STEPHENS, GRADY - October 2014

jacey black
poss of marijuana
david johnson
child sexual abuse
jimmy gauthier
poss of firearm afcf
nicholas mckibbin
rec/poss/conceal stolen
property
nathaniel sassano
poss of controlled substance
lauren kincaid
robbery
jeffery mccellan
robbery w/dangerous weapon
colton knox
poss of cds
ronnie sloan
poss of firearm
shawn yeagar
robbery or attempted w/
dangerous weapon
sharmin burnett
assault and battery w/
dangerous weapon
Kelsea mallette
poss of controlled
substance/paraphernalia
ryan cranford
poss of controlled
substance/para
jimmy summers
assault & Battery w/deadly
weapon
rachel rodriguez
forgery - second degree
jewell ash
identity theft
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october 2014
Published the Third Saturday of each month.
Grady County Stephens County
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GIOVANNI
ZUMWALT
JOSEPH
ZIMMERMAN
BRANDON
YORK
BILLY JO
YATES
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
FTP- DOMestic A&B DUS DUID REFUSAL
JASON
WININGER
STEVEN
WILSON
NOLAN
WILSON
MICHELLE
WILSON
PUBLIC INTOX RECKLESS DISCHARGE WITH
FIREARM
PUBLIC INTOX DUI REFUSEL
MATTHEW
WHITTEN
JON
WHITE
MARCUS
WHEELER
JEREMY
WEBSTER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC/
SUSPENDED/REVOKED
DOMESTIC A&B/ ASSAULT WITH
DEADLY WEAPON
LEAVING ACCIDENT WITH
DAMAGE
DUS
JAMES
WAGGONER
DONALD
VORPAGEL
ANTHONY
VERMAIRE
ALLEN
VEACH
ODIS
TURNER
SANDRA
TRUJILLO
LESLIE
TOWNSEND
POSS OF CDS/PARA vpo OBSTRUCTION DOMESTIC A&B PUBLIC INTOX OBTAINING PROPERTY BY
DECEPTION
DOMESTIC A&B
KEVIN
THOMAS, SR.
CORY
THACKER
WILLIAM
TESHAW
poss of cds DUI DUID/ POSS CDS
Key of Charges
A&B .....................................................Assault & Battery
APC ..............................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF ............................... After Former Felony Conviction
ATA .......................................... Application to Accelerate
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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CHELSIE
STUBBLEFIELD
JACK
STONE
ZACHARY
SPENCER
TAYLOR
SPANN
JODY
SPANN, jr.
POSS OF METH/para ftp- AGG DUI MAIL TAMPERING petit larceny domestic A&B
DAVID
SOLIS
BURNETTA
SOLIE
AMBER
SMITHERS
PAUL
SMITH
JERRY
SMITH
COURTNEY
SMIDDY
ANDREW
SMIDDY
no drivers license DUID poss of cds dus POSS OF METH POSS OF CDS POSS of CDS/para
RONNIE
SLOAN
JOHN
SKEEN
ANDREW
SKEEN
ABIGAIL
SIMMONS
MICHAEL
SEWELL
SHAWNA
SCOTT
JONATHAN
SCOTT
POSS OF A FIREARM ftp- FAILURE TO CHANGE
ADdRESS ON SEX OFFENDER
domestic A&B DUS DUI FELONIOUSLY POINTING
FIREARM
POSS OF CDS/para
TONY
SCIFRES
DUI
SHAWN
SAMUT-TAGLIAFERRO
FTP- PUBLIC INTOX
THOMAS
SCHULTZ
DUS
JEREMY
ROSS
ftp- false declaration of
ownership in pawn
MARK
SCHMITT
WARRANT
DANNY
ROGERS
dus
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4 | october 2014 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KEVIN
RAMEY
TERRY
RAINS
JASON
PRUITT
DUI REFUSAL FTA DUS
JUSTIN
PIPPEN
AARON
PIERCE
GABRIEL
PATRICK
DOMESTIC ASSAULT DUS DUS
ABRAHAM
MORALES
SALLY
MOORE
KERRY
MODISETTE
FTP- POSS OF CDS DWI no drivers license
FRANKIE
MITCHELL
CHRISTINA
MIRANDA
RYLAND
MILLER
KENDA
MERRITT
SHAWN
MENGES
MACY
MCNEIL
PETIT LARCENY KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
ftp PUBLIC INTOX POSS OF METH/para ftp- public intox
HOLLY
MCNEIL
POSS OF A FIREARM AFcf
DUSTIN
MCMINN
no drivers license/ false
information
DAVID
MCLEAN
GRAND LARCENY
ROBERT
SUITER
DUI REFUSAL
A traffic stop for a defective truck on September 11 led to the arrest of a
Duncan man and Marlow woman.
According to the affidavit, state troopers were traveling southbound on
U.S. 81 when they noticed the truck: it had a modified exhaust, tires that
extended past fender walls and no mud flaps.
The troopers pulled over the vehicle and made contact with the driver,
Amber Lucinda Smithers, 30, and 48-year-old Kevin Leroy Thomas. In
plain view next to Thomas, a trooper saw an opened bottle of vodka. A
strong odor of alcohol also greeted the troopers.
Smithers said she didn’t have a license, and she was extremely talkative.
Thomas had red eyes and appeared to be intoxicated.
During the rest of the traffic stop, the individuals continued to act intoxicated, and they identified each other as the driver in a hit-and-run
accident that had occurred a week earlier. Both told troopers they were
buzzed, and Smithers had track marks on her arms.
A trooper searched the vehicle and found an opened bottle of tequila
in the front seat. A syringe was also lying in plain view. Smithers told the
troopers she found the syringe in Thomas’s closet and placed it in the
vehicle. She said she was going to throw the syringe away.
Thomas said, “That’s her stuff. She’s the one that uses that s---, not me.”
