Citizen Report No. 1658880779 - 626752567

Clifford Albert Demond

Ottawa County Sheriff's Office

28 B Street NE

Miami, Oklahoma 74354

(918) 542-2806

https://ottawa.okco…

Date of Offense

August 23, 2021

Offense(s)

Criminal Charges and/or Conviction

Fraud

Theft

Supporting Document(s)

Affidavit

Felony Warrant

Charging Information

KOAM News

Statement

After being reassigned to Field Deputy from Jailer, Clifford Demond utilized the Sheriff's Department's Computer System to steal funds from an inmate account using a "release pay card". The sum he stole totaled over $2,000. He used the card at various locations before being caught. He was later charged with Grand Larceny and Computer Fraud/unlawful use of computer see CF-2021-00256 (Ottawa County).

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