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Published the second Weekend of each month. Vol. 13 No. 12
GARFIELD COUNTY
CHASE ALLEN
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
STALKING
WOODWARD COUNTY
ROBERT OWENS
POSS OF SAWED-OFF SHOTGUN
KINGFISHER COUNTY
AMANDA PLUMMER
DUID
POSER
GARFIELD
An undercover online investigation by an Enid Police Department detective
led to the arrest of a 43-year-old Enid man last month.
Find out more on page 4...
TAG, YOU ARE IT
GARFIELD
A registered sex off ender from Cleveland County thought he could hide
at a Catholic school after he was caught under a piano by a student.
Find out more on page 3...
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Four people are facing charges related to child abuse for
alleged abuse and hazing that occurred with the Kingfi sher
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KINGFISHER
GARFIELD, KINGFISHER, NOBLE, MAJOR, WOODS, WOODWARD
NOVEMBER Oct. 5 to Nov. 1
2023
2 | NOVEMBER 2023 GARFIELD COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JERAMIE
ALGIERI
GRAND LARCENY
CHASE
ALLEN
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
STALKING
JOHN
ANZALONE
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND
BATTERY/ CARRYING WEAPONS
ROBERT
BAKER
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
RANDY
BALLARD
DUI/ ENDANGERING OTHERS
WHILE ELUDING POLICE
DANIEL
BEATY
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER/
TRESPASSING
CHAD
BEDORE
CHILD NEGLECT
COLE
BENCE
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
STEPHANIE
BENGE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
AARON
BENSHOOF
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
ANTON
BOLKEIM
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
KARL
BOOTH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MIKAELA
BOUZIDEN
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
JERAMIAH
BOWEN
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
JACKIE
BRADFORD
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ERIC
BRECKNER
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
OR DEBIT CARD
LOGAN
BROCK
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
DOMESTIC A&B
DARIAN
BURKS
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A DEADLY
WEAPON
KELLY
BURTRUM
SECOND DEGREE
MANSLAUGHTER
KALE
BUTTS
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
CLU
CAMPBELL
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
SHAWN
CANNON-MCFADDEN
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
HELEN
CARLAND
FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT BELT
LARRY
CARSON
BREAKING AND ENTERING
LAWRENCE
CARSON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ALFREDO
CASTRO-MERCADO
DUI
RUBEN
CEBALLOS
DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty GARFIELD COUNTY 3 | NOVEMBER 2023
TAG, YOU'RE IT
A registered sex offender from Cleveland County
thought he could hide at a Catholic school after he
was caught under a piano by a student.
Michael Eugene Steele, 44, was charged October 25
with violation of school safety zones in Garfield County
District Court.
A press release by the Enid Police Department stated an Enid Police Department officer arrested a transient sex offender on October 23 after the man had been reported
being found inside a school the week before. St. Joseph Catholic School contacted the
EPD after 6 p.m. on Friday, October 20, to report having found Steele inside the school
the previous night. A student inside the school found Steele sleeping beneath a piano
with a cover on it and immediately told a janitor. As the student was speaking with the janitor, Steele got out from beneath the piano and ran into a bathroom. Steele had entered
the school through an unlocked door.
The janitor and the school’s principal spoke with Steele, who said he was under the
piano because people were after him. Steele was then escorted back to his vehicle and
he left the school without issue.
The next day, the principal learned Steele was a registered sex offender and contacted
police.
Steele was convicted in 2010 in Cleveland County on counts of first-degree rape,
rape by instrumentation, lewd molestation/indecent proposals to a child and forcible oral
sodomy.
Following the incident being reported, it was immediately investigated by Detective
Sgt. Shawn Ramsey, who then sent an alert to the entire police department to be on the
lookout for Steele. Steele’s mugshot and a photograph of his vehicle were also distributed
to officers within the department. He was later located on North Independence
“Sex offenders who think they can violate their sex offender registration need to be
mindful that they are being watched, and will be charged accordingly,” said Investigative
Services Division Lt. Bryan Hart. “Such violations are handled swiftly and given the highest degree of attention by all officers of the department.”
Bond for Steele was set at $50,000 and he was ordered back to court on December 4.
GEORGE
CHAVEZ
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
ARTHUR
CHERRY
DUI
JAMES
COCHRAN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JORDAN
COLEMAN
DUI
MELIK
COTTON
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ANTHONY
CROSS
VPO/ DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
ROBERTO
CRUZ LOPEZ
FIRST DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER
DANIEL
CRUZ-LEYVA
DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED
LONNIE
CUSTER
DUI
CLOIE
DECKER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JORY
DICK
FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT BELT
JOEL
DIXON
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
CRYSTAL
DOVER
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
MICHAEL
DRUMHELLER
PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENT
WHILE DUI
TYLER
ELLIS
TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
KELLY
ESCALANTE
BREAKING AND ENTERING
HYLLARY
ESTRADA
UNLAWFUL INTRUSION ON
PROPERTY-SQUATTING
REBECCA
EVATT
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
KATHLEEN
FLEMING
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JEFFERY
FLING
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JACOB
FOOTE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
STEVE
FORTSON
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
CHRISTOPHER
FRALEY
BREAKING AND ENTERING
TIMOTHY
FRALIC
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
LEVI
FRANKLIN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
AARON
GALLANT
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
OR DEBIT CARD
EDWARD
GANDY
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
DAMIEN
GAULT
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER/ PUBLIC
INTOXICATION
LESTER
GEORGE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CHRISTOPHER
GILBREATH
BREAKING AND ENTERING/
FALSE PERSONATION
OSCAR
GONZALES
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
STEPHEN
GRASS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CAMERON
GROVE
DUI/ ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
GUSTAVO
GUERRERO
CARRY WEAPON, DRUGS OR
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
NICHOLAS
GUILLORY
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
WYATT
GUNGOLL
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS
4 | NOVEMBER 2023 GARFIELD COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
POSER
An undercover online investigation by an Enid
Police Department detective led to the arrest of a
43-year-old Enid man last month.
Jeremiah J. Jolley was arrested October 7 on a
warrant for charges of soliciting sexual conduct or
communication with a minor by use of technology and violation of Oklahoma statute
via computer. He is being held in lieu of $250,000 bond.
On August 7, Detective Randy Wilson, posing as a 13-year-old girl on Facebook,
was contacted by Jolley, posing as a 17-year-old girl, via Facebook Messenger. Jolley
later stated he was a 15-year-old girl. During their conversation, Jolley, posing as the
15-year-old girl, said her bother “Bobby” wanted to meet.
Conversations with “Bobby” and the detective turned sexual, with requests for sex
acts and invitations to meet in person. Jolley arranged for two meetings with the detective, who he believed was a 13-year-old girl, but did not show for either.
Wilson prepared an affidavit for Jolley’s arrest and the warrant was issued and
charges filed in Garfield County District Court on October. 4.
Enid Police Department
RICKY
HARRIS
DUI
CHANDLER
HAUGHTON
DUID/ CARRYING FIREARMS
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
MAYNOR
HERNANDEZ-PIRIR
RAPE FIRST DEGREE
APRIL
HICKS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
TODD
HUTCHISON
DUI/ OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
HEATHER
JAMIESON
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
DARRELL
JARVIS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
SABRINA
JATIOS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
COLT
JOHNSON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JOSHUA
JOHNSON
DUI
TYWINE
JOHNSON
VPO/ AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
AND BATTERY
JEREMIAH
JOLLEY
FACILITATE SEXUAL CONDUCT
WITH MINOR
TRAVION
JONES
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
JULIANNA
JORDAN
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
KRYSTAL
KEMP
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
OR DEBIT CARD
TERYL
KIRKPATRICK
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
DUSTIN
KOEHN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
JUSTIN
KRUITBOSCH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JIMMY
LACK
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
BRIAN
LARIMORE
BREAKING AND ENTERING
TANYA
LARIMORE
BREAKING AND ENTERING
KADENCE
LARSON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
CYNTHIA
LEYVA
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JOSE
LIRA-AVALOS
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
JEFFERSON
LOULA
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JOE
MARK
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
NICHOLAS
MARTIN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KIMBERLY
MATLOCK
BREAKING AND ENTERING
MICHAEL
MCCLURE
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
TOMMY
MCCOLLUM
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
TROY
MCELROY
BREAKING AND ENTERING
FREDERICK
MCFALL
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
GABRIEL
MCKINNEY
RAPE SECOND DEGREE/ RAPE BY
INSTRUMENTATION
DYLAN
MERCER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
CONNOR
MILLER
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
MEGAN
MILLER
DUI
TAYLOR
MILLER
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
MORGAN
MOLDER
AGGRAVATED DUI
MIRY
MONTES
DUI
MELODY
MORALES
TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty GARFIELD COUNTY 5 | NOVEMBER 2023
STEPHANIE
MURPHY
CHILD NEGLECT/ POSSESSION
OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
CARDELL
NEAL
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
DEBRA
NOLAN
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
EDFORD
NOLAN
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
SASHA
NOVAK
FALSE PERSONATION OR
IMPERSONATING ANOTHER
CLARENCE
OFFICER
KIDNAPPING/ DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
TIMMY
OGLE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
ORLANDO
OREJEL
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
CHRISTOPHER
PADILLA
POINTING FIREARM
MARCUS
PEARCE
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
ALEXUS
PERRY
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TYLER
PHILLIPS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
MARK
PICKENS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
SAMANTHA
PITTS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
NICHOLAS
POTTER
CARRYING WEAPONS
ERICA
PRIM
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DOUGLAS
RANNEY
DUI/ CHILD ENDANGERMENT/
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
DEVIN
RILEY
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
DUSTY
ROBBINS
CARRYING WEAPONS/ POSS OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
JEFFREY
ROBERTS
DUI/ CARRYING FIREARMS
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
ALEXIS
ROSS
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
ANTHONY
ROWE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JULIE
RUNYON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DARREN
SALYER
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
STEVEN
SARVER
CONTRIBUTING TO DELINQUENCY
OF MINOR
KRISTOPHER
SHANKS
DUI
LARRY
SHAW
DUI
TAMY
SHOEMAKE
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
COREY
SILVER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
RAYMOND
SIMPSON
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
ALFRED
SMITH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JAMES
SMITH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
REGINA
SOWERS
DUI: THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT
FELONY OFFENSE
MICHAEL
STEELE
SEX OFFENDER ENTER SAFETY
ZONE AROUND SCHOOL
LAURA
SWANEGAN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KIMBER
TAKAM
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
TAMMIE
TOWNLEY
BREAKING AND ENTERING
KATIE
TREKELL
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
KATELYN
UNGER
DUI
STEVEN
UNRUH
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
BROOKLYNN
WALKER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
TRAVIS
WASHBURN
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
AUDREA
WASHINGTON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CORY
WHITE
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
TAYLOR
WHITTINGTON
TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
JUSTICE
WILLIAMSON
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
PRISCILLA
WINK
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
FEBI
WINTERS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
6 | NOVEMBER 2023 WOODS COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
OH, DEER
A 29-year-old Carmen woman was charged with
three misdemeanors after she allegedly harvested a
deer without the proper license.
The investigation started after she made a complaint with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. According to reports, Kati Jo Franco called
the ODWC on September 10 and made a complaint
against a refuge officer who checked her husband
while he was dove hunting on a public area. Franco
said the officer asked her husband about his residency status, because her husband showed him a driver’s license from New Mexico.
The officer issued her husband a warning for refuge regulation violation.
A ODWC official started to investigate the couple. He learned that the husband had
obtained resident hunting and fishing licenses for the last six years. The official couldn’t
locate an Oklahoma driver’s license for the man, which is the determining factor for
obtaining a license.
Franco admitted that she had been purchasing fraudulent licenses for her husband.
She said she started the fraudulent account with a fake driver’s license number for her
husband on June 29, 2018.
The official then looked into Franco’s license status. He saw that she harvested a
buck deer in 2021.
Franco self-reported through the mandatory online deer check station on November
21. She reported that she bought the resident deer antlered and anterless licenses on
the same day she harvested the deer. In fact, the computer logged that she bought
the licenses just one minute and 13 seconds before she harvested the 4x4 buck deer.
She bought the licenses at 4:56:47.
When the official spoke to Franco, she couldn’t seem to remember details of that
harvest. She said her dad was with her on the hunt, but the father told the official he
wasn’t there. He said he left his own deer hunt around 8 a.m. to help her recover and
process the deer in Woods County.
She later admitted that she bought the licenses several hours after the harvest.
The official met up with Franco and her husband to seize the illegal deer mount as
evidence.
Franco is being charged with hunting without a license, making false statement or
info to a hunter check station, and possession of illegal game. She is scheduled to
appear in court on November 28, 2023. DONALD
BILLINGS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
ANTONIO
CISNEROS-SIMENTAL
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
CORDELL
DAVIS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
FERMIN
ENRIQUEZ
DUS/DUR
DARRELD
GATES
DUI
MICHAEL
KUTZ
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
SAMUEL
LANNAN
DUS/DUR
MICHELLE
MCGINNIS
DUI/ LEAVING SCENE OF
ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE
STEVEN
ROSS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION/
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
JORGE
SERRANO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
SABRINA
SHEARMIRE
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
OSCAR
SIMENTAL
DUS/DUR
DONALD
WASH
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
MORGAN
WELCH
DUI/ UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
KRYSTENNA
WOMACK
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty WOODWARD COUNTY 7 | NOVEMBER 2023
AROUND THE NATION
Holy guacamole!
A Richmond, Indiana, woman attempted to prevent police officers from searching her for drugs by faking a heart
attack, court documents reveal. The effort ended up being
in vain as jail staff later found an “avocado-size” sandwich
bag concealed in her privates that contained meth, fentanyl and crack cocaine.
Amanda Smith, 41, was arrested and charged with
dealing methamphetamine, a Level 2 felony; dealing in a
narcotic drug, a Level 2 felony; dealing in cocaine, a Level 3 felony, and dealing in a controlled
substance, a Level 6 felony.
This is the second time this summer Smith has been charged with multiple felony counts.
In early July, police accused Smith of luring a woman to a Richmond home under the guise
of selling her a ring. Instead, Smith allegedly assaulted the woman, punching her in the face
multiple times before stealing her wallet and phone.
Smith was arrested for the alleged assault and charged with robbery resulting in bodily
injury, a Level 3 felony, and criminal confinement, a Level 3 felony. She did not stay in jail long,
however, posting two separate cash bonds in July in order to be released from Wayne County
Jail — a move that would be repeated with her most recent charges.
Smith’s latest encounter with law enforcement occurred in September after a Wayne County
Sheriff’s deputy noted Smith interacting with known drug users at a Philipp 66 gas station in
Richmond. Being familiar with Smith, the deputy followed the woman’s vehicle and initiated a
traffic stop after Smith failed to use a turn signal and drove down the center of the road.
According to the deputy’s report, Smith would end up faking a heart attack after a K9 alerted
police to the presence of drugs. Smith reportedly began yelling and screaming that she was
having a heart attack but refused to let Richmond EMS hook her to monitors or give her a
medical evaluation.
After being taken to the hospital, Smith refused to change out of her clothes and insisted
on using the bathroom. Police believed Smith was concealing drugs and were aware that she
was likely trying to prevent herself from being searched while trying to find ways to dispose of
the hidden drugs.