Aw, the couple who blames goes to jail together?
Troopers also found a marijuana joint in a cellphone box on the dash of the car. Smithers said
the box was hers. She said it was trash and she was going to throw it away; she said she thought
the weed was a cigarette.
They were both taken to jail.
Once Thomas was at jail, he admitted to having two bags of meth in his pocket. A trooper
retrieved two bags containing a white crystal like substance. It tested positive for methamphetamine.
Smithers is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with license suspended and transporting an open
bottle of container of liquor. Her bond was set at $10,000, and she is scheduled to appear in
court on November 14, 2014.
Thomas is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and public
intoxication. He was released on a $10,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on November 19, 2014.
Couple arrested for drugs
during traffic stop
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ALBERT
WRIGHT
WILLIAM
WOOLEVER
WILLIAM
WOMACK
DUI FTP- DUI DUS
ANTHONY
WILSON
TAYLOR
WILLIAMS
JEANETTE
WIDNER
DUS harboring a fugitive ftp- BOGUS CHECK
TERRY
WAUGH
DONNA
WALDON
MICHAEL
WAHNE, jr.
POSS OF CDS DAMAGING MOTOR VEHicle CONJOINT ROBBERY
LARRY
TEAGUE
KALI
TAYLOR
AUDIE
SULLIVAN
DUI PETIT LARCENY CONJOINT ROBBERY
SAMANTHA
SATTERFIELD
DWIGHT
SANDERS
LEONEL
SANCHEZ
ANGEL
SANCHEZ
FTP
dur
PUBLIC INTOX mtr-DOMESTIC A&B
ROLANDO
RODRIGUEZ
POSS OF METH/para
RACHEL
RODRIGUEZ
FORGERY- SECOND DEGREE
WILLIAM
RIVERA
BURGLARY- SECOND DEGREE
KIRBY
REYNA
DUS
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SPANHANKS
CODY
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trespassing FTP- POSS OF CDS
Proverbs 22:6 says
6 Train up a child in
the way he should go:
and when he is old,
he will not depart
from it.
Children have a
wonderful capacity
for trust. The faith
they put in adults is unqualified, and that should humble us; we often don’t
deserve it.
Sometimes kids suffer from intentional betrayal by a trusted adult, like
former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, recently convicted of
sexually abusing underprivileged young boys. Other times, they are neglected
by society at large, as are the 1.7 million children with a parent behind bars.
Many of these kids face enormous obstacles, but get little notice.
The Bible affirms that children are a central focus of God.
Our national problem is not that we somehow undervalue children; it’s
that we don’t always know where to look to find the children most in need
of our help. Inmates’ children in particular get placed on the back burner.
They grow up in single-parent homes, or they get shuffled into foster care.
They are five times more likely than their peers to live in poverty. They often
endure confusion, loneliness, depression, abandonment, social ostracism,
and profound anger. Should we be surprised if they often follow their
parents to prison?
It doesn’t take much to ease the burden of an inmate’s family. Churches—
and other people of good will—can incorporate prisoners’ children into their
existing programs, like VBS, youth mentoring programs, or summer camps.
They can make sure kids have the supplies they need to succeed in school, or
gifts to celebrate the holidays; the opportunities are boundless.
If we take seriously the notion that every child has inherent worth and
deserves our society’s nurture and protection, we cannot afford to ignore
children with an incarcerated parent. Like Jesus, we must reach out to them,
and their trust will for once not be betrayed. In turn we will discover that the
blessing goes both ways: They will teach us what it means to have faith that
pleases God, faith that presses in close, believing everything will be okay.
Bible Says:
6 | october 2014 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
EMMA
REITER
CODY
REASNOR
CORY
RAWSON
BOGUS CHECK DUI REFUSAL bogus check
CHARLA
POWELL
FELIPE
PORTILLO
BRADLEY
PONTIOUS
POSS OF CDS POSS OF FIREARM WHILE
INTOXICATED
fta- domestic A&B
MARK
PALMERTON
SILVESTERE
NEVAREZ
CODY
MORSE
DRIVING WITH NO DRIVERS
LICENSE
fta- domestic A&B dus
KELVIS
RANDLE
fta-poss of cds
JOHN
PITMAN
ftp- dui
MICHAEL
MORGAN
petit larceny
ZACHARY
BOYLES
BRANDON
BRANTLEY
JACOB
BROOKS
JENNIFER
BROOKSHIRE
HANNAH
BROWN
JACQUELINE
BROWN
SHALENA
BRUCE
PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC A&B DUS FTA/FTP- BOGuS CHECK POSS cds FALSE DEClARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
fta- FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
SIMON
BURKETT
RONNIE
BURTON, jr. BETH
bUTZKE
SHELLY
CADY
BRANDY
CAMPBELL
JAMES
CANFIELD
APRIL
COFFEY
FTP- CONSPIRe TO MANUF CDS DUI REFUSAL DUS DOMESTIC A&b DUS duid PETiT LARCENY
A Comanche man with a love for alcohol and a distrust of technology was
taken off the roads September 13 by a
deputy who found him driving under the
influence.
According to the affidavit, a Stephens
County deputy was near the intersection of Cherokee Road and 42nd Street
around 1:37 a.m. when he noticed the
truck in front of him; something wasn’t
right. The truck kept traveling left and
crossing the double marked yellow line, and traveling off to the
right and off the roadway. The deputy pulled the vehicle over
and made contact with the driver, Kevin Dale Ramey, 51.
The odor of alcohol was powerful around Ramey, and the
man’s glossy eyes and slurred speech (not to mention his terrible driving) made the deputy think that the man might have
been drinking.
He asked Ramey were he was coming from and where he was
going. Ramey told the deputy, “I will be honest…I was gonna
take the back roads and stagger home.”
Honesty is the best policy…unless you’re driving under the
influence.
When the deputy asked Ramey how many drinks he had consumed, Ramey replied, “Way too many”
The deputy asked Ramey to step out of the vehicle for standard field sobriety tests.
Not surprisingly, Ramey didn’t do well, and the deputy took
him to jail.
Ramey agreed to take the state’s test, but later refused, stating that he didn’t “trust this technology stuff.”
Ramey is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. He was released on a $1,500 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on November 14, 2014.
Technology stuff
RAMEY
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TOMMY
AMOS
TYLER
AUSMUS
LAWERENCE
BALLOU
DUSTIN
BARNES
JUSTIN
BARNES
STEVEN
BARNETT
CHARLES
BARRINER
DUI dus POSS METH GRAND LARCENY mtr dwi DUI ftp- FAILURE TO PROTECT
CHILD BY USING RESTRAINT
NICOLE
BATCH
KODY
BENCH
TIMOTHY
BENCH
JASON
BENSON
JUSTIN
BIFFLE
JASON
BISHOP
JACEY
BLACK
BOGUS CHECK PETIT LARCENY probation violation FTA- domestic a&b PETiT LARCENY FTA/FTP- UTTERING BOGUS
CHECKS
POSS MARIJUANA
KATHERINE
BLACKERBY
TRENTON
BLACKERBY
SERENA
BLALACK
CODY
BLALOCK
BOBBY
BOHANNAN
ROBERT
BONDS
SCOTT
BOYCE
POSS MARIJUANA POSS PARA KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
DOMESTIC A&b ARSON FTA/FTP- PETIT LARCENY DUS
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SmokehouSe
Highway 81 & Camelback Duncan
Dine in, Carry out.
Call in orders welcome.
(580)252-2402
• Ribs
• Brisket
• Sausages
• Daily Special: Chopped sandwich, chips,
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COLE
FTP- BOGUS CHECKS
JOSHUA
CURTIS
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
TODD
CORBITT
DRIVING W/OUT LICENsE
DENNY
DAILEY
OBTAINING CASH/ MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
JASON
COX
DOMestic A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
RAUL
DAVILA
FTP- a&b w/dangerous
weapon
8 | october 2014
What you’re saying about this on...
Brian B: Legalize for adults 21 and over
Bob A: No logical reason to keep it illegal
Alissa W: Legal for all. Smoke a bowl and relax
Maria E: Well I for one say medical use only. No need to have people use who other
wise would never try it.
Lenis B: No way would I vote for it, we have enough problems.
Larry S: Oklahoma definitely needs the tax revenue. Public school system and infrastructure (i.e. roads and bridges) would be a major beneficiary so I say yes
Zach G: Don’t legalize, decriminalize.
Jean Ann W: Legalize then regulate like alcohol
Andy C: We sure do need the tax revenue!!! Let’s go ahead and add meth and prostitution too!! How about get more people to work....THAT would generate tax revenue. Bunch
of degenerates.
JoNelle B: I would vote no on legalization of marijuana. Flat out no
Charlene J: I would vote for it. I am a registered voter, and legalize it for 21 and older
and medicinal as need per age under doctors orders.
Chris Jo: Medical yes and I mean true medical not people who see this quack doc and
goes I have glaucoma write me a weed script. To all who says we need a tax revenue what
about all the gambling thing that hasn’t helped our kids or anything else in any way. It will
be worse when it is legal for all to smoke just look at what has happened in Colorado. Yes
you hear all about this and that that has been good but what about the bad that doesn’t
want to get published people we don’t need it legal for everyone. It’s not a smart thing
Katrina R: I hate how people say its better than other drugs and etc. Doesn’t matter its still bad and addictive. Just because it wouldnt hurt as bad to chop a finger off as it
would a leg doesn’t mean you should chop a finger off.
Nickel C: Vote yes for all uses......pain relief....makes you hungry when you dont or
cant eat....eases symptoms of seisures...plant form or oil...legalize it all!
Samantha LeeAnn E: I do not care to vote, but I would vote for this. I would vote
yes for all purposes.
Scott T: Legalize it. Regulate it like tobacco and alcohol. Make it a new tax revenue
that this state needs for its schools. No reason not to. Too much focus on it being illegal
anyway. Especially when a woman who has 30 bucks worth gets 12 years while a local police chief gets a 10 year deferred sentence for trafficking narcotics.
Charlotte G: The medical crap is all bologna aka bulls**t
Dustin G: Well seeing how Oregon and Georgia are about to make marijuana legal
for recreational use, I say yes. Colorado has already gave millions to schools and we could
use that money to build storm shelters for schools.
Mike M: I moved to colorado for the treatment of Lyme’s I hope it passed soon so I
can go home so yes I will vote and make a 12 hour drive to do it when it gets on the ballet
Isidro V: Kinda like the gas tax in oklahoma it was to help with bridges and road
work. But all roads and bridges suck here. It’s all talk anymore! Never used for what it is
intended in the first place.
Brian S: Legal or not. People are still going to grow it, smoke it, and sell it. I don’t care
for it personally, but some extra tax revenue and decriminalization might be worth it. It
would free up some space in the prisons for more violent crimes. Just a thought. There are
pros and cons both ways.
Michael M Jr.: Yes. It help me stop drinking and taking a lot of med. Oif/oef vet.
Joy N: I’ve never smoke in my life. 60 years of it but I still would vote yes. It has nothing to do with pot heads. Just like if the question was about drinking. I don’t drink but I
would vote yes.
Misty P: I don’t smoke it, but would vote yes to both. I don’t think it’s as bad as drinking. Oklahoma could us the tax money. Just make sure the money is handled properly.
Joey H: By saving up spaces in jails for actual violent crimes caused by ALCOHOL!!
