Police officer critical, crashed during pursuit

COMMERCE, Okla.Oklahoma Highway Patrol report that Saturday evening, November 19, 2022 just after 8 p.m. a police pursuit ended as the officer crashed north of Commerce, Okla.

Crash occurred on County Road S 560 near County Road E 30 in Ottawa County, Okla.

GOOGLE MAPS COUNTY ROAD S 560 AND COUNTY ROAD E 30. 

Vernon Moyer, 39, of Commerce was operating a 2018 Dodge Charger police cruiser. The Cause of Collision is described as, “Pursuit of fleeing vehicle, high rate of speed.”

Quapaw Nation EMS transported Moyer to a Joplin, Mo. hospital suffering critical injuries.

[Charger] was traveling north on County Road S 560 in pursuit of a vehicle he initiated a traffic stop with. Driver stated the brakes failed in his vehicle.  [Charger] departed the road to the right and crashed into a ditch.”  — Tpr Coleman Younger, OHP

Conditions during the crash event are listed as clear skies and dry roadway.

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Assisting agencies are listed in the preliminary report.

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Sylvester Stallone spends day filming ‘Tulsa King’ in Commerce, Okla.

COMMERCE, Okla. — Actor Sylvester Stallone has been in Northeast Oklahoma these past months (Tulsa, Oklahoma City) filming his upcoming series, “Tulsa King”.

Wednesday the Paramount + crew brought the production to Commerce, Oklahoma, filming scenes at the childhood home of baseball Hall of Famer, Mickey Mantle.

Tony Holden, the longtime friend of Stallone, owns the home and stated it’s great to be able to put the home to use. Holden shared images with Joplin News First from the day on the set (scroll down to check them out!).

The filming in Commerce wasn’t widely known, however, crowds still gathered to catch a glimpse of the set and actors.

As the day wrapped the Commerce Police Dept released a statement online thanking area agencies for assisting with security surrounding the set while filming.

CPD would like to thank the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Department, the Quapaw Nation Marshals, the BIA and the Miami Nation Police who assisted with set security we could not have done it without them.”

“Tulsa King” is set as a fictional New York mafia capo, Dwight “The General” Manfredi, played by Stallone, spends 25 years in prison. After release his mob family sends him to Tulsa, to set up shop.

The show is written in part by Oscar-nominated writer Taylor Sheridan, the wiz behind “Yellowstone”.  Launching “Tulsa King” mirrors the release of Sheridan’s 2021 hit “1883”.

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“Tulsa King” is slated to release late 2022 on Paramount +. Paramount Network also will air a sneak peek of “Tulsa King” first episode Nov. 13 immediately following the eagerly awaited debut of “Yellowstone” Season 5.  

It was an honor for all who got to meet him and we hope Tulsa King is a huge success,” Commerce Police state.

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