GARFIELD, KINGFISHER, NOBLE, MAJOR - May 2015

noble County
santana deroin
dui/child endangerment
garfield County
chelsea enloe
carry firearms after
conviction/during probation
noble County
sue wimer
possession of controlled
substance
major County
summer ruffin
knowingly concealing stolen
property
garfield County
brittany uhlman
possession of controlled
substance
garfield County
reid dawson
rape - first degree
noble County
joshua jones
manufacture of cds/poss
material w/intent
major County
jeffery meyers
possession of cds w/intent
kingfisher County
dean
schoenewald
Using offensive weapon in
felony
kingfisher County
viviana duron
possession of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
major County
shelby hambelton
exploitation of the elderly
kingfisher County
michael wanzer
burglary - second degree
noble County
kelly watson
burglary - second degree
kingfisher County
devon woods
possession of cds w/in 1000’
of school/park/minor
garfield County
joyful aliwis
malicious injury/destruction
of property
Garfield/Kingfisher/major/noble counties
Vol. 5 No. 6 [email protected] Published the 2nd Saturday of each month.
May 2015
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
major County
John bryant
stolen vehicle
2 | may 2015 Garfield County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CARRINGTON
AISEN
JOYFUL
ALIWIS
ANGELA
ALLSBURY
JUAN
ARREDONDO HERNANDEZ
dus MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
FAILURE TO COMPLY dus
JEAN
BEST
JEREMIAH
BIAGINI
WILENNA
BOZARTH
DWAYNE
BROWN
a&B w/deadly weapon bond increased - ROBBERY
BY FORCE OR FEAR
GRAND LARCENY POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TIMOTHY
CAREY
BYRIN
CARR
DALTON
CARSON
JOSE
CHAVEZ-CASTRO
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
TRESPASSING FAILURE TO COMPLY DOMESTIC a&B
STEPHEN
DAVIS
CRYSTAL
DEROIN
KRISTOPHER
DOWNING
JUSTIN
DRAKE
TAMMY
EHRLICH
WRIGHT
ELKAR
CHELSEA
ENLOE
CARRYING WEAPONS FAILURE TO COMPLY PUBLIC intox failure to comply - improper equipment
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A
CHILD
FLIGHT TO AVOID CARRY FIREARMS AFTER
CONVICT/DURING PROBATION
HENTY
ENOS
YVONNE
ESCALANTE
KENNETH
FITZSIMMONS
PUBLIC intox PETIT LARCENY DUI
Key of Charges
A&B .................................................. Assault & Battery
APC ...........................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF .............................After Former Felony Conviction
ATA ........................................Application to Accelerate
ATI ............................................. Application to Impose
B&E ..............................................Breaking & Entering
CDS ............................Controlled Dangerous Substance
DUI ....................................Driving Under the Infl uence
DUI-D ................... Driving Under the Infl uence of Drugs
DUS ..................................... Driving Under Suspension
DWI ......................................Driving While Intoxicated
FTA ....................................................Failure to Appear
FTP .........................................................Failure to Pay
INT ....................................................................Intent
INTOX ........................................................ Intoxication
MANU ......................................................Manufacture
MTA .............................................Motion to Accelerate
MTR ..................................................Motion to Revoke
PI.................................................... Public Intoxication
POSS ........................................................... Possession
TOC ..................................Transporting Open Container
VPO ................................. Violation of Protective Order
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ANGELA
HARVISTON
MICHAEL
HENDERSON
GIBSON
HUGHEs
JUSTIN
JACKSON
GRAND LARCENY DUI DUI POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JENNIFER
MACK
JULIO
MAHONEY
HEATHER
MALY
LISA
MARSH
dui NO DRIVERS LICENSE failure to comply LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
TYLER
MILES
LINDSEY
NIGHTENGALE
BLAIZE
PARVIN
BARBIE
PAYNE
PUBLIC intox FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
CARRYING WEAPONS MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE
PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
WILLIE
RUSSELL
JAMES
SANBORN
TARSIA
SCHMITT
NEAL
SCRIMSHER
no drivers license POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FAILURE TO COMPLY CARRYING WEAPONS
samantha
tate
SHAUNA
TAYLOR
TAYBOR
TERREL
JOSE
TORRES
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
FAILURE TO COMPLY
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4 | may 2015 Garfield County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOSHUA
BERRY
BOBBY
BEST
JOHNNY
BISSELL
JOHNNY
BISSELL
CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON
POSS FIREARM W/ ALTERED ID
IN COMMission OF FELONY
DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN
GREAT BODILY HARM
AGG DUI
BRYAN
BOSWELL
KENNETH
CANNADY
BRANDON
CARDINALI
ROBBERY- SECOND DEGREE PUBLIC INTOX DUI
MICHAEL
DELAY
CHARITY
DEUNK
DILLON
DIAZ
JASE
ENSMINGER
public intox OBSTRUCTING OFFICER BOND RECOMMITMENT FALSE
PERSONATION
dus
YVONNE
ESCALANTE
ANGELA
FOSTER
WANDA
GEHRINGER
ELVA
GONZALES
BRENDAN
GRISHAM
HELEN
GROTHE
DAVID
HANDLEY
PUBLIC INTOX dus PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX GRAND LARCENY DOMESTIC ABUSE DUI
KAYSI
HARPER
LEONCIO
HERNANDEZ
MANDELYN
HIBBITT
TERRENCE
HIGDON
WAYLAN
HOFFMAN
SHAUL
JEJON
lEVI
JONES
fta DOMESTIC ABUSE dus dus DUI AGG DUI BOGUS CHECKS
HOWARD
WELCH
DUI
A sexual assault occurs every 2 seconds in the United States. While both
men and women are susceptible to becoming victims of sexual violence, a
CDC survey revealed that 1 in 5 U.S. women have been raped during their
lifetime and 1 in 2 have encountered some form of sexual violence.
