Okla. Stat. tit. 42, § 42-195: Default by occupant - Prevention of access - Liability for

damage to property.

A. An owner shall have the right to take such action as may be

required to prevent an occupant who has committed an act of default

pursuant to the rental agreement from gaining access to the self-

service storage facility or any specific location at which personal

property is stored by an occupant. The owner of a self-service

storage facility shall not be liable for damages sustained by an

occupant, if any, alleged to result from action taken by the owner

to prevent access to the self-service storage facility after the

occupant has committed an act of default pursuant to the rental

agreement.

B. If an occupant damages any real or personal property of the

owner in order to attempt to regain access to a self-service storage

facility, or any component of a self-service storage facility,

including but not limited to the destruction of a padlock or similar

device, in addition to criminal liability, the occupant shall be

liable for the damage caused and the owner of the self-service

storage facility may add the damages or expenses incurred as a

result of the action taken by the occupant to the amount of unpaid

storage charges for purposes of enforcing the lien authorized by

Section 6 of this act.