§ 752 Attachments and executions, who levied by.

Only a bonded officer can carry out an attachment or execution in Oklahoma. This means seizing property or enforcing a court order to collect a debt must be done by someone who holds an official bond, like a sheriff or another authorized law enforcement officer.

This rule protects people from having their property taken by someone who isn't properly authorized or accountable. If a person who isn't a bonded officer tries to seize property under a court order, that action would be against the law. The bond also gives the public a way to seek compensation if the officer does something wrong while carrying out the seizure.