The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office arrested a sixth suspect last week in connection with an armed robbery at a marijuana grow operation in southern Cleveland County October 2.

With assistance from the Midwest City Police Department, CCSO investigators executed a search warrant in Midwest City.

That lead to the arrest of Reaginald D. Wilson.

He was charged with first-degree burglary, conjoint robbery, trafficking a controlled dangerous substance and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.

He is currently being held at the Cleveland County Detention Center on a $60,000 bond.

“We are committed to seeing this investigation through to the end and holding everyone involved accountable,” sheriff Darrell Weaver said.

“Our team has worked diligently alongside our law enforcement partners to follow every lead, gather the evidence, and pursue those responsible. This sixth arrest represents continued progress in our efforts to apprehend all responsible parties.”

CCSO deputies initially responded to the active robbery near 180th and Box Road, where two victims were struck with firearms. Following the incident, the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office worked alongside the Oklahoma City Police Department’s VCI and VCAT units and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to investigate the robbery and apprehend those responsible.

During the investigation, law enforcement recovered trafficking amounts of marijuana, four firearms, and additional evidence that led to the sixth arrest and generated new leads that could identify additional suspects.

Five individuals, including two juveniles, had previously been arrested in connection with the robbery.

The investigation remains ongoing, and an additional juvenile arrest may occur as investigators continue to pursue leads in the case.