Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-6-302: Disease eradication and control - Inspecting and

examining vehicles – Issuing citations - Agents' satisfactory

completion of courses.

A. To enable the State Board of Agriculture to implement its

duties and responsibilities regarding disease eradication and

control of livestock and theft of livestock, and of farming

equipment and farm implements, authorized agents of the Board are

authorized to stop a vehicle transporting any livestock or farming

equipment or farm implement for the purposes of inspecting and

examining:

1. Livestock being transported;

2. The documents relating to the health, ownership, or

destination of the livestock; and

3. Ownership documents or serial or identification numbers

relating to farming equipment or farm implements.

B. 1. Agents of the Board are authorized to issue citations to

those persons committing violations of the laws relating to the

control and eradication of disease in livestock in this state.

2. Each violation relating to the transportation of livestock,

and any required documentation regarding disease eradication and

control of livestock being transported may result in a citation not

to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) per incident. Each

citation issued shall indicate the name of the owner of the

livestock being transported, as well as the name of the driver of

the vehicle.

3. If an owner or driver receives three citations for

violations of this subsection within a consecutive three-year

period, the owner or driver may be subject to citations not to

exceed One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for any subsequent

violations of this subsection.

C. The authorized agents designated to stop vehicles and issue

citations shall be required to satisfactorily complete those courses

offered by law enforcement agencies as are required by the Board.