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## Transcript

Head em up, move em out. Breaking Bad meets the old west as police say meth heads stole cattle from a cowboy reality star. Jet McCoy competed on the Amazing Race with his brother Court in seasons 16 and 18. The Oklahoma rancher says about 100 head of cattle were stolen from his property, each worth around $ 1, 000. But I think if it was up to me, I'd fix it where they wouldn't steal any more. I mean, I got a hand off or something. Officers from the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry say, they caught the cattle thieves. The department's chief agent says the outlaws are stealing cattle to finance a drug habit.

The chief agent also tells People, one of the suspects worked for McCoy on his ranch, and both suspects have admitted to being meth users. McCoy, as you probably already gathered, didn't give the suspects much sympathy for the six- figure theft. It's no surprise to me that in the old days, when they found somebody stealing cattle and horses, that they just strung them up. Chief agent Jerry Flowers, who leads the team that caught the suspects added, it'll never end. I still enjoy every morning, getting up, pulling my boots on, and enjoy the thrill of the hunt, when we go out and chase these outlaws.

Thanks for watching. I'm Cliff Judy.

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