Unfortunately, sexual assault incidents are reported less frequently than
any other violent crime as only a small percentage of victims are willing
to step forward to report their experience and involve the criminal justice
process.
Protecting yourself by being informed about the dangers in your area
and understanding preventative measures are critical to prevent victimization.
The National Crime Prevention Council and AlertID offer the following
9 tips to help protect women from becoming victims:
1. Be aware of your surroundings - become a member of AlertID
for free at www.AlertID.com to stay informed of the sex offender, current
crime alerts and up to the minute warnings from neighbors in any area
important to you.
2. Avoid walking or jogging alone – particularly at night. Additionally,
vary your route and stay in well-traveled, well-lighted areas.
3. Walk with confidence - the more confident you look, the stronger
you appear.
4. Be wary of isolated spots –underground garages, offices after business hours, and apartment laundry rooms.
5. Have your key ready to use before you reach the door – this includes
home, car, or work.
6. Drive on well-traveled streets with doors and windows locked.
7. Trust your instincts - if you feel uncomfortable in your surroundings, leave the area immediately.
8. In the event you have car trouble - call for help on your cell phone or
if you don’t have a phone, put the hood up, set road flares, lock the doors,
turn on the hazard lights, and wait for a public service worker to assist you.
For more prevention tips and resource information on Sexual Assault
from AlertID, developed in conjunction with the National Crime Prevention Council, please visit: http://alertid.com/search/sex-crimes.asp
Victim support resources are especially important functions of the recovery process for all survivors of sexual violence. If you are sexually assaulted, it is not your fault. Don’t be afraid to ask for help or support.
raising Awareness to Protect
Women Against Sexual Assault
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Garfield County may 2015 | 5
JOHN
KAHN
BRANDI
KING
DARYL
LATDRICK
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DOMESTIC ABUSE dus
ELIZABETH
MACHADO
JENNIFER
MILLS
TRAVIS
MITCHELL
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DOMESTIC ABUSE DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
RUSSELL
POTHUISJE
LOUIS
REESE
MARK
REID
ABUSE/FINANCIAL
EXPLOITATION BY CARETAKER
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
VEHICLE
VPO
RENNY
SAMUEL
ROSS
SCHWERDTFEGER
CHRISTOPHER
SIPES
SHELBY
SMITH
VIOLET
SNOW
MICHAEL
STALLINGS
DEMETRIUS
STAMPS
PUBLIC DRUNK dur FTA- SPEEDING POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POINTING FIREARMS a&b w/dangerous weapon dur
DRAKE
STROIKE
DUSTIN
THOMAS
JAMES
THOMPSON
BRITTANY
UHLMAN
MANUEL
URENDA
KALLIE
WATKINS
AMANDA
WEHE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DUI DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ POSS W/ INTENT
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
dus DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE PUBLIC INTOX
Steven Grant Gordineer, 55, tried to evade arrest by throwing
stuff out of his car while driving away from a police officer.
The Enid man failed, however, but he became angry and
called an officer some derogatory names when he was placed
under arrest.
On April 11 around 11 p.m., a state trooper was traveling eastbound on Maine Street and 7th in Enid when he saw a truck
“failing to maintain a single lane of traffic,” according to the affidavit. The trooper attempted to stop the vehicle, but the truck
kept on trucking, running some red lights and driving through
some stop signs.
The trooper could also see the driver, identified as Gordineer,
tossing items out of his window.
The truck eventually came to a stop in the 900 block of East
Randolph. The man tossed one more item out of his window.
Gordineer then jumped out of the truck and apologized to the trooper -- he said he didn’t
stop because his license was suspended.
The trooper searched Gordineer’s person, and he found a clear plastic baggy containing a
green leafy substance. The substance later field-tested positive for marijuana.
The trooper also found a bottle of whiskey in the area he saw the man throw something out
the window.
Gordineer became upset and called the trooper a “c--- sucker.” He said the bottle wasn’t his.
He tried to explain that he had just tossed a soft drink out. No soft drink was found.
The trooper asked Gordineer what he was trying to hide when he was being stopped.
Gordineer said he was trying to put out a cigarette that fell on his lap, but the man had exited his vehicle with a lit cigarette.
The trooper placed the man under arrest and took him to jail. During booking, some rolling
papers were found in Gordineer’s pocket.
Gordineer is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous substance, unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with license suspended and eluding police officer.
He was released on a $4,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on May 11, 2015.
Whiskey bent
and jail bound
GORDINEER
6 | may 2015 Garfield County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LAUREN
ANDERSON
JAMES
BARRETT
AARON
BENSHOOF
JACOB
BEVEL
ROXANNE
BIGGS
ISRAEL
BLAKLEY
DAVID
BLANCHARD
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
no drivers license DUI POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
FALSE PERSONATION POSS PARA LARCENY OF LOST PROPERTY
JOLETTE
BOSS
MICHAEL
BOURBONAIS
MICHAEL
BURKS
JOHN
CANTELLAY
JOSHUA
COLE
DAKOTA
CURNETT
TROY
DELGADO
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DIST CDS NEAR TO PARK/
SCHOOL/MINOR
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE dwi dus/dur BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CRYSTAL
DEROIN
ABDELKHABIR
ELAROUA
RICHARD
ESKEW
DONALD
EVANS
SEAN
GODBOUT
DANNY
GOFF
BRANDON
GRANGER
DOMESTIC ABUSE dus dus THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
dus DUI DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ POSS W/ INTENT
CAROLYN
GREEN
TOMMY
HALEY
MARKUS
HARMAN
MIRANDA
HARPER
JASON
HENDRICK
ALEJANDRO
HERNANDEZ-GONZALES
NICHOLAS
HUTSON
CHILD RESTRAINT VIOLATIONS POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
dur TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE FALSE PERSONATION vpo
WILLIAM
JAMISON
CAROMINA
KAROUA
TROY
KASTNING
JOHNATHON
KINGSBERRY
MICHAEL
LAFARGUE
JUSTIN
LITTERELL
RICK
LUNDAY
failure to comply DRIVING WITHOUT DRIVERS
LICENSE
PUBLIC INTOX CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE OBSCENE/THREATENING OR
HARASSING PHONE CALLS
dwi
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Garfield County may 2015 | 7
ARMANDO
MARTINEZ
KATHERINE
MATLOCK
KODE
METCALFE
DANIEL
MORRIS
PUBLIC INTOX LARCENY OF MERCH ARSON - SECOND DEGREE SECURITY VERIFICATION FORM
ALBERT
ODOM
JULIAN
OSBURN
JACK
OWENS
OTILA
PATRICK
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER DRIVING WITHOUT VALID
LICENSE
FTA- dui
JALEN
PRATT
TINA
PRICHARD
PATRICIA
ROBERTSON
CASEY
RUFFNER
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
dus SECURITY VERIFICATION FORM REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
DEMETRIUS
STAMPS
BAILEY
TAYLOR
GARLAND
TAYLOR
EDWARD
THORNTON
dus GRAND LARCENY BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE PUBLIC DRUNK
MAURICIA
WASHINGTON
STEVEN
WELCH
JUSTINA
ZIMBELMAN
DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ POSS W/ INTENT
GRAND LARCENY dus
CHRISTOPHER
DAVIS
dus
MATTHEW
GOODMAN
STEVEN
GORDINEER
DEVIN
HARRIS
poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
PETIT LARCENY
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Its no coincidence that in the
very first Tips From a Trooper
article I wrote about Oklahoma’s
Move Over law. It is one of the single most important laws on
the books for the safety of our Emergency Response professionals
as they do their jobs on and around the roads of Oklahoma. Due
to several recent incidents, I want to re-introduce everyone to
this law! I’m talking Oklahoma State Statute Title 47, Chapter
11-314: Approaching a stationary emergency vehicle, wrecker, or
tow vehicle displaying flashing lights. What this law states is that
when approaching an emergency vehicle such as a law enforcement
vehicle, ambulance, fire truck, wrecker or tow truck, which has its
emergency lights activated (red and blue lights, or any combination
of), you, the courteous driver, shall do the following:
On roadways with more than one lane traveling in the same
direction, you shall move to the adjacent lane if possible. This
means if you have two lanes available to you, when you approach
an emergency vehicle with lights activated, you will move from the
lane closest to the emergency vehicle to the lane farthest away from
the emergency vehicle, provided you can do so safely. Usually this
will be from the right hand lane to the left hand lane, because the
most common occurrence of this will be when you are passing a
Trooper or other Law Enforcement Officer who has a driver stopped
on the shoulder of the roadway. If you are not able to change lanes
to move away from the emergency vehicle, perhaps because there is
already a car occupying that lane next to you, then you shall reduce
your speed and proceed with caution.
On roadways that have only one lane of travel for each direction,
in other words, your basic two lane highway or road, you are
required to simply reduce your speed in your lane and proceed with
caution.
If you are found in violation of this law, the fine currently is
$211.50.
Just this year, we have had several Troopers hit, and Trooper
Nicholas Dees lost his life while working an accident on I-40 to a
distracted driver who did not obey this law. Trooper Keith Burch
was seriously injured in the same tragic accident, and has a long
recovery ahead. Most recently, Trooper Gary Sanders was hit while
on a traffic stop by another distracted driver, and nearly lost his
life. Aside from being a law, this just makes common sense. Part
of being a safe and courteous driver means looking out for others
on or near the roadway. Pay attention and MOVE OVER or SLOW
DOWN, those are some easy things to do to put emergency service
professionals at ease! Thanks for reading, buckle up and please
drive safe!
Tips from a Trooper
8 | may 2015 Garfield County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Crocs plastic shoes left tread marks that helped link a 22-year-old
Fairbanks man to downtown burglaries, authorities said.
The owner of a building where some break-ins occurred provided surveillance footage to police, who posted it on the department’s Facebook
page. Roland Huntington Grace name was among several mentioned by
tipsters, according to authorities.
According to the court documents, Grace wore Crocs during a police
interview and the shoes matched the tread pattern found at the scene.
Grace faces charges of burglary, theft and criminal mischief in connection with the burglaries reported earlier this month, the Fairbanks Daily
News-Miner newspaper reported.
Online court records don’t have an attorney listed for him. Charging
documents say Grace admitted to the burglaries.
The owner of The Crepery reported on April 1 that someone stole about
$400 from a cash register after breaking into the restaurant. A minister
at the Church of Christ reported April 2 that someone stole about $30
after prying open several locked doors. Another burglary at The Crepery
was reported April 3, with $5 in change taken. A worker at the art gallery
across the hall told responding police that there was a burglary at that
shop as well, and that $1,000 of artists’ jewelry was taken.
According to authorities, two necklaces matching the description of
jewelry taken from the gallery were recovered from Grace.
