LEFLORE, LATIMER, PITTSBURG, MCINTOSH, HASKELL - January 2, 2015

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coal County
courtney perkins
lewd acts/proposals to child
mccurtain County
carrie
lockwood-finney
domestic assault & battery
haskell County
joseph rhodes
vpo/assault & battery on
police officer
bryan County
robert long
murder - first degree
leflore County
matthew milliken
shooting w/intent to harm
pittsburg County
randall bowden
injuring or burning public
building
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• Sex Offenders

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• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
pushmataha County
monroe isom
aiding and abetting in
shooting from roadway
leflore County
robin whitten
assault
mcintosh County
Keiron marshall
possession of cds w/in 1000’
of school or park
choctaw County
jimmy love
burglary - second degree
pittsburg County
sheena maynard
endeavor/conspire to deliver/
manufacture/possess cds
mcintosh County
justin groves
mtr sodomy
atoka County
stephanie
roboedo
trafficking
bryan County
james nelson
burglary - second degree
leflore County
krystin hatcher
assault & battery
latimer County
william rautio
knowingly concealing stolen
property
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2 | January 2, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JUSTIN
SPEARS
DOUGLAS
SEATON
Joseph
Kilpatrick
earnest
pennell
public intox Dus/dur public intox pump piracy
NICHOLAS
BROWN
GEARLD
WATSON
DAMON
BROWN
LEONARD
JACKSOn
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
public intox public intox LARCENY FROM AN
AUTOmobile
SHAWN
ARMSTRONG
CHARLENE
ELMORE
JACKIE
BOGART
RHONDA
LAMB
fta DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
DUI KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
ROBBIE
LIGON
BARBARA
PICKERn
XAVIER
FