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2 | MAY 2024 GARFIELD COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHASE
ALLEN
VPO/ BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE
MARQUEL
ANDREWS
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
DANIEL
BABULA
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CHAD
BADGER
ARSON FIRST DEGREE
BRYAN
BAKER
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
MICHAEL
BARNES
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DANIEL
BEATY
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
JAMES
BEQUETTE
VPO/ BREAKING AND ENTERING
CURRY
BERKENBILE
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
SHANNON
BIGBEY
BREAKING AND ENTERING
JUSTIN
BIRKETT
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
STEVEN
BOSQUEZ-FUENTEZ
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
BRUCE
BOSTON
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
JUSTIN
BURNS
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
JEFFREY
BUTLER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
AMARION
CALLIER
DUI
ELDON
CHAIN
CHILD ENDANGERMENT/ POSS
OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
CONCEPCION
CHARTIER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JOSE
CHAVEZ FLORES
AGGRAVATED DUI
JENITHA
CLANRY
DEFRAUDING HOTEL, INN OR
RESTAURANT
SIRVANTE
CLARK
POSS OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA
WITHOUT A LICENSE
STEPHANIE
CLARK
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
CHRISTOPHER
COLE
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty GARFIELD COUNTY 3 | MAY 2024
YOU'RE OUT!
An 18-year-old Enid man suspected of leading
officials on a high-speed chase last month apparently has an order for his deportation through the
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
According to reports, a Garfield County deputy
tried to stop a vehicle at 7:18 p.m. on April 27
after he saw the car traveling the wrong way on
2nd Pine Ave. The driver of the vehicle didn’t stop.
Instead, he sped away from the officer, running several stop signs. He also hit
a fire hydrant at 400 N. 7th.
The chase continued onto Randolph.
The driver, later identified as Rodrigo Ruiz-Gonzales, then ran the stop light at
Grand and Maine. He forced another motorist off the road.
Ruiz-Gonzales then turned onto Garriot, where he reached speeds in excess
of 100 mph. He lost control of his vehicle at 8th and Garriott and ran into a speed
limit sign. The pursuit eventually came to an end when Ruiz-Gonzales hit the
curb at 19th and Randolph.
Ruiz-Gonzales lost complete control of his vehicle at 17th and Randolph,
coming to a stop in a yard in the 200 block of N. 17th.
He admitted to stealing the vehicle, which had been reported stolen.
The man told police that he “found the car with the keys in it and drove away
with it because he was going to see a girl.”
Ruiz-Gonzales is being charged with endangering others while eluding, unauthorized use of a vehicle, and operating without a license required of vehicle
operated. His bond was set at $75,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court
on May 13, 2024.
AMY
COLVIN
DUI
SAMANTHA
COMER
BREAKING AND ENTERING
ADRIAN
COTTNER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
DEREK
COTTON
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
JOSIAH
CRANMORE
FLIGHT TO AVOID
STEPHEN
CUMMINS
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER/ PUBLIC
INTOXICATION
HUNTER
CURD
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
LONNIE
CUSTER
DUI
KYLE
DAVILA
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
STEPHEN
DAVIS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
CHRISTOPHER
DECKER
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
DILLON
DIAZ
BREAKING AND ENTERING
BRYCE
DICKSON
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
DOMINIC
ENCINIAS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
JOSEPH
ESCALERA
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
LEON
ETHRIDGE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
AUSTIN
FARABEE
DUI
GABRIEL
FARIAS
DUI-DRIVER UNDER 21
MICHAEL
FINK
BREAKING AND ENTERING
TANIA
FLORES
DUI
ALEXIS
GRAHAM
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
STEPHEN
GRASS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MERCEDES
GROSS
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
DAVID
GUTIERREZ
POSS/USE/MANU/THREATEN TO
USE INCENDIARY DEVICE/EXPL
CASEY
HARRINGTON
FALSE PERSONATION OR
IMPERSONATE ANOTHER
BRENDA
HILL
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
JAMES
HILL
CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION
LORETTA
HONEYCUTT
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
CARL
HOPKINS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
VINCE
HOPKINS
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
HEATHER
HOWELL
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
DENISE
HUDSON
BREAKING AND ENTERING
LOREN
HUMPHREY
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
TERRY
INGHAM
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CHRISTOPHER
IRVIN
PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT
WHILE DUI, FIRST OFFENSE
CHRISTOPHER
JOHNSON
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
4 | MAY 2024 GARFIELD COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
AROUND THE NATION
Farmer faces jail for breeding ‘massive mutant sheep’
A farmer has been caught illegally breeding “massive” mutant sheep
to sell to private hunting reserves for up to $10,000, a court in Montana
heard.
Arthur “Jack” Schubarth, 80, who owns a 215-acre ranch in Vaughn,
Montana, pleaded guilty to criminal charges of wildlife trafficking and
conspiracy to traffic wildlife at a court in Great Falls.
Prosecutors say he illegally used tissue and testicles from wild sheep
killed by hunters in Central Asia, and the US, to breed hybrid sheep
for sale.
According to court documents, Schubarth conspired with at least five other people between 2013 and 2021 to
create a larger hybrid species of sheep that would generate high prices from shooting reserves, where people pay
to hunt captive trophy game animals.
Schubarth’s ranch specialises in the purchase, sale and breeding of “alternative livestock” such as mountain
sheep, mountain goats and various ungulates, according to prosecutors. They claimed that Schubarth secretly
brought parts of the largest sheep in the world, the Marco Polo argali sheep from Kyrgyzstan, into America.
Marco Polo males, which are native to the mountains of the Pamir region of Central Asia, can weigh more than
22 stone with horns that span more than 5ft. They are protected species internationally and the court also heard
how they are prohibited in Montana to protect native sheep from disease and hybridisation.
Prosecutors say Schubarth sent genetic material from the Marco Polo’s body parts to a lab to create cloned
embryos. He then implanted the embryos in ewes on his ranch, resulting in a single, pure genetic male Marco Polo
that he named “Montana Mountain King” or MMK, the court heard.
Court documents stated that Schubarth worked with the others to use the Montana Mountain King’s semen to
artificially impregnate various other species of ewes and create hybrid animals. He agreed to sell one offspring to
two people in Texas for $10,000, the court heard.
To move the prohibited sheep in and out of Montana, Schubarth and others forged veterinary inspection certificates, falsely claiming that the sheep were legally permitted species, the court heard. Prosecutors said Schubarth
also sold semen from the Montana Mountain King directly to sheep breeders in other states.
“This was an audacious scheme to create massive hybrid sheep species to be sold and hunted as trophies,”
said Todd Kim, assistant attorney general. “In pursuit of this scheme, Schubarth violated international law and the
Lacey Act, both of which protect the viability and health of native populations of animals.”
The Lacey Act prohibits trade in wildlife that has been taken, possessed, transported or sold in violation of
federal or state law.
Schubarth also illegally purchased genetic material from a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, the largest wild
sheep in North America which stand around three feet tall and can weigh over 21 stone, to traffic to buyers in other
states. He paid $400 to a hunter for the testicles from one of the wild sheep, which had been shot in Montana, to
breed more of the species and crossbreed with the argali
sheep.
“The kind of crime we uncovered here could threaten
the integrity of our wildlife species in Montana,” Ron Howell,
head of state wildlife enforcement, said.
Each count carries a maximum penalty of five years in
prison and a $250,000 fine. Sentencing for Schubarth is set
for July 11.
On a Facebook page in his name which features numerous photos of livestock, Schubarth wrote two days ago:
“We have not been able to sell sheep for about three years
now. First time in 80 plus years I’m broke.” ADRIAN
JONES
DUI/ RESISTING EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
NITEL
KETON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
DOUGLAS
KREIE
STALKING
JESSICA
LACOUTURE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DANIEL
LATCHAW
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
RONNIE
LECLAIR
TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
DESIRAE
LINK
FELONY VALUE - FALSE PRET/
BOGUS CHECK/ CON GAME
RODIBERTO
LOPEZ
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
HUGO
LOPEZ-RAMIREZ
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR/ CHILD ABUSE
DEVONTE
MAJOR
ROBBERY OR ATTEMPTED WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
NICHOLAS
MARTIN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CESAR
MATA RAMOS
DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty GARFIELD COUNTY 5 | MAY 2024
HERE COMES THE
JUDGE
On May 9, the Multi-County Grand Jury indicted Garfield County Associate District Judge Brian Lovell on charges related to a February 2023
drive-by shooting near the town of Bison.
The indictment alleges that on Feb. 12, 2023,
Lovell fired a gun at the residence of his brother-in-law in Bison, Oklahoma. Two days after the
shooting, Lovell reported that a firearm was stolen
from his vehicle.
He faces one count of use of a vehicle to facilitate the discharge of a firearm
and an alternative count of discharging a firearm into a dwelling. Both are felonies.
Lovell, 59, also faces eight felony counts of deadly conduct for a similar incident in Austin, Texas, on Sept. 11, 2023. Investigators allege he used the same
gun, a Glock 23 .40-caliber, in both the Texas and Oklahoma shootings.
STEVE
MAWILONG
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
GEORGE
MCGOWAN
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
DALLTON
MOHR
FLIGHT TO AVOID
CAYLE
NELSON
FALSE PERSONATION OR
IMPERSONATING ANOTHER
LAWRENCE
NORWOOD
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
DEBRA
NOTLEY
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
ROCKY
OROSCO
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
DENSON
PETER
DUI
VICKY
PETER
AGGRAVATED DUI
NATHANIEL
PHILLIPS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
WILLIAM
PHILLIPS
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
ALLEN
PHILLIPS MOSLANDER
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
JOHNNIE
PORTER
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
KENSLEY
POST
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
KYLE
POSTIER
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MIKKELL
POWELL
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CHRISTOPHER
RACE
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
TONY
RHOADS
A&B/ THREATEN TO PERFORM
ACT OF VIOLENCE
LINDA
RILEY
POSSESSION OF
PARAPHERNALIA
KAELIN
RIPPEE
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
RODRIGO
RUIZ-GONZALEZ
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
JULIE
RUNYON
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
JONATHAN
SEVERE
DUI/ POSSESSION OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
CHRISTOPHER
SHARP
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
MATTHEW
SHARPE
BREAKING AND ENTERING
JAMES
SHURTZ
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
TAVIN
SIEBER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
TIMOTHY
SISK
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
JONATHAN
SMITH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
EDWARD
STAMPS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
HENNESSEY
STEELE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
NATALIE
STEFFEN
POSS CREDIT/DEBIT CARD OF
ANOTHER W/INTENT DEFRAUD
DOUGLAS
TAYLOR
STALKING
MICHAEL
WADDELL
POSSESSION OF CONTRABAND
BY INMATE
JEREMY
WEST
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
JESSE
WHITESIDE
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
PRISCILLA
WINK
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
DAVID
WISHON
DEFRAUDING HOTEL, INN OR
RESTAURANT
GUNNER
WOOTEN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
6 | MAY 2024 WOODWARD COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
AROUND THE NATION
Falling star
On March 27, Arkansas City Police Department
officers executed a search warrant at Cowley College’s Kirk Dale Dorms, cumulating a month-long
counterfeit currency investigation.
Over the past month, officers have been getting
reports of a male individual going to a local business and paying or attempting to pay with what
was believed to be counterfeit currency.
Officers talked with employees and witnesses and developed a suspect, Lam
Gok Kuany, 20, of Nebraska.
ACPD officers, in cooperation with Cowley College Campus Security, executed a search warrant at Kirk Dale Dorms. Inside the room, they found over
$28,000 in different denominations in what is believed to be counterfeit currency.
Officers also located suspected illegal substances and items associated with
their use.
Kuany, a Cowley College men’s basketball player, was taken into custody on
March 28, 2024, without incident. He faces five counts of counterfeiting currency, four counts of theft by deception, possession of marijuana, and possession
of drug paraphernalia. His Bond is $17,500.
MAICO
ALBITER-QUIROZ
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
MARTIN
ALVAREZ
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
CHRISTI
ARMSTRONG
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
MATTHEW
BABCOCK
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
DEENA
BORTH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
BRANT
BREWER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
AIDAN
BRUSTER
ENDANGERING OTHERS WHILE
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
DIANA
BURNS
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
RAFAEL
CASSIO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
FERNANDO
CHAVEZ
SECOND DEGREE MURDER
JOHN
CROW
VIOLATED PROBATION
MICHAEL
DELP, JR.
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ISAIAH
DESHON
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
JOSHUA
DOUGLAS
VIOLATED PROBATION
RONALD
ELLIOTT
DUI
KYLE
FARGO
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
ZETHA
GANN
AGGRAVATED DUI
RYAN
HARBER
VIOLATED PROBATION
FRANK
HICKEY
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
JOHN
HOWARD
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
GIANCARLO
JIMENEZ
DUI
JOE
JIMENEZ-HARRIS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION/
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
CASEY
JONES
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
APRIL
LONGORIA
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CHEREESE
LORNE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ALYSHIA
LOUDEN
FTA POSS OF MARIJUANA WITH
INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
EDDIE
LOVE
VIOLATED PROBATION
NATHANIEL
MARTINEZ
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MELISSA
MAY
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
JONATHAN
MILAN
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/ VPO/
DOMESTIC A&B
KADE
MILLETT
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CHRISTOPHER
MOLINA
BOUND REVOKE
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty WOODWARD COUNTY 7 | MAY 2024
DEADLY DECISION
A 24-year-old Woodward man is being
charged with murder in the first degree after he
allegedly killed a man during an altercation on
April 10.
According to reports, Woodward police officers were dispatched to the High Plains Outreach Center near Webster Avenue at approximately 7:50 p.m. to investigate a stabbing. While
investigating the incident, officers learned that Fernando Alonso Chavez attacked a 39-year-old with a machete. Both men were staying at the facility.
The victim was transported to a local hospital, where he died from his injuries.
Chavez is being charged with murder in the first degree with malice aforethought. His bond was set at $1M, and he is scheduled to appear in court on
May 21, 2024.
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DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
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COLTEN
PRITCHARD
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AND BATTERY
SHANNON
RATLIFF
FTA PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CHUCK
ROACH
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MARTIN
RODRIGUEZ
AGGRAVATED DUI
PAUL
SPENCER
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
BRANNON
STANLEY
VPO/ DOMESTIC A&B IN
PRESENCE OF A MINOR
NICHOLAS
STONE
VIOLATED PROBATION
BRANDY
TAYLOR
A&B UPON DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS EMPLOYEE
KALON
TAYLOR
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
EMILIO
VAZQUEZ-LOPEZ
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
JORGE
VELAZQUEZ MARIN
AGGRAVATED DUI
SHAE
WARD
DUI: SECOND OFFENSE IN 10
YEARS
CIARA
WEYBURN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
DALTON
WHETSTONE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ROSELLA
WHITSON
FTA DUI
EMILY
WILKERSON
VIOLATED PROBATION
JOSEPH
WILLIAMS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
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10 | MAY 2024 WOODS COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MURDER SUSPECTS
ARRESTED
Three people were arrested following a double homicide in Woods County, one being an underage teen.
Christopher Isaiah Padilla, 23, and Elijah Isaiah
Mann, 23, were both charged April 15 with two counts
of murder in the first degree - deliberate intent, conspiracy to commit murder, and robbery first degree, in
Woods County District Court.
According to Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
(OSBI), on April 11, the Woods County Sheriff’s Office
requested OSBI to assist with a double homicide.
Around 4:00 a.m. that morning, Woods County
deputies responded to a residence in Freedom, near
Saddlehorn Drive and Dusty Trail, regarding possible
gunshots. When deputies arrived on scene, they discovered 70-year-old Gary Neil Bradt deceased and
19-year-old Timothy Lane Wilcox in critical condition.
Life-saving measures were performed, but unfortunately Wilcox passed away at the scene.
Based on the information obtained from the property,
three suspects were located and detained for questioning. Padilla, Mann, and a 17-year-old female were
arrested and taken into custody. All three suspects were booked into the Woodward
County Jail.
Bradt and Wilcox were transported to the Office of the Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner to determine a cause and manner of death.
Bond for Padilla was set at $5M and Mann’s bond was set at $3M.
AROUND THE NATION
On April 1, at approximately 11:45 am, drug agents
with the Colbert County (Alabama) Drug Task Force
conducted at traffic stop on South Hook Street in
Tuscumbia. After speaking with the driver, consent to
search the vehicle was given.
The passenger was identified as Jamarious Dequan Qualls, 29, of Russellville, AL. It was confirmed
that Qualls had misdemeanor warrants for
his arrest in the city of
Sheffield. During arrest agents located two plastic containers with 176 fentanyl pills inside and a plastic bag
containing 1oz of “spice”synthetic cannabis.
Qualls was charged with drug trafficking and unlawful
possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance. Qualls is being held in Colbert County Jail on a
$150,000 bond. SHELBY
ADAIR
ARSON THIRD DEGREE
GEORGE
BECK
FELONY VALUE - FALSE PRET/
BOGUS CHECK/ CON GAME
BOBBY
COX
CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT A
FELONY
JAROD
CUNNINGHAM
CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY
OF MINOR
MICHAEL
DUGGER
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
FAITH
ELLIS
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
DUSTIN
GRANT
ACTUAL PHYSICAL CONTROL
KYLE
HAMMOND
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
MATTHEW
HANSEL
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MICHAEL
HEBERT
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
THOMAS
JONES
DUI
EDWARD
LITTLE
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
COLE
LOMBARD
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
CY
LUCAS
AGGRAVATED DUI
ELIJAH
MANN
FIRST DEGREE MURDER/
CONSPIRACY
TAYLOR
MCKENZIE-HAYES
TRAFFICKING AMPHETAMINE OR
METHAMPHETAMINE
MARTIN
MULLINS
APC
GERARDO
OROZCO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ASHLEE
PADEN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
CHRISTOPHER
PADILLA
FIRST DEGREE MURDER/
CONSPIRACY
STETSON
RHODES
DUS/DUR
CHRISTINA
RICHARDSON
CHILD NEGLECT/ ASSAULT AND
BATTERY ON POLICE OFFICER
HECTOR
SHAWNEE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CHAD
TUNE
LEWD MOLESTATION
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 11 | MAY 2024 NOBLE COUNTY
PERRY MAN SENTENCED TO SERVE 52 YEARS
IN FEDERAL PRISON AFTER FORCING WOMAN
TO DRIVE TO TEXAS COAST AT GUNPOINT
On April 23, Zachary Charles Fowler, 24, of Perry,
was sentenced to serve 624 months in federal prison
for kidnapping, carjacking, and using a firearm in furtherance of those crimes, announced U.S. Attorney
Robert J. Troester.
On September 6, 2022, a federal grand jury returned a three-count Indictment against Fowler,
charging him with kidnapping, carjacking, and using and brandishing a firearm during
and in relation to a crime of violence. In May 2023, Fowler was tried by a federal jury
and found guilty on all counts.
At trial, the evidence showed that Fowler and the victim had previously been in a
relationship. Following the end of that relationship, Fowler arrived at the victim’s home
in the early morning of March 29, 2022. Fowler broke into the home of his victim,
kicked in her bedroom door, wrestled control of a firearm owned by the victim, and
sexually assaulted the victim at gunpoint.
The jury also heard testimony that Fowler forced the victim to leave her home at
gunpoint and drive him to Corpus Christi, Texas. Throughout the drive, Fowler sexually assaulted the victim again. After arriving in Corpus Christi, the victim was able to
escape. Fowler was arrested later the same day by law enforcement in Texas.
“The vile conduct of this defendant, and the trauma he forced upon his victim, are
evidence of a clear and present danger in our community that necessitated swift and
decisive punishment,” said U.S. Attorney Robert Troester. “While today’s steep penalty will not erase the damage done by Mr. Fowler, we hope it will serve as another step
in the healing process for the victim and their family.”
“Today’s sentence completes the judicial process for Mr. Fowler, who forced his
victim into a frightening situation that tormented her both physically and emotionally,”
said FBI Oklahoma City Special Agent in Charge Edward J. Gray. “While the trauma
cannot be undone, we hope the victim and this community takes comfort in knowing
a violent offender has been taken off our streets.”
At the sentencing hearing, U.S. District Judge Scott L. Palk sentenced Fowler to
serve 52 years in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. In announcing
his sentence, Judge Palk noted the “horrific and terrifying” nature of the case and described Fowler’s behavior as “horrendous and dehumanizing”. Judge Palk also noted
Fowler’s lack of acceptance of responsibility for his actions.
This case is the result of an investigation by the FBI Oklahoma City Field Office, the
Noble County Sheriff’s Office, the Corpus Christi Police Department, and Oklahoma
State Bureau of Investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Matthew P. Anderson and
Jacquelyn M. Hutzell prosecuted the case. GIOVANNI
ALAMILLA
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
DEVIN
BAIR
ENDANGERING OTHERS WHILE
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
ZOEY
BRANDEBERRY
CONTEMPT OF COURT
JESSE
BRIGHT
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DAKOTA
CHAPMAN
GRAND LARCENY FROM HOUSE
OR VESSEL/ CONSPIRACY
CANNON
CHEEVER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
CARRIE
CHITWOOD
TRESPASSING ON PRIVATE
PROPERTY
TERRI
COLLINS
DUS
DADRIAN
DAVIS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
LEWIS
ELY
AGGRAVATED DUI/ ELUDING
POLICE OFFICER
JACQUELINE
GOSNEY
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
RICHARD
GOVEA
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
TARA
HOLT
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
KENDRA
HUNT
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
TRACY
JORDAN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CALVIN
LANE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KEITH
LISS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TERRY
MASON
GRAND LARCENY
FREDERICK
MCFALL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
KEVIN
MCKENZIE
STALKING
JOSE
MENA COSTILLA
DUI: SECOND OFFENSE IN 10
YEARS
CORINA
MOORE
DUI/ CHILD ENDANGERMENT
BEVERLY
PAQUIN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
ERIC
POWERS
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
JESSE
SHELTON
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
CHRIS
SHEPARD
DUI: THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT
FELONY OFFENSE
12 | MAY 2024 Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty NOBLE COUNTY
AROUND THE STATE
On March 30, 2024, the Texas County Sheriff’s
Office requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation to investigate the suspicious disappearance of 27-year-old Veronica Butler and
39-year-old Jilian Kelley.
Their vehicle was found abandoned near Highway 95 and Road L, south of
Elkhart, Kansas, in rural Texas County. OSBI special agents immediately began
investigating the vehicle and determined there was evidence to indicate foul play.
On April 13, 43-year-old Tad Bert Cullum, 54-year-old Tifany Machel Adams,
50-year-old Cole Earl Twombly, and 44-year-old Cora Twombly were arrested in
Texas and Cimarron Counties. All four individuals were booked into the Texas
County Jail on two counts of First-Degree Murder, two counts of Kidnapping,
and one count of Conspiracy to Commit Murder in the First Degree.
On April 14, the OSBI, FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigation, Texas County
Sheriff’s Department, and the Office of the Oklahoma Chief Medical Examiner
recovered two deceased persons in rural Texas County. Both individuals will be
transported to the Medical Examiner’s Office to determine identification, as well
as cause and manner of death. This is still an ongoing investigation. Anyone with
information regarding this case is asked to contact the OSBI at [email protected]
or 1-800-522-8017. SO CAN
YOU.
BOBBY
SHERWOOD
LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
INVOLVING DAMAGE
AARON
SINGH
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
JULIANNA
SMALLEY
FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME
LATISHA
STEPHENS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
TRACY
TAYLOR
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
RICHARD
WELTY
DUI
REBECCA
WILLIAMS
AGGRAVATED DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty KINGFISHER COUNTY 13 | MAY 2024
PATTERNS
A Hinton man is facing several felony charges
after he allegedly broke into a house Kingfisher
and stole cash and some valuable coins.
David Allen Craig, 38, was charged April 23
with grand larceny in house or vessel, larceny
from the house, and pattern of criminal offenses, in Kingfisher County District Court.
According to court information, Craig is accused of breaking and entering a house on February 26 in the 2200 block of
S. 13th Street where he stole $2580 in cash, a coin collection, and multiple
pieces of jewelry. He then tried to pawn the coins and jewelry in El Reno.
Bond for Craig was set at $7500 and he was ordered to back to court on
May 28.
CHARLES
ALTIZER
BUY, PROCURE, POSSESS CHILD
PORNOGRAPHY
BART
BRICKMAN
DUI: SECOND OFFENSE IN 10
YEARS
BRANDON
BURKE
DUI
LUIS
CARMONA
DUI
CHRISTINA
CHON
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
DAVID
CRAIG
GRAND LARCENY FROM HOUSE
OR VESSEL
HARLIE
DAVIS BUFFALO
DUID
AUSTIN
HASKINS
DUI
BOYCE
KERR
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY/ POINTING FIREARM
JONATHAN
KOEHLER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
WILLIAM
MATTHEWS
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
CHARLES
MCELROY
DUI
SHAYLON
MCVEA
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MICHAEL
OBERMILLER
DUI
JESUS
OLIVAS VILLALOBOS
RAPE FIRST DEGREE/ FORCIBLE
SODOMY/ SEXUAL BATTERY
BRYAN
PARADA
DUI
ROBERT
PITTS
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
BRANDON
REIM
DUI
SAUL
REYES- NAVARRO
DUI
JULIAN
RODRIGUEZ
AGGRAVATED DUI
BRIAN
SCHOSHKE
DUID/ DIST OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
HENNESSEY
STEELE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
HENRY
TASSO
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
BRAXTON
WADLEY
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KALEE
WILKINSON
DUI/ POSSESSION OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
14 | MAY 2024 MAJOR COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
WANTED!
JERAMIAH JOE ROBINSON,
AGE: 35
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Fairview
OFFENSE:
GRAND LARCENY
If you know the whereabouts of Jeramiah Robinson, please call the Major
County Sheriff’s Department at (580) 227-4471 or your local law enforcement
agency.
* Warrant current as of press time via ODCR
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JAMES
ANDERSON
GRAND LARCENY/ BURGLARY
SECOND DEGREE
JEZILYN
ATCHLEY
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
SAMUEL
BLIAS
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
TRENTON
BOTSFORD
CARRY WEAPON, DRUGS OR
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
BYRON
BRINSON
ACTUAL PHYSICAL CONTROL
JENNIFER
CANADAY
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS
HOPE
CHERVENKA
OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
MATTHEW
FORE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
DONALD
GRIMES
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
TUCKER
HAIGLER
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
JEREMY
HARPER
VPO/ ASSAULT AND BATTERY
WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON
JOSHUA
INMAN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
AARON
LONEY
PETIT LARCENY
BENJAMIN
MCMULLEN
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
JAMES
PETERS II
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
CENTENO
RAMIREZ
DUI
JERAMIAH
ROBINSON
GRAND LARCENY
GALENN
SMOKER
CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY
OF MINOR
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