Stupid criminals
JEFFREY
CHILDERS
DUSTIN
CROSSWHITE
dus
DOMESTIC a&B
TREY
FRAZIER
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
TROY
KASTNING
ANTHONY
LEONARDO
MARK
LOCKWOOD
public intox REC/POSS/TRANSP STOLEN
COPPER
agg dui
ARMANDO
MARTINEZ
VERNA
MCCORD
JUAN
MENA
PUBLIC intox DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
DUI
THOMAS
POl
ZAKK
QUIGLEY
ANGEL
RIVERA
no drivers license FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
AARON
STEWART
ANNA
STUBBS
NICK
SUTHERLAND
RECKLESS CONDUCT WITH
FIREARM
SELL/DISPENSE BEER TO
MINOR
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
HENRY
WAGGONEr
WAYNE
WILSON
dus CARRY FIREARMS AFTER
CONVICT/DURING PROBATION
FREDRICK
LAWRENCE
CASEY
LEE
DAVID
LINDSEY
AMESHIA
LOFTON
atr CARRY FIREARMS AFcf/
DURING PROBATION
dus BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE
SHANNON
MOOTZ
RANDY
MORRIS
ALICIA
NISWANDER
RORY
OLSEN
LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN
ACCIDENT
PUBLIC INTOX UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
DUI
RONALD
ROBERTS
ANGIE
ROCHE
FREDDIE
RODRIGUEZ
MICHAEL
ROEDEL
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/
CON GAME
OBTAINING PROP OR SIGN
UNDER FALSE PRET
DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Garfield County may 2015 | 9
RAED
NAJIB
ALMOS
NAORO
TEVIN
NOLDEN
ACQUIRE PROCEEDS FROM
DRUG ACTIVITY
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
NORMAN
PERKINS
HARLEY
PITTS
PEDRO
POL
DUI/ CHILD ENDANGERMENT STALKING NO LICENSE
BILLY
SEXTON
JACKIE
SHAW
MYLISSA
SMITH
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DUI REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
MICHAEL
VARGAS
TEDDIE
VCULEK
RALPH
WALLACE
POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
DUI CARRY FIREARMS AFcf/
DURING PROBATION
unsolved cases
The Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation is off ering up to a $5,000
reward for information that leads to the
arrest and conviction of the person(s)
responsible for murdering Richard
Piersall 14 years ago.
Piersall was shot during an armed
robbery of the Kum-N-Go convenience
store in Wagoner, April 9, 2001.
Piersall, 59, worked as a clerk at the
store.
Investigators developed several
suspects during the investigation but
more information is needed from
witnesses in the area. Investigators
believe several citizens in Wagoner have
information vital to the prosecution of
this case.
If anyone has information regarding this robbery, they are urged to call the OSBI hotline at
800-522-8017 or the Wagoner Police Department at 918-485-5511.
OSBI Off ers Reward in 14-Year-Old Homicide Case
MARCIA
ALANIZ
DEVON
BAGGETT
BOBBIE
BENZ
ABUSE/FINANCIAL
EXPLOITATION BY CARETAKER
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
PETIT LARCENY
MICHAEL
BLAIR
JAMES
BLANCHARD
BAILY
BOLLENBACH
public intox LEAVING THE SCENE OF
ACCIDENT
public intox
KATHLEEN
COLEMAN
HELEN
CURL
REID
DAWSON
vpo/ DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ POSS W/ INTENT
PUBLIC INTOX RAPE - FIRST DEGREE
KRYSTAL
BARBER
OTIS
BELL
BOBBIE
BENZ
MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE
PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
breaking and entering
DISTURBANCE
DENNIS
BRUCE
JUSTICE
BURKS
JESSICA
BURT
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF
PARAPHERNALIA
no drivers license FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/
BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
10 | may 2015
OK Jailbirds is cooperating with the efforts of Oklahoma Department of Human Services to impact the huge
social problem of irresponsible parents who are not paying the child supports ordered by our courts.
If these biological-only parents won’t honor the courts order, perhaps public shame will get their attention.
If you know how to reach any of the Deadbeat Parents found on this page, please call the Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Child Support HotLine at 1-800-522-8014
Importance of Child Support
Children are our future and child support helps make sure they
have a chance at a productive life. Children have the right to get
support from both parents and do not lose this right when a
parent leaves the home.
When children do not receive child support, they can:
Suffer both Emotionally and Physically
Live within a Reduced Standard of Living
Have their Basic Needs Unmet
Become Non-Supportive when they become Parents.
When one or both parents do not support their children,
taxpayers often pay the cost of raising children. When children
receive public assistance and their parents pay no child support,
all taxpayers bear the cost of supporting the children.
Most Wanted List Missing Deadbeat Parents
Deadbeat
Parents
It’s ALL about the KIDS!
James Mylon Concannon Jr.
Owes: $ 12,938.71
Date of Birth: 06/11/1988
Race: Hispanic Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 6” Weight: 141
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Ardmore, OK
Jimmy Dale Roe
Owes: $ 49,812.28
Date of Birth: 12/15/1968
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 180
Eyes: Hazel Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Altus, OK
George Andrea Poole
Owes: $ 38,784.48
Date of Birth: 10/28/1976
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 200
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK
Anthony Dominique Clewis
Owes: $ no order / pending
Date of Birth: 09/01/1990
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Shawnee, OK
Lynda Denise Compton
Owes: $ 38,005.93
Date of Birth: 12/31/1968
Race: American Indian Gender: Female
Height: 5’ 3” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Altus, OK
Michael Allen Rich
Owes: $ 30,073.01
Date of Birth: 10/19/1971
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 240
Eyes: Blue Hair: Blond
OCSS Office: Sallisaw, OK
Jeffery Lee Cole
Owes: $ pending
Date of Birth: 11/19/1971
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 160
Eyes: Green Hair: Bald/Partial Bald
OCSS Office: Oklahoma City North, OK
Robert R. Radabaugh
Owes: $ 19,864.60
Date of Birth: 11/27/1965
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 145
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Okmulgee, OK
may 2015 | 11
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Christian
Rodriguez
Missing Since:
3/22/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
South Houston, TX
Jessica Harlow
Missing Since:
3/13/2015
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Dallas, TX
Angela Sanchez
Missing Since:
2/14/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Ingram, TX
Ally Rudkins
Missing Since:
3/22/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Ada, OK
Alexis Ojeda
Missing Since:
1/17/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Austin, TX
Jayden Buckley
Missing Since:
3/10/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Cushing, TX
Mikayla
Newsome
Missing Since:
4/7/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Bedford, TX
Madison
Waggoner
Missing Since:
3/20/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Abilene, TX
Paola Espinoza
Missing Since:
4/1/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Marble Falls, TX
12 | may 2015 Major County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
BRANDON
CALWONSEN
dui
STEVEN
FAUSNAUGHT
TIMOTHY
GROVE
SHELBY
HAMBELTON
MICHEAL
HAWK
OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
EMBEZZLEMENT EXPLOITATION OF THE ELDERLY OBTAINING MERCH BY BOGUS
CHECK
MANDY
KEENAN
NATHAN
LEWIS
BRIGITTE
LOONEY
NICOLAS
MARTINEZ-GOMEZ
BARRY
MAXON
a&b
PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX dwi dui
JEFFERY
MEYERS
TYLER
MILES
JOYCE
nILL
MATHHEW
OVERSTREET
ROBERT
RICHARDSON
SUMMER
RUFFIN
BRENDA
SANDERS
POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT PUBLIC INTOX HARBORING A FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE
ftp FTP- DRIVING WITHOUT
LICENSE
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
duid
ASHLEY
SHOOK
DARREN
SMITH
SMITH
MICHAEL
SPOTTEDCORN JR
DEANNA
STOTTS
SARAH
TURNER
MICHELLE
WHITLOW
FTA- DEFRAUDING AN INKEEPER DOMESTIC A&B FTA- PUBLIC INTOX FTA - DUI FURNISHING ALCHOHOL TO
MINOR
unauthorized use of a
motor vehicle
DENNIS
WILDER
DOMESTIC A&B
A Fairview man with a thirst for alcohol was arrested after he allegedly
took a 20-pack and two 30-packs of
beer from a Cleo Springs convenience
store on April 14.
Someone was planning on partying
-- or getting really drunk.
Either way, unfortunately for
21-year-old Jordan Tyler Smith, the
police shut his plans down.
According to the police report, the
store clerk contacted the Major County
Sheriff’s Office at approximately 12:45
a.m. and said a man had just stolen some brewskis from the store.
The employee said she was behind the cash register bagging ice when
a man, later identified as Smith, entered the store.
She said she acknowledge the man, and he walked toward the back
of the store to the beer section. She said the next thing she knew,
Smith was running out of the store with all 80 beers. The woman
yelled at the man, but Smith kept running and jumped into a car. The
vehicle then headed south on Highway 412.
She described the suspect as tall and bearded.
Facebookers came to the aid of police in capturing the alleged beerloving bearded bandit. The Major County Sheriff’s Officer posted a
store surveillance video of the robbery on their Facebook page, and
“many anonymous tips” positively identified the suspect as Smith.
Smith was arrested and transported to jail.
He is being charged with larceny of merchandise from a retailer.
His bond was set at $2,500, and he is scheduled to appear in court
on June 3, 2015.
Bearded beer bandit
boosts booze We will be publishing letters
to the editor in upcoming
issues. If you have an opinion
on something that you would
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Major County may 2015 | 13
WILSON
ADAMSON
HERBER
AGUILAR
DEVIN
BLAKE
JOHN
BRYANT
LANCE
CRELLY
ISRAEL
DELGADO
duid public intox bogus check
STOLEN VEHICLE ftp no drivers license
DAKOTA
EASTMAN
JARED
FRANCIS
MARILEE
GRANT
FTP/CONTRIBUTING TO THE
DELINQUENCY OF MINORS
dus fta - manslaughter - 1st
degree
MORGAN
JOZWIAK
WESLEY
KOEHN
EMBEZZLEMENT
FTA-LARCENY OF AUTO
JORDAN
SMITH
LARCENY
SHYLA
WILIAMS
POSS OF MARIJUANA
Oklahoma Game Wardens Michael Zimmerman (Grady Co.) and John Grellner (Caddo Co.)
were patrolling Ft. Cobb Lake when they observed a suspect in an inflatable kayak with a gill
net. The suspect attached the gill net to one of
several jugs and stretched it out. Later, the suspect was observed removing fish from the net,
bringing them back to shore.
Wardens made contact with the suspect and
seized a 150 ft. long gill net from the lake, along
with the kayak and numerous Channel Catfish,
Striped bass hybrids, White bass and an assortment of non-game fish.
Charges are pending, in District Court, including multiple counts of illegal take of game fish
and illegal take of non-game fish.
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14 | may 2015
What you’re saying
about this on...
Sarah S: I was at work. The Federal Employees Credit Union was my banking institution. On April 18, I called Kathy and told her to mail me a check. That afternoon I called
her back and told her to hold it and I would drive up from Anadarko and be there by 9:00
am to pick it up. I normally just have them mail it but I thought if I left around 7:30 I would
get there, pick it up and head back home. On April 19, I went to work at 6:00 am and told
my manager I needed to leave around 7:30. No later than 8:00. He said okay, but he asked
if I would do a short task before I left. I got detained and lost track of time. I called Kathy
and told her I would be a few minutes late. She said “no problem” she would hold it for me.
Next thing I knew, people in the office were all talking about the catastrophe. I just slowly
sat down in the nearest chair and started crying. I’ll never forget that day or all my FECU
friends.
Sara B: I was in Elementary school and we felt the blast from Yukon!
Brad F: Senior in high school at Putnam City North I was a library aide that hour.
It set off all the alarms on the cars in the parking lot. Stayed in library all day watching on
television
Angie W: I was a Junior at Enid High...the mood of the entire school was incredibly somber.
Brianda K: That is my birthday. I was 2 months pregnant with my daughter.....I
turned on the t.v. and that was on the news....what a sad day.
Chris C: I was in 5th grade at Highland Park in Del City, it sounded like really loud
Thunder..
Sandra J: Working at Daylight Donuts in Bristow when I heard. I was very sad
because I knew many of those that worked in that building and lost their lives. I had previously worked for a CPA firm just a few blocks away. It is a day I will never forget.
Latonia T: Sylversteon, Dalton and Kelley’s surgical office NW 63rd and Independence. Just got a patient out of surgery and turned on the O2 when the bomb went off!
Thought someone had driven through the front of our building. That’s how close it felt.
David S: I was in 6th grade standing in line in the hallway at school waiting for gym
class. I was standing next to the cafeteria and felt the boom. I heard the windows and pots
and pans rattling. We all thought it was Tinker Air Force base. Was we wrong.
Erich R: In Edmond at my house when it woke me up and and then went to assist
Kelly O: I was 8 months pregnant vacuuming my car out in the front yard and felt
it and heard the boom of it over the vacuum......the bombing happened the day after my
birthday.
Angela P: I was in the 6th grade and was talking to a friend about his mom because
she was suppose to go up there but didn’t!!!
Frank K: I was late for work that day and just barely caught it on the news as I was
leaving. I made light of it when I got to work when I was asked why I was late. I said I was
setting off a bomb. No one knew what I was talking about nor did they know I was joking.
I know. I shouldn’t have joked about it, but that’s my memory of that day.
Kevin G: Watching t.v with my grandma eating breakfast. I was 17
It’s been 20 years since the
Murrah Federal Building in
Oklahoma City was destroyed
by an act of domestic terrorism. 168 lives were lost and
thousands were affected.
Where were you and what were
you doing on April 19, 1995,
the day of the bombing? Tell us
your story. If you weren’t born
yet, let us know that, too.
what were you doing?
(We had a tremendous response to this poll; thanks to everyone who shared
their story! Sorry we could not print all of them, but if you would like to read
them all, go to our Facebook page OKJailbirds.)
Joseph C: I was in 6th grade and we herd it all the way in elk city made us stay in
school longer that day but classes stopped, we watched the news too
Korie S: I was in my mommas belly..
Kimberly G: I was 23 I woke up to feed my three week old and I turn the TV on
and saw people running from the building. And the rest of the day and week in shock with
the rest of the world. Such a tragic sad time. I will never forget that day.
Jennifer D: In 3rd grade and also the day my grandpa got diagnosed with lung
cancer
Terrie D: I was in 10th grade. I had stayed home from school that day. I remember
it like it was yesterday, we sat glued to the tv.
Mylisa L: I was at Chickasha vo-tec taking a can class a day I will never forget.
Tammy J: I was on I 40 with my ex-husband griping him out because he was late
for work was supposed to be at work at 9 o’clock right on six street he was late about five
minutes so we got downtown didn’t know what was going on and if he would’ve been on
time I would have been turning in front of the murha building but God had other plans we
were stuck there all day
Shannon D: Freshman in high school in history class...
Katrina C: 8th grade English class if I can remember correctly.
Amy C: I was in 11th grade at PCN in child development. We thought a tire exploded
in the parking lot! Wish that was the real reason!
Misty V: Was a junior in high school sitting the library getting ready to head to OKC
for State vocal competition. They postponed for a week. My dad and his best friend were in
the Air National Guard. They were sent down to help guard. They got to take off
Dennis B: I was in the III Corps HQ building at Ft. Hood, writing my section’s
OPORDERS for an upcoming FIELDEX...
Carolyn J: Working at Ethan Allen plant and the whole plant shut down.
Katie W: At work in Wagoner, not realizing my dad had a 9:00 appt in the bldg but
as usual he was late, I thank God for his habit of running late & never complained again
about him being late for anything.
Bobbi L: I was at work and my manager was in Oklahoma City headed to his moms
and called me and told me something had just exploded down on Robinson Ave. So turned
on the radio and found out what had taken place!!!!
Carolyn B: I was in kindergarten. We heard the bomb go off. Everyone ran to the
window but couldn’t see what happened. Eventually someone came and told my teacher. I
remember the look on her face. I was to young to really understand though the severity of
what happened.
Connie R: I was work at Ventures dept store listen to the jack ogovee show on talk
radio KWHN in Fort Smith at and the station just went quite then than came on and said
there sister station in ok had got blow up
Randi H: I was in 3rd grade, I remember it very clearly. We were supposed to be
having a field trip to the Cowboy Hall of Fame that week and it was cancelled! I can remember being disappointed about it being cancelled until I got home and watched the news all
evening about the bombing!
Traci J: In a college class. 22 yrs old. The professor said it wasn’t a tragedy and we
shouldn’t be so upset. People due every day and just because they do it at once doesn’t
make it a tragedy. Most of the class got up and left. He was a jerk and I remember it like it
was yesterday. Such a horrible waste if life. It was a tragedy.
Michael L: I was watching it on TV and wondering whom the government was
going to point the finger at for it.
Courtney L: i was a sophomore in HS. we didnt hear about it until at lunchtime
and only hear about a bomb. we didnt realize the devastation that had actually happened;
we thought it was more like one had been found. Our jr prom was held on the one year anniversary and was very somber.
Daniel C: I was playing in a school golf tournament at Trosper Park. We didn’t
know what happened until later that day. I’ll never forget.
Rod R: I was going thru Okarche Oklahoma and felt it in my car
Nina M: I was 24 and lived in a apartment at 122nd and penn. I was asleep and the
pictures on the wall where shaking woke me up. I did not know what was going on until I
went to work. We spent the day in shock and worry.
Robert S: On the interstate in Washington state, radio said an explosion and smoke
in Oklahoma city. Later to find out the whole story
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Noble County may 2015 | 15
HUSSAIN
ALKHAMIS
HOWARD
BESS
DENNIS
BLACK
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
BAIL JUMPING DOMESTIC ABUSE
STACY
CHILDS
DALTON
COLDIRON
AMANDA
DENNY
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER DUS
LISA
GOBER
HOWARD
HALSTEAD
JASON
HARRISON
FISHING W/Out LICENSE PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
JOSHUA
JONES
MARK
LEFTHAND
REGINALD
MCDANIEL
KIM
MUNGIA
CHRISTOPHER
NEECE
JOHNNY
POORE
JUAN
ROMAN
Chartier
MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANU
PUBLIC INTOX POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PUBLIC INTOX DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
Poss Marijuana
CRYSTAL
SANDERS
ELIJAH
SHADOWEN
TROY
STARNES
DAVID
TAPTTO
KENNETH
WAHL
KELLY
WATSON
JASON
WEAVER
DUI FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/
CON GAME
CONTEMPT OF COURT INTOX FTP- BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE PUBLIC DRUNK
An Enid couple was arrested in Perry after they were caught digging through the dumpster of a local hotel on March 30.
Although they were arrested apart, they met back up in jail.
According to the affidavit, a hotel employee contacted Perry police around 12:42 p.m. and said there were some people rummaging through the dumpsters. The officer found a woman matching
the description of one of the suspects sitting in a car at another
hotel.
Enid woman Penny Lynn Chartier, 37, exited the vehicle and
walked toward the officer. She was “very fidgety,” had dilated pupils and was speaking really fast. She admitted to being at the first
hotel the officer went to. She said she was looking for a group of
people she believed set her up.
Chartier’s stories “became more elaborate and changed with each prompt.”
She said her husband had been with her, and he was out looking for the people who were
messing with them. Due to the woman’s odd behavior, he placed her under arrest for public
intoxication. Chartier later admitted to using meth.
In Chartier’s vehicle, the officer found a syringe filled with a clear liquid and some lidocaine
patches. In a purse Chartier identified as hers, he found a baggie containing a white crystallike powder and a spoon. The liquid and powder field-tested positive for meth.
There was also an ID in the car belonging to 42-year-old Terry W. Cooper.
Police found the man walking west across the bridge over I-35 at Exit 185. Cooper told
an officer he had just been kicked off the property of another motel for digging through the
trash. When the officer asked him if he had any weapons, Cooper said he had a knife. He then
shoved his hands in his pockets and threw the contents over the bridge. One of the items was
a clear bag containing a crystal substance.
The officer placed Cooper under arrest and took him to jail.
As fate would have it, they happened to walk in while Chartier was being booked into jail.
Cooper asked her, “What are you doing here?”
Chartier is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous substance and public
intoxication.
Cooper is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous substance and destroying
evidence.
They were both released on $5,000 bonds and are scheduled to appear in court on April
16, 2015.
Together again at the jail
16 | may 2015 Noble County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LELAND
WHITE
SUE
WIMER
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JUDY
BROD
LAWRENCE
CARSON
AMBER
CATLETT
LISA
CATURA
AGG DUI DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
Failure to Maintain
Insurance
PUBLIC INTOX
SANTANA
DEROIN
MICHAEL
DOLLAR
DALTON
FELL
TREVOR
FLOWERS
DUI/ CHILD ENDANGERMENT REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DISTribute CDS W/IN 1000FT
PARK
RORY
HITE
JAMIE
HORTON
MARCUS
HOWARD
DAVID
JAMES
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE ftp DUS No Drivers License
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Kingfisher County may 2015 | 17
JAMES
ALLEN
CASSANDRA
BALDERAS
SAMANTHA
BALL
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE
PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
CRYSTAL
BROWN
REGINA
CASTRO
POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
dui
WILLIAM
DESHAZO
LAURA
DEXTER
VIVIANA
DURON
SALVADOR
ESTRELLa
LINDA
FAINE
GREGORY
FREEMAN
AUSTYN
FULTON
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY EMBEZZLEMENT poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
breaking and entering DOMESTIC a&B
SERGIO
GIMENEZ
DUI
CODY
GLASS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TRACY
GREENE
UNLAWFUL POSs OF
PARAPHERNALIA
JARON
HENDRICKS
POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP FREE TICKET OUT OF JAIL T-SHIRT
“Helping To Set
 e Captives Free”
405-222-1112
302 Choctaw Ave.
Chickasha, OK 73018
STATEWIDE SERVICE
Nationwide
1-800-259-BOND
2663
www.joebobbailbond.com
After Crescent man Joshua Kathrein, 39, allegedly stole a trailer
from a Hennessy residence, he tried to stay out of trouble by unhitching the trailer and rolling it into a ditch when the owner confronted him. But, the deed was done.
