Caddo County Jail Inmate Search

The earliest known record of the Caddo County Jail located in Anadarko, Oklahoma dates back to July 30, 1912, at that time the facility held 8 prisoners. It was reported that the jail was in fairly good condition. The inmates were fed three meals a day, but did not offer religious services to them. Today the facility is a medium level security detention center. The county jail is operated

by the local Caddo County Sheriff's Office, and the prison is run by the state department of corrections. This correctional facility holds detainee’s from surrounding towns, who do not have their own lock-up, and that are awaiting trial or sentencing. Most of the inmates are detained here for no more than two years.

Darius Randall Robinson 41, an inmate died in the Caddo County jail on April 4, 2016. Robinson was strangled after being put in a chokehold by jailers trying to subdue the inmate after he tried to escape out of his cell. The Detention Center is located in the town of Anadarko, about an hour away from Oklahoma City. Originally, prison guards told News9 that Robinson tried to escape out of his cell while they were clearing items he had damaged and destroyed. Prison guards state that Robinson reportedly began “destroying his cell and acting out in a violent way”.

Officials say, “when the prison guards opened Robinson’s cell door to check on him, the detainee reportedly charged towards them”. He was subdued, and pepper sprayed. It’s also reported that a neck hold was also used to restrain the prisoner. "While lying handcuffed on the floor, and foaming from the mouth, Robinson became unresponsive". Autopsy reports from the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's office state, "Robinson had a broken neck, abrasions from his handcuffs, and hemorrhages". The probable cause of death was by asphyxiation due to "manual compression of neck".

In a statement, the attorneys for Robinson’s family states: "The autopsy confirms the family's worst fears; Robinson's death was the result of excessive force. The medical examiner's ruled that the deceased injuries were consistent with manual strangulation. Apparently, Robinson’s injuries were caused by the jailers.

Caddo County Detention Center had reported that on early Sunday morning October 27, 2013, four inmates had escaped from the correctional facility through the shower above them, and then into a pipe chase and out of the pipe chase door. Dylan Ray, 21, Prime Tounwin Brown, 23, Anthony James Mendonca, 24, and Triston Cheadle, 32. Anadarko had escaped. Police were called around 2:40 a.m. Sunday and were told that four men were spotted outside the prison in orange jumpsuits. Officials conducted a head count and realized that four inmates were missing. Two of the inmates were caught days later, 20 miles away from the prison, the other two were found and captured in Texas shortly after.