Lol it would also save us tax payers money as you know we gotta pay to feed all prisoners
and your salary hang rapist, free the smokers, and jail the REAL criminals
Kimberly M: I would vote no.. I think they need to make tobacco illegal also. It only
hurts us. I cannot think of one good thing tobacco or marijuana does for us other than
make the state officials more money. Right now marijuana makes officials money by fines
but if legalized would really line their pockets.
Joseph P: 100 % yes I was recently arrested for having a small amount of weed in my
apartment I was kidnapped and held hostage overnight and my family extorted for almost
$1200 if this happened just a few hundred miles west in Colorado I would not have been
breaking the law and nothing would have happened
Leesa M: As a MS patient I will tell you that yes it does do people good just as good as
say the legal narcotics like loratabs.
Laci H: I’m sorry but I’d say alcohol is the “gateway drug”... But it’s legal so its more
socially acceptable..... And that legalize meth comment up there ^ made me laugh. You
have apparently never seen the difference in a person on meth, as opposed to weed. If you
had you wouldn’t have made such an ignorant comment….
Jennifer H: I am a registered voter! And I would vote yes! I don’t even smoke it
anymore! Haven’t even wanted to smoke it either! And I would vote yes in a heart beat !!!
Tyler H: People who say no are ignorant....but it’s ok to drink beer smoke cigs and
have a grand ole time....but pot oh no it’s a big no no...seeing how it’s never contributed
to one single death in recorded history....just because it has a bar code on it doesn’t mean
it’s not a drug...they are called gate way drugs for a reason you morons...(alcohol and tobacco)....not to mention the medical help pot provides....but you would rather stuff your
face full of little pills that can kill you....great thinking America....and I don’t even smoke it
but I’d damn sure vote it in if I was the deciding vote.....
Here’s a question for you...
If the legalization of marijuana issue came up for a vote, how would you
vote? Are you a registered voter, and
if not, would you register just so you
could vote? Would you vote for medicinal use only or all uses?
october 2014 | 9
Most wanted
If you have any information on the whereabouts of these
individuals, please contact your local sheriffs department
CHELSY LEANN GILLESPIE
OFFENSE:
FTA COMMUNITY SENTENCING- APC
UNDER THE INFLUENCE
Bond:
$10,000
JOHN MICHAEL ALVES
OFFENSE:
burglary - second degree
Bond:
$25,000
JOEL ALBERT PETTY
Offense:
dui
Bond:
$10,000
CHRISTOPHER D. PATTON
OFFENSE:
MTR - Burglary- Second Degree
Bond:
$10,000
10 | october 2014 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JULIA
COZAD
CHRISTOPHER
CRONE
JAMES
CROWELL
PEGGY
CURREY
FTP- PETIT LARCENY dus DUS FTA/FTP- GRAND LARCENY
JULIA
DAVIS
ADAM
DAVOULT
DANIEL
DUNN
DAVID
DUNN
DOMESTIC a&b FTP DUS a&b
ISIAH
ERVIN
WILLIAM
ESTES
DAN
FARMER
THOMAS
FELTY
JOSHUA
FERRIS
poss marijuana
ftp- OPERATE VEHICLE W/ OUT
DRIVER LICENSE
POSS CDS PUBLIC INTOX mtr DUS
GARY
FINE
WILLIAM
FLEETWOOD
MARION
FONDREN
LEONARD
FRANKLIN
JENNIFER
FRENCH
TIMOTHY
FREY
POSS CDS DOMESTIC A&B LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSAL
TO CHILD UNDER 16
FTA/FTP- BOGUS CHECK DOMestic A&B FTA- dus
KASEY
FRIEDL
TEMPLE
FUGETT, jr. DAVID
FULLER
RICHARD
GALES
JAMES
GAMBREL
EFREM
GARCIA
GILBERT
GARCIA
PETIT LARCENY FELON IN POSS OF FIREARM dus knowingly conceal stolen
property
POSS CDS DUI REFUSAL FAILURE TO COMPLY
A drunk Comanche woman was locked up when
an officer saw her stumbling around a convenience
store and running into shelves.
According to the affidavit, a Comanche police officer was on patrol near Rodeo and Hill around 1:45
a.m. when he saw a truck turn into the parking lot of
a nearby convenience store. The officer pulled into
the parking lot of the store and went inside, just in
time to see the driver of the truck acting so not sober. He watched 55-year-old Michelle Lee-Ann Wilson walk to a cooler in the back of a store. Well, if
you call stumbling walking.
Wilson seemed to have trouble maintaining her balance, and she kept running into shelves. After she grabbed her items, she walked up next to the officer at the counter; she kept swaying from side to side. The officer also noticed
that Wilson smelled like booze, and her eyes were red, watery and glassy.
The officer asked Wilson if she was OK. At first, she seemed confused, but
she started rambling incoherently in extremely slurred speech.
The officer asked her to step outside for a standard filed sobriety test. Wilson agreed, but she became angry once they were out of the store. She started
screaming and became increasingly hysterical.
The officer told her she was under arrest, but Wilson just became even
more angry. She struggled and resisted and refused to put her hands behind
her back, but the officer eventually won. He had to “drag/carry” her to the
patrol car.
Once they were at the jail, Wilson refused to follow instructions for the
breath test.
Around 7 a.m., a jailer told the officer she found a plastic bag containing a
white crystal substance in Wilson’s purse. The substance tested positive for
methamphetamine.
Wilson is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. She
was released on a $7,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on November 12, 2014.