Smith eventually agreed to change in the presence of nurses and admitted to having fentanyl hidden in her underwear. While changing, however, nurses spotted what appeared to be a
plastic sandwich bag concealed within her privates, documents detail.
According to the court documents, Smith continued to deny there was anything hidden
inside her even after the jail performed a body scan that showed an “abnormality in her pelvic
area.”
Eventually, Smith admitted to concealing drugs inside her privates and removed an “avocado-size plastic sandwich bag” from inside her, according to the documents.
Police ended up testing the contents of the bag and said 38.9 grams of meth, 10.4 grams
of crack cocaine and 9.2 grams of fentanyl — along with an untested fine white powder — had
been separately wrapped and shoved inside the plastic bag.
A search of Smith’s vehicle unveiled even more pills and substances including Gabapentin,
Naloxone and buprenorphine, court documents said. A ledger was also found in the vehicle
that contained names, weights, dollar amounts and drug types.
Police also found $5,845 in cash in Smith’s wallet and said four cell phones were seized
from the vehicle as evidence. According to the deputy’s report, three of the cell phones kept
ringing throughout the course of the investigation with calls coming in from known drug users.
Despite being charged with six felony counts over the last three months, Smith once again
posted bail after a brief stay at Wayne County Jail. Court records show Smith paid a $4,500
bond the day after her arrest (a $45,000 surety bond). In July, Smith paid two separate cash
bonds totaling $3,500 to avoid jail.
MIGUEL
AGUIRRE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
EDGAR
AVALOS
PERMIT INVITEE UNDER 21 TO
POSS OR CONSUME ALCOHOL
JUSTIN
BARR
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CAMERON
BERRY
FAILED TO COMPLY
JAMES
BLOODSWORTH
ATR POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DIST W/IN 2000' OF SCHOOL
TASHA
BURNS
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
DAMON
BUXTON
KIDNAPPING/ DOMESTIC
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
ISAAC
CHAVEZ
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
MERLE
CHILL
PROBATION VIOLATION
DUSTIN
CLOWER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JOHN
COLBERT
INJURING PUBLIC BUILDING
STEVEN
COON
FTA DOMESTIC ABUSE -
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
FRANCISCO
CORREA
DUI
LUKE
COX
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
JOHN
CRASE
FTP UTTERING A FORGED
INSTRUMENT
ADRIAAN
DAVIS
DUI
ASHLEA
DAVIS
PETIT LARCENY
STEVEN
DAY
FTA/FTP TAMPERING WITH
UTILITIES
OMAR
DOMINGUEZ-CISNEROS
CONTEMPT OF COURT
CHRISTIAN
EITEL
FTA/ATR POSSESSION OF CDS -
METH
MISTY
FARGO
CONTEMPT OF COURT
JEFFERY
FIKE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
SAUL
GARCIA
FTA/FTP DUID
JUAN
GAXIOLA
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
JONATHAN
HAMMONS
FLIGHT TO AVOID
KALEB
HANSON
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
MELCHOR
HERIBERTA
DUI/ ENDANGERING OTHERS
WHILE ELUDING POLICE
MELISSA
HYLAND
PROBATION VIOLATION
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JESUS
JIMENEZ
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ROBERT
JOHNSON
FTA POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT
TO DISTRIBUTE METH
CYNTHIA
KEMPER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
LEILA
KNIEST
AGGRAVATED DUI
DOUGLAS
LEE
FTA/ATR DUI
CARLOS
MEDRANO
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
CESAR
MORENTE
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
THOMAS
MORFORD
POSSESSION OF SAWED-OFF
SHOTGUN
ALEJANDRO
OLIVAS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ZACHARIAH
ONCO
LARCENY OF AUTO AIRCRAFT OR
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE
ROBERT
OWENS
POSSESSION OF SAWED-OFF
SHOTGUN
ALESIA
PASCHEDAG
DUI
MARK
PATTON
DUI/ ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
REBECCA
PIRO
PROBATION VIOLATION
JOHN
PLAIN
VIOLATED PROBATION
KATELYN
PRATT
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JOHN
PRIOR
PETIT LARCENY
GAVIN
REED
PROBATION VIOLATION
ROGER
REED
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CHRISTINA
RICHARDSON
FTA CHILD ENDANGERMENT BY
DUI
TERRY
RUPPEL
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
SAMUEL
SANDOVAL
PROBATION VIOLATION
JOEY
SMITH
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
ARLEN
STEPHENS
DUS
CHARLES
STIENBARGER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MICHAEL
