied Police Station Was Broken Into – The Police Station Was Trashed And A Police Car Was Missing – Police Chief Found The Vehicle Totaled – Shotgun And Rifle Were Taken Out Of The Patrol Car – One Arrest Has Been Made – Maybe More

Around 2 a.m. last Thursday, 911 dispatch received a call that an Allen police unit was missing.

The Allen Police Department has three officers, one being Police Chief Darrell Armstrong.

“I thought maybe one of them may have worked a little late, just thinking. So I come by, I didn’t see the car and said neither one of their cars were in the driveway either,” said Armstrong.

After driving around town on his own looking for the unit, Armstrong reached out to the person who called 911 to show him where the car was.

“Car was totaled at that point when I saw it, so it wasn’t gonna be driven anymore. And when Hughes County got there, they took pictures as well and they notified a wrecker and we had a wrecker bring the car up to the police department,” said Armstrong.

Armstrong said the city manager met a Pontotoc County deputy at the police department.

When they walked in, the whole front room was trashed.

“This part, all this, everything on this desk, like the laptop, the keyboard, the monitor, speakers, all that was shoved down here in the floor and stretched, bent, and basically destroyed one of the towers,” Armstrong said, showing the damage.

Armstrong pointed to additional damage throughout the office.

Armstrong said a shotgun and a rifle were taken out of the patrol unit.

Evidence of the break-in was clear throughout the station.

“I have a footprint in the middle and a footprint on that side. It was kicked by the boot, which is the same boot print we had on top of the car when we finally recovered the car,” Armstrong said.

Out of the group suspected to be related to this burglary, Tentke Culberson is the only one who has been arrested for second-degree burglary and malicious injury to property. More arrests could follow.

“Usually, most people are pretty peaceful around here. They just go home and just keep themselves, go to work, go home and do it again the next day,” said Armstrong.