Isiah Breshae Salas, 26, is listed in a Muskogee County Sheriff’s Office booking record as booked at Muskogee County Jail on October 10, 2026. The retained entry records a booking time of 1:13 p.m. and booking number 2026-003206.

The roster lists six charge entries. Its first label is “POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE WITHIN 1000 FEET OF SCHOOL OR PARK OR PRESENCE OF CHILD UNDER 12.” It also lists “POSSESS A DANGEROUS DRUG WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION,” “POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA,” two entries labeled “PUBLIC INTOXICATION,” and “RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER.” Both intoxication entries are preserved as the county published them; the repeated label does not establish two separate incidents.

The following descriptions provide general context from Oklahoma law, rather than findings about Salas or identification of the charging provisions used for this booking.

For the controlled-substance and marijuana possession allegations, Title 63, §2-402 prohibits knowing or intentional possession of a controlled dangerous substance except when obtained through an authorized practitioner or otherwise permitted by the state’s controlled-substances law. Authorized possession is excluded from that prohibition. The roster’s first label presents school proximity, park proximity and the presence of a child under 12 as alternatives; it does not establish that all three circumstances occurred.

For the prescription-drug allegation, Title 59, §353.24(A)(8) prohibits possession of dangerous drugs without a valid prescription or a valid license to possess them, with an exception for specified mental-health medication deliveries. Section 353.1 uses “dangerous drug” as a prescription-drug category; the term alone does not identify a particular substance.

For the public-intoxication entries, Title 37A, §6-101(A)(8) prohibits intoxication in a public place. Subsection D separately addresses specified drinking or intoxication accompanied by disturbing another person’s peace. These provisions supply legal context without assigning either subsection to either roster entry.

For the resisting allegation, Title 21, §268 addresses knowingly resisting an executive officer through force or violence while the officer performs official duties. The charge label does not itself establish that such conduct occurred.

The booking record reports allegations and a custody event. It does not establish guilt. Salas is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. No disposition is recorded in the stored event.