SULLIVAN
FTA/ATR BURGLARY FIRST
DEGREE
KALEB
SWINFORD
PETIT LARCENY/SHOPLIFTING
BRILEY
TAYLOR
DUI
JEFFERY
WAGNER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
COURTNEY
WILLIAMS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
JACQUELINE
WILLIAMSON
FTA DUS
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 11 | NOVEMBER 2023 NOBLE COUNTY
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DELANE
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DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
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JESSE
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JUSTIN
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MIRANDA
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DUID
SAMUEL
GARCIA
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MARY
GRAVES
FAILURE TO DISPLAY VALID TAG
JAMES
HALE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CHRISTOPHER
LEMON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
WILLIAM
MUNGER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
RUBEN
MUNGIA
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE/
CONSPIRACY
DARRION
PACK
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE/ ELUDING
LAUREN
ROOKS
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
OR DEBIT CARD/ CONSPIRACY
CHRISTOPHER
RYDER
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
JOHN
SHELTON
GRAND LARCENY
CHRIS
SHEPARD
DUI/ CARRY WEAPON, DRUGS OR
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
TATIANA
SMITH
CARRY WEAPON, DRUGS OR
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
MARSHALL
STALNAKER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
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12 | NOVEMBER 2023 KINGFISHER COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
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IS DRUNK DRIVING
More than 100,000 children and
youth in the U.S. foster care system
are awaiting permanent families.
National Adoption Month is a time
to raise awareness about the adoption of children and youth from foster care.
The Children’s Bureau in partnership with AdoptUSKids and Child
Welfare Information Gateway sponsors the initiative each November as a way to focus public attention on the
urgent need for adoptive families for children and youth waiting in foster
care for a permanent family. This year’s focus, “Partnering for Permanency,” builds on the social media theme from last year. A special web page
on Information Gateway’s website helps child welfare professionals, prospective adoptive parents, and youth partner for permanency. The website
contains resources, stories, and videos on topics such as getting started
with social media, how to build a recruitment campaign, and how social
media impacts child welfare and adoption. The website can be found at
http://www.childwelfare.gov/adoption/nam/.
NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH
NOOR
ALGALLAF
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
DAVID
BARTLETT
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
LYNDSAY
BAYNE
DUI
DONALD
BROWNING
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
MELISSA
BROWNING
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
JABIER
CARRASCO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
NATHANIEL
CAYOT
LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
INVOLVING DAMAGE
JESSICA
CISNEROS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
HALDREY
CORNEJO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MICHAEL
FANCHER
DUI
JOHNATHAN
FIPPS
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
ASHLEY
FLOYD
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty KINGFISHER COUNTY 13 | NOVEMBER 2023
BIG BULLIES
Four people are facing charges related to child
abuse for alleged abuse and hazing that occurred
with the Kingfisher High School football team.
Charges were filed on October 17.
According to reports, a lawsuit was filed on behalf of a former football player on July 8, 2021
against the Northwest Oklahoma school district,
KHS football head coach Jeffrey Kent Myers, and
current and former assistant coaches. The player
said he repeatedly subjected to mental, physical,
and sexual abuse, which included tasering, death
threats, dangerous practice drills, and daily towel flogging. He said the abuse came from teammates and coaching staff while he was on the
football team for four years.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
joined the investigation on February 8, 2022.
During the investigation, OSBI officers became
aware of “The Ring,” a fighting ring set up in the locker room. Football players
would wrestle or box each other to settle differences.
Myers told investigators he didn’t see how that was any different from players
wrestling on the school’s team.
Nall said he knew about “The Ring” and wrestled a freshman player in the
locker room and allegedly verbally abused players.
Mecklenburg and his son spoke to Golbek on June 27, 2021. They gave
her some information regarding the abuse. Golbek told investigators that she
gave the information to the superintendent and she thought he contacted law
enforcement.
Mecklenburg said he and his wife first reported the abuse when their son was
15. They also met with the superintendent and principal and showed them a
picture of their son’s bruises.
Mecklenburg said he didn’t report the abuse to the police because his son
was still in school. He said he was worried law enforcement officers would tell
their sons and nephews who were on the football team.
Myers is being charged with child neglect. His bond was set at $15,000, and
he is scheduled to appear in court on November 8, 2023.
Nall is being charged with child abuse and perjury by contradictory statements. His bond was set at $15,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on
November 8, 2023.
Golbek and Mecklenburg are being charged with failure to report child abuse.
Their bonds were set at $1,000.
Golbek is scheduled to appear in court on January 3, 2024. Mecklenburg was
scheduled to appear in court on November 8, 2023.
TRACY
FULKERSIN
DUI
DANA
GOLBEK
FAILURE TO REPORT CHILD
ABUSE
MONTY
GOODIN
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
ANGELA
HARMS
IMPERSONATING ANOTHER BY
WRITTEN INSTRUMENT
JUSTIN
HARREL
RAPE SECOND DEGREE
FRANCISCO
HERNANDEZ
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ERFAN
HOSSEINI
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
MICHAEL
KRAUS
DUI: SECOND FELONY OFFENSE
MARSHALL
LANGLEY
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
KORY
LARA
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
KINO
LITTLEHAWK
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
SHAWN
MAGGARD
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JUSTIN
MECKLENBURG
FAILURE TO REPORT CHILD
ABUSE
MARSHAWN
MILLS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
AARON
MITCHELL
VPO
RICHARD
MOTHERSELL
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
JEFFRY
MYERS
CHILD NEGLECT
MICAH
NALL
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY/
PERJURY
GERT
OPPERMANN
DUI
JIMMY
PARHAM
VPO
AMANDA
PLUMMER
DUID
DILLON
PORTERFIELD
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CHRISTOPHER
ROGERS
VIOLATION OF THE OK VEHICLE
LICENSE AND REG ACT
DERRICK
STAPP
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
BENITO
TREJO
FAILURE TO CARRY SECURITY
VERIFICATION
GREGORY
WEBSTER
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
GRAYSON
WEIGLE
DUI
STEPHANIE
WOODS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
BRENT
YODER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
JACOB
ZUMMALLEN
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
14 | NOVEMBER 2023 MAJOR COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
GUADALUPE
AGUILAR
POSSESS BURGLARY TOOLS BY
CONVICTED BURGLAR
ROLONDO
AGUILAR
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
RANDALL
BENHAM
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JOSHUA
DOYEL
STALKING
FRANKLIN
FINCH
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY/
PETIT LARCENY
BRIAN
MCDANIEL
RAPE FIRST DEGREE
VICTORIA
OLDBEAR
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
ELLEN
PARKER
DUI
JOYCE
PARKER
DUI
GARY
RITCHIE
AGGRAVATED DUI
ROBERT
SWIGGETT
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
HARRY
TAYLOR
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
MELISSA
TREJO
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JOHN
WOMACK
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
15 | NOVEMBER 2023
Veterans,
when you’re struggling,
soon becomes
later becomes
someday becomes
...when?
Whatever you’re going through,
you don’t have to do it alone.
Find resources at VA.GOV/REACH
Don’t wait. Reach out.
16 | NOVEMBER 2023