Tulsa County deputies are actively searching for two suspects, William Smith and Kayte Owens, who are wanted in connection with the theft of approximately $20,000 worth of trailers and equipment. The incident occurred last Friday night at the Charles Page High School Agricultural Barn in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. According to law enforcement, students arrived at the barn on Saturday morning to prepare for the Tulsa State Fair opening weekend only to discover that a stock trailer, a flatbed trailer, and stored equipment had been taken. Surveillance footage captured Smith and Owens hooking up their truck to the trailers and fleeing the scene. Investigators initially struggled to find leads but turned to social media for assistance. After posting surveillance images on Thursday morning, the public responded rapidly. Within three hours, a tip led deputies to the location of one of the stolen trailers at a property west of Prattville. Additional tips helped confirm the identities of the suspects. William Smith has a prior criminal record including burglary and drug offenses dating back to 2006, while Kayte Owens was placed on probation in 2020 for stolen property. Arrest warrants have been issued for both individuals. The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office emphasizes the importance of community tips in solving such cases, noting that stolen trailers are often moved out of state quickly. Residents who have seen the suspects or have information regarding their whereabouts are urged to contact the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office immediately.