Wasted days and
wasted nights
WILSON
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TRACY
GARRETT
JIMMY
GAUTHIER
SHALYN
GEE
DUS POSS FIREARM AFCF FTA- POSS CDS
JEREMY
GOLDEN
DOMINGO
GONZALEZ
JOSE
GONZALEZ-SALDANA
ftp- apc FTA- DUS DUI
DEREK
HAMPTON
TONY
HANDLEY
DILLON
HANLEY
TIFFANY
HARAUGHTY
WESLEY
HART
JENNIFER
HEALER
REVOCATION FTA- DOMESTIC A&B POSS OF MARIJuana OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK/FALSE PRET
DOMESTIC A&B
TRESPASSING
ASHLEY
HERBERT
PHILLIP
HERNANDEZ
LEANDER
HILL
GREGORY
HOLLINGSWORTH
DANNIE
HOUSTON
DANNY
HOWARD
JASON
HOWARD
FTP- POSS CDS BOND REVOCATION FTP/FTA- DUID DUS MTR poss cds ftp- domestic a&b DUS
JUSTIN
HOWARD
FORGERY AFCF
JENNIFER
HOWELL
DUS
GWENDOLYN
HUNT
ftp- OBTAINING CASH OR
MERCH by BOGuS CHECKS
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McClain County woman Heather Kelley
Fletcher, 43, was accused of leaving a store
stealing a pair of jeans, she told police she
was too fat to wear the shorts employees
said she walked in the store wearing.
According to the affidavit, a Purcell
police officer was dispatched to the 1600
block of N. Green Avenue on August 3 at
approximately 3:24 p.m. Employees said
that Fletcher had switched her shorts for
a pair of jeans in the dressing room and
walked out after an employee tried to stop
her. They explained that she walked into
the dressing room carrying two pairs of
jeans and wearing white and plaid shorts.
When she exited the dressing room, she walked toward the door wearing a
pair of jeans.
When he arrived, an employee pointed at a woman leaving a nearby store
and said, “That’s her.”
He approached Fletcher. Before he could ask any questions, she told him
she didn’t know the employee and she doesn’t wear shorts because she is too
fat. Fletcher appeared to be wearing a new pair of jeans.
When he asked Fletcher when she got the jeans, she told him she bought
them the day before for her birthday. The officer asked her where she put
her shorts; she again told him that she doesn’t wear shorts because she’s too
fat. When he told her employees saw her wearing shorts before she went
into the dressing room, she still denied that she stole the jeans.
The officer placed her under arrest. During a search of her purse, he found
a pair of shorts matching the description of the ones employees said she
wore into the dressing room. He also found a double-edge dagger, a tube
with residue that field-tested positive for methamphetamine and a plastic
baggy.
Fletcher is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance, larceny of merchandise from retailer, unlawful possession of
drug paraphernalia and carrying weapons. She was released on a $5,000
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on September 10, 2014.
I couldn’t have stolen that —I’m too fat!
around the state
Fletcher
12 | october 2014
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!
Joshua Lee Burris
Owes: $ 24,701.57
Date of Birth: 04/10/1985
Race: American Indian Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 135
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Ardmore, OK
Michael Dean Johnson
Owes: $ 10,385.78
Date of Birth: 02/14/1969
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 180
Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Bethany, OK
Brian Roger Hunt
Owes: $ 30,669.55
Date of Birth: 2/28/1961
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 200
Eyes: Blue Hair: Blond
OCSS Office: Norman, OK
Ace Hailey Buckner
Owes: $ Pending
Date of Birth: 06/08/1988
Race: American Indian Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 5” Weight: 200
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Tulsa East, OK
Justin W. Burns
Owes: $ 7,765.00
Date of Birth: 08/28/1986
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 150
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK
Mayland L. Jackson
Owes: $ 37,689.20
Date of Birth: 11/29/1976
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Sallisaw, OK
Shannon Leroy Burleson
Owes: $ 46,042.43
Date of Birth: 12/08/1977
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 3” Weight: 145
Eyes: Hazel Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Miami, OK
Alan Adrian Jackson
Owes: $ 19,914.45
Date of Birth: 07/21/1965
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 145
Eyes: Brown Hair: Gray
OCSS Office: Norman, OK
october 2014 | 13
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Shirdyn Toe
Missing Since:
8/12/2014
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Fort Worth, TX
Tristain
Mathews
Missing Since:
4/19/2013
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Tulsa, OK
Halona
Homesley
Missing Since:
7/24/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Cedar Park, TX
Don Goudeau
Missing Since:
9/1/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
OKC, OK
Gabriella Vela
Missing Since:
6/25/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Lometa, TX
Brittani
Mcmenamin
Missing Since:
8/24/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Duncan, OK
Maria Ramirez
Missing Since:
9/11/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Waxahachie, TX
Kaleb Hall
Missing Since:
8/6/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Van Buren, AR
Sabrina Jewell
Missing Since:
9/7/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Muskogee, OK
14 | october 2014 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ASHLEY
KAY
TESLA
KENNEDY
JIMMY
KERR
BRITTNEY
KEY
ESCAPE FROM DEPartment OF
CORRECTIONS
OBSTRUCTION atr POSS CDS ftp - driving while license
canc/susp/revoked
LISA
LAMBERT
RODNEY
LAYMAN
MICHELE
LEWIS-MEDDLER
PHILIP
LLANOS
DUS DUS IDENTITY THEFT ftp- AGG a&b
GARRETT
MALONE
SAMANTHA
MAY
KENNETH
MCALISTER
JEFFERY
MCCLELLAN
A&B W/ DANGEROUS WEAPON AGG DUI DUS ROBBERY W/DANGerous
WEAPON
TYLER
DUNNE
ASHTON
ENNIS
dus BREAKING & ENTERING
DWELLING
ROCCI
JACKSON
AMANDA
JENNINGS
JIMMIE
JENNINGS
ROBERT
JERSEY
dui REFUSAL POSS CDS domestic a&b fta/ftp- PUBLIC INTOX
LAUREN
MCGOWEN
CHRISTOPHER
MCGILVRAY
CHRISTOPHER
MCDOWELL
JEMARIO
MCCOY-HOLLOWAY
PROBATION VIOLation FTA- dus fta- bogus check
ftp
JEREMIAH
GOODWIN
DAVID
HAGIN
JEREMY
HALL
ROBERT
HALL jr
FTA- BOGUS CHECKS BURGLARY FELONY POSSESSION OF
FIREARM
ftp- DOMESTIC ABUSE
Menacing mugshots:
Ya know, some people are just
real knot heads!
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Stephens County october 2014 | 15
DAVID
JOHNSON
JEFFERY
JOHNSON
LANTAY
JOHNSON
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE BOND REVOKED POSS CDS DUS
LAUREN
KINCAID
REGINA
KIRKLAND
COLTON
KNOX
ROBBERY fta- bogus check POSS CDS
JIMMY
LUMBERT
MICHAEL
LUMBERT
LANE
LUNA
DOMestic A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
BOND REVOKED vpo
ALLEN
GIBSON
NATASCHA
GIFFORD
STEVEN
GILLEY
FRANCIS
GILSON
POSS CDS DUS PETiT LARCENY LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
JOHNNY
HARRIS
dur
16 | october 2014 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
austin
lankister
richard
sasser
juan
rodriguez
kenneth
standing
dui ordered to appear or pay dui public drunk
bryan
raines
nick
lewis
jennifer
lewis
andy
funderburk
ordered to appear or pay poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
failure to comply w/ order
gerardo
valdez jr. aaron
sanders
brian
cooper
phillip
kirk
ordered to appear or pay petit larceny domestic a&b larceny of merch
johnny
horn
bruce
horn
carla
cole
devin
barnett
a&b by strangulation poss of controlled
substance
agg a&b ftp
andria
voelker
zachary
brenneman
russell
skinner
clarence
morrow
benjamin
fisher
joseph
washington
john
sain
dui public drunk dui foil or defeat urine/drug/
alcohol screening
public drunk larceny of merch from
retailer
ordered to appear or pay
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
All over the state, kids are either
already back in school or about to
start, so what better time to talk
about bus and school zone safety? Everyone either has a child
starting, going back to school, or knows someone who does. We all
want to look out for the welfare of our young students, so I’ll touch
on a few items to refresh your memories about school zones and
school buses.
First, lets talk about school bus safety. One of the violations I
see most is drivers going the opposite direction not stopping for
a school bus that has its red flashers and stop sign out. I can
only assume that these drivers believe that those stop indicators
are only for the vehicles following the school bus, but this is not
true. Oklahoma State Statute Title 47-11-705 states:
The driver of a vehicle meeting or overtaking a school bus that is
stopped to take on or discharge school children, and on which the
red loading signals are in operation, is to stop the vehicle before
it reaches the school bus and not proceed until the loading signals
are deactivated and then proceed past such school bus at a speed
which is reasonable and with due caution for the safety of such
school children and other occupants.
An exception to this would be on a divided roadway where there
is a separation of the lanes of travel, such as a divided four-lane
highway. The drivers on the opposite side of the road do not have
to stop in this situation, but the drivers on the same side must stop
as stated. Again, this is only for highways that are divided by a
median, cable barrier, concrete barrier, etc. This is not applicable
for an undivided multi-lane highway. On that occasion, all traffic
must obey the bus loading signals.
Next, lets tackle the school zones. All a school zone does is reduce
the speed limit at certain times of the day. These times are when
there is a presence or potential presence of school children. What
this means is, just because you don’t see children out on the
playground, or outside the school building, does not mean the
school zone is not in effect, because the potential presence of
children is taken into account. The way a driver is notified of an
active school zone is with the flashing yellow lights attached to the
appropriate warning signs for the school zone. If a driver is cited
in a school zone, the fine doubles.
As safe and courteous drivers, we should always be looking out
for each other on the roadways, and a potential fine shouldn’t be
our motivation, but the safety of others as well as ourselves, and
especially for our youngsters. Remember, their safety is in your
hands; lets do our part to make this a safe and sound school
year. Thanks for reading, buckle up and please drive safe!
Tips from a Trooper
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County october 2014 | 17
william
cozad
cassie
atkinson
jerry
tucker
jennifer
brookshire
drivving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
dui fta ftp
david
jordan
gwendolyn
hunt
kim
nimsey
ryan
cranford
assault on police officer public drunk public drunk poss of controlled
substance/para
michael
pearson jr. preston
wells
malcolm
jenkins
donald
attebery
public drunk ordered to appear or pay fta cruelty to animals
kimberly
cox
carissa
nesahkluah
james
johnson
courtney
charlson
barbara
caruth
victoria
goertzen
poss of controlled
substance/para
dus obtaining prop or sign
under false pret
dui domestic a&b in presence
of minor
ordered to appear or pay
robert
iacobucci
casey
smith
blake
mccorkle
tammy
cano
deeshawna
simpkins
christopher
tressler
roger
wood
fta/ftp threaten to perform act of
violence
ordered to appear or pay bogus check ordered to appear or pay fugitive from justice ordered to appear or pay
chad
cradduck
dui
Looking to steal something that isn’t yours? Just
make sure you don’t lock your keys in your getaway car!
Three Chickasha men were arrested because they did
just that after breaking into a residence on September
9.
Silly burglars.
According to the affidavit, a Chickasha officer was
dispatched to Honda Lane around 8:31 a.m. due to a
burglary in progress. He was advised that three subjects had broken into a residence, but they were unable
to leave because they had locked the keys in their car.
When the officer arrived, he saw three men standing
around a white car. They were identified as Walter Joe
Glass, 19, Robert Lee Young, 20, and Leobardo Maldonado Jr., 18.
A woman told the officer she was in a room sleeping
when the door opened. She jumped out of bed, and a
male subject took off running. She said she then went
to her garage and opened the garage door.
She saw Maldonado standing next to a white car,
and one of her kids’ 19-inch televisions was lying on
the ground. She said she picked up the TV and took
it inside the house. When she confronted Maldonado
about who had taken the TV, he refused to speak to
her. She also saw two other men crouching behind the
white car.
The victim showed the officer how the men had entered her home and taken the TV; the back door had
been taken off its hinges.
Glass agreed to speak to the officer and became very
emotional. He denied being inside the building. Young
also denied being in the home, but Maldonado told the officer all three of
them had entered the residence.
All three men are being charged with first-degree burglary. Maldonado is
being held in lieu of a $35,000 bond. Glass is being held in lieu of a $50,000
bond. Young’s bond was set at $50,000. They are all scheduled to appear in
court on October 1. 2014.
Time to look for a
new career
glass
Maldonado
Young
18 | october 2014 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
christopher
dockery
shana
hacker
steven
ramirez
dus ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay
chad
moore
jessie
bohanan
daniel
turner
ata dus forgery - 2nd degree
nathaniel
sassano
heather
spoelstra
james
sander
poss of controlled
substance
poss of controlled
substance/para
poss of controlled
substance/para
walani
womack
shad
altman
zackery
jensen
twilla
hendricks
kenneth
cartwright
gordon
mcdonald
marlina
witter
bogus check dui dui dui dui ftp poss of controlled
substance
teresa
mcclellan
lawrence
trollinger
ronald
kaulaity
susan
waggoner
britney
nibbs
joe
mccallister
harlyn
palmer
larceny of merch from
retailer
rec/poss/conc stolen
property
ftp domestic a&b public drunk domestic a&b public drunk
around the nation
Pom Pom: it’s what’s for dinner
Police call the relationship “toxic.” If the details of the
police report are accurate, folks won’t need much convincing.
Bear the Pomeranian disappeared in early August after the
dog’s owner and her then-boyfriend Ryan Eddy Watenpaugh
had an argument.
The woman fled her apartment after she was physically
assaulted by Watenpaugh, she told police in Redding,
California. When she returned, Bear was gone.
The couple, which police say had a tumultuous dating
relationship that included the woman being held against
her will, briefly reconciled the first week in September.
Watenpaugh, 35, cooked her a meal that included meat.
Then the text messages began.
“How’s your dog taste? I thought it was better with BBQ and those Hawaiian buns.”
“I guess u could bury what u didn’t eat.”
“The smile on my face when you read this … priceless,” KRCR reported.
Then early on Sept. 9, Watenpaugh showed up at the woman’s house and left a small bag
by her front door, police say. Inside was a note and two dog paws.
“Burn in hell,” the note says. “I hate you so much it hurts. Stay away from me. I want
nothing to do with you. F— you.” At the bottom of the note: a smiley face.
Redding police arrested him two days later. They say he’s admitted to sending the
messages and placing the dog paws at the woman’s residence, but has denied killing or
cooking Bear.
“You know this is extremely strange,” Redding Sgt. Todd Cogle told KRCR. “Unusual,
something we had never seen before.”
Watenpaugh has been charged with domestic violence, false imprisonment, stalking and
animal cruelty. He’s being held on $250,000 bail in the Shasta County jail.
Watenpaugh
october 2014 | 19
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20 | october 2014 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
jason
camp
christopher
camacho
rodney
haugen
kimberly
scott
forgery - 2nd degree ordered to appear or pay larceny of merchandise poss of controlled
substance/para
james
french jr. jeremiah
fiskin jr. louis
buckaloo
robert
franklin
bogus check fta fta ftp - burglary
shawn
yeagar
corie
smith
david
dill jr. ian
burney
robbery or attempted w/
dangerous weapon
ordered to appear or pay fta fta
robert
ford jr. neil
gainer
robert
braden
matthew
perkey
brandon
brown
jennifer
roebuck
summer
fraire-rains
ordered to appear or pay larceny of merch from
retailer
ordered to appear or pay fta poss of controlled
substance
dui ordered to appear
stephanie
rodgers
rustin
hermann
rose
mize
anthony
odum
mark
wilson
ricky
robinson
robert
tobin
public drunk dui poss of controlled
substance/para
ordered to appear dui dui ordered to appear
Chickasha woman Kimberly Scott, 41, was arrested after she allegedly stole a man’s rental car.
Let’s hope he had insurance!
On September 2, a man called Chickasha dispatch and said he was following a vehicle that he
had reported stolen earlier that day. The caller
said he was in the 3300 block of S. Fourth Street.
When the officer arrived, he spoke to the reporting party. According to the police report, the
man rented a car on August 1, and it was stolen
in Amber on August 2. He said he reported the
vehicle stolen to the Amber Police Department.
APD and the rental car company confirmed that the vehicle was reported stolen.
The man said he was renting another vehicle when he saw the stolen
car being driven by Scott. The man’s brother said Scott was at his house
the previous night; when she left, he noticed the vehicle was missing.
The men and officer followed Scott, and Scott exited the allegedly stolen vehicle and requested to speak to the officer. She told him that the
man’s brother allowed her to use the vehicle, which the two men denied.
Scott changed her story numerous times.
The stolen car’s keys were in Scott’s purse. All of the barcodes used for
identification on the vehicle had been scraped off, and new letters had
been added to the back window of the vehicle. It appeared as though
someone had tried to conceal the identity of the car.
Scott couldn’t explain why the letters were added to the vehicle or why
the barcodes had been scraped off. She continued to insist, however,
that she took the car with permission.
The officer impounded the vehicle per the rental car company’s request. Prior to an inventory of the car, Scott told the officer the man’s
brother had left methamphetamine in the vehicle and that’s why he reported it stolen.
During inventory, the officer found a black pouch containing a scale
with reside that field-tested positive for meth. The pouch was full of
Scott’s belongings.
Scott is being charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of a controlled dangerous substance. She is being held on a
$25,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on October 1, 2014.
Why rent when you
can steal?
scott
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County october 2014 | 21
justin
henry
christopher
myers
jewell
ash
ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay identity theft
cory
conley
zachery
boyles
kenneth
mullendore
ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay fta
joseph
holland
roderick
thompson
andrew
moore
samuel
still
ricky
east jr. manolito
portillo
ordered to appear or pay dui mtr ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay a&b w/ dangerous weapon
cassandra
king
jimmy
summers
taylor
trabert
andrew
meissner
julie
sweeten
chance
charton
gage
carruth
domestic a&b a&b w/ deadly weapon a&b w/ deadly weapon ordered to appear or pay larceny of merch from
retailer
public intox public drunk
kody
jones
michael
giccatti
anthony
stephens
kerri
panther
joseph
manceaux
public drunk poss of controlled
substance
larceny of merch from
retailer
larceny of merch from
retailer
domestic a&b in presence
of minor
tracy
smallwood
nicholas
mckibbin
paul
fowler
poss of cds w/in 1000ft
school/park/minor
rec/poss/conc stolen
property
larceny of merch from
retailer
Six years ago, the remains of an unidentified woman were found in a shallow grave near
Lake Thunderbird outside Norman. The medical examiner’s office believes the remains are
those of a white female, possibly with Native
American heritage, who was approximately 5
feet, 5 inches tall and between 30 and 45 years
old. She also had given birth to at least one
child.
Due to the rate of decomposition, investigators believe she had been in the grave between
3 and 12 months.
A distinct tattoo of a sunburst was on a large portion of her back. Attempts
to identify the woman through DNA have produced no results.
OSBI Forensic Artist Harvey Pratt reconstructed her skull to provide a
likeness of the woman.
If anyone believes they may know who this woman might be, please call
the OSBI hotline at 1-800-522-8017.
OSBI Needs Help
Identifying Woman
22 | october 2014 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ambry
hurd
rhonda
christian
maria
givens
fta disturbing the peace a&b w/ dangerous weapon
tammy
randle
jason
willoughby
alex
caldero
poss of controlled
substance
dui public drunk
terris
renfro
joseph
thrash
justin
henderson
domestic a&b ordered to appear or pay driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
gregory
freeman
sharmin
burnett
thomas
gentry
uttering forged
instruments
a&b w/ dangerous weapon
mtr
jack
albert
terry
dorrell
kyshon
murray
fta
ordered to appear ordered to appear or pay
The OSBI agent, who flew to Gallup, New Mexico, over the weekend
of September 6 to interview Lofton
Gray, Jr. about the death of his girlfriend, is back in Oklahoma.
Gray, 31, was released from the
hospital Sept. 8 and booked into the
McKinley County Adult Detention
Center in Gallup on a complaint of
possession of a stolen vehicle.
Gray will be extradited back to
Oklahoma.
On Sept. 5, 24-year-old Amanda Cecil was found dead
inside the Chickasha home she shared with Gray. The
medical examiner’s office has not yet determined Cecil’s
cause of death.
OSBI and the Chickasha Police Department continue to
investigate her death.
Chickasha man
questioned about
girlfriend’s death
Gray
karson
brooks
raynard
moore
kelsea
mallette
poss of controlled
substance/para
dui poss of controlled
substance/para
cody
venable
bradley
sanders
enrique
amaro-cuellar
dur ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County october 2014 | 23
michael
saenz
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
jackie
johnson
ordered to appear or pay
kody
schenk
john
moore
dylan
jensen
dui ordered to appear or pay poss of controlled
substance/para
kasey
miller
brian
molen
dui
joshua
moore
domestic a&b
agg dui
shannon
powers
ordered to appear
troy
gabbey
steven
myers
kelvin
lawrence
fta/ftp ftp breaking & entering
allen
haile
christopher
williams
david
santos
poss of cds w/in 1000ft
school/park/minor
poss of cds w/in 1000ft
school/park/minor
dus
allan
torralba
alicia
rinken
hillus
herrod
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
failure to comply w/ order ftp
raymond
theberge
stephen
jennings
kaitlyn
collier
douglas
littlecalf
domestic a&b fta fta
malicious injury/
destruction of property
roger
russell
tammy
sasser
embezzlement
lamont
stafford
poss of controlled
substance
larry
rumley
dui
fugitive from justice
Missing, possibly stolen, from Delaware County near Oaks, last seen
between Wednesday, September 3,
2014 and Friday September 5, 2014:
2 head cattle
One black bull weighing 1800-
2000 pounds
One black bald-faced cow weighing
1100 pounds
Both are branded with the letters
DLD and the letters are connected Both have a V-notch in the
right ear
Anyone with information contact: Special Agent Dusty Goforth
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture Investigative Services
405 824-2194 or 405 522-6102
Missing ag
24 | october 2014
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Registered Sex
Offenders for
Stephens Co.
Registered Sex
Offenders for
Grady Co.
Wayne Allen Handke
Rape By Instrumentation
Rt. 6, Box 222
Duncan, OK
Coy Donald Hill
Sexual Battery Of Person Over 16
400 N. 9th St.
Comanche, OK
Thomas Alan Hines
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
HC 64, Box 960
Comanche, OK
Justin Lynn Howard
Rape - First Degree
Rt 2 Box 83 A
Duncan, OK
Donita K Martin
Rape - Second Degree
212 Pennsylvania
Chickasha, OK
Joseph W. McCurley
Rape - Second Degree
503 N. 3rd Street
Chickasha, OK
Trent McKenna
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
715 Oklahoma
Chickasha, OK
Scotty N. Moberly
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/Acts To
Child
619 McKenzie Drive #47
Chickasha, OK
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