On April 12, shortly after 5 p.m., the victim contacted police and
said a man had just stolen a trailer from his driveway. According
to the affidavit, he told a Kingfisher deputy that he saw the suspect leaving his driveway “with his 6X10 foot trailer in tow.” He
added that he followed the suspect, later identified as Kathrein,
into town.
Kathrein must have noticed he was being followed, because he
came to a stop on Cemetery Road and 7th Street and walked to the
passenger side of the man’s vehicle. The man asked Kathrein what
he was doing with his trailer. Kathrein told him another man said he could borrow it. The
man then asked Kathrein why he was driving 100 mph if he was just borrowing the trailer.
Knowing he was caught, Kathrein unhooked the trailer from his truck and rolled it into a
ditch. He then drove southbound on Cemetery Road.
The victim followed the man a bit longer so he could get his tag information. He told police
he never told Kathrein he could use the trailer.
Kathrein is being charged with grand larceny. He was released on a personal recognizance
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on May 14, 2015.
Caught in the act
KATHREIN
18 | may 2015 Kingfisher County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
VIRGINA
NEACE
STEPHANIE
PANNELL
RAPHAEL
PEREZ
POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP
DEAN
SCHOENEWALD
JONATHON
SERJEANT
AMANDA
SMITH
USING OFFENSIVE WEAPON IN
FELONY
POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
JOSHUA
SMITH
STEVEN
STRICKER
BAILEY
TAYLOR
LUCAS
VINSON
MICHAEL
WADDELL
MICHAEL
WANZER
GEORGE
WHITESHEILD
POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
TRANSPORTING LOADED
FIREARM IN MOTOR VEHicle
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE
PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE bia - assault
DEVON
WOODS
TYLER
WOODS
POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT
SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
TRISTON
HALEY
ALBERT
HAMILTON, jr. COLTON
HARRISON
SOPHIA
HECK
DUI - DRIVER UNDER 21 a&B dwi COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT
RUBEN
HERNANDEZ
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
JOSHUA
JETER
FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/
BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
JOSHUA
KATHREIN
GRAND LARCENY
JUSTIN
LONG
DUI
CODY
LUKASEK
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
MELINDA
DAUGHERTY
Public intox
DAMON
DEAN
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
When a would-be bank robber arrives at his heist destination by
taxi, there’s a pretty good chance the holdup is going to go awry.
Plus, it probably doesn’t help if he’s extremely drunk, too.
That’s exactly what happened when Stanley Geddie rolled up to
a Tallahassee, Fla., bank in a cab, told the manager he had a .357
handgun AND C4 plastic explosives, and demanded $100,000.
Other employees grew concerned when the manager closed his
office door while speaking with Geddie and that’s when police were
contacted.
First, cops approached the taxi driver, who said Geddie was a hot
mess. Not only was the 46-year-old wasted, but he also didn’t pay the
$25.50 fare.
Then, officers surrounded the bank and told Geddie to surrender.
When he refused, police tased him. Court records state that when he was told that he would be shot if
he made any sudden movements Geddie said “well then kill me.”
Thankfully, Geddie was lying about the gun and explosives.
The unsuccessful thief was arrested and charged with robbery, petty theft and resisting arrest.
DRUNK BANK ROBBER ARRESTED TRYING
TO USE A TAXI AS HIS GETAWAY VEHICLE
around the nation
Geddie
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Kingfisher County may 2015 | 19
JOSHUA
MADDOX
CHEYENNE
MALBURNE
JOSH
MALLORY
MICHAEL
MANN
agg dui DUI LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
fta/ftp - dus
LATEEF
PERKINS
JOHNNIE
PITTMAN
KEVIN
RIOS
CHRISTIAN
SANCHEZ
warrant DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
POSS CDS W/Out TAX STAMP
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
CARLOS
JUAREZ
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
TABITHA
BEAVER
CASSIE
BERKENBILE
COREY
BLACKWOLF
RICHARD
BOHNSTEDT
warrant Public INTOX domestic A&b
DUI
JESSICA
CISNEROS
TRAVIS
CLARKE
RECEIVE CASH/PROP W/
STOLEN CREDIT CARD
DUI
K
Before anything else, we are all human.
It’s time to embrace diversity.
Let’s put aside labels in the name of love.
Rethink your bias at lovehasnolabels.com
20 | may 2015
Registered Sex Offenders for The Area
FACT:
Most sexual assaults are
committed by someone of the
same race as the victim.
True. Most sexual assaults
are committed by someone of
the same race as the victim. An
exception to this is that people
who commit sexual assault against
Native Americans are usually not
Native American.
The sex offenders
page is not a
complete listing
of all offenders in
these counties; we
will be publishing
more in each
month’s issue.
Terry a Pendergraft
Rape - Second Degree
13061 Hwy 58
Ringwood, OK
Alvin Leon Wood
Soliciting Sexual Conduct of Comm
with Minor by use of Technology
702 N. 19th Street
Enid, OK
Kyle Lee Arter
Rape - Second Degree
1013 Wildoak
Enid, OK
Charles e Baggitt
Rape - First Degree
2717 Rock Island #25
Enid, OK
Brian Alan Bass
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
2805 E Eucalyptus
Enid, OK
Mark p Mueggenborg
Indecent Exposure
15866 E 860 RD
Okarche, OK
Jason Erik Robletto
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
29790 Cottonwood Rd
Cashion, OK
Craig Allen Wright
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
215 N. Pearl
Billings, OK
Timothy Wayne Wyatt
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
101 N. Main St. #6
Marland, OK
Makayla d Redding
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
221 E MAIN
Carmen, OK
Garfield County Major County Kingfisher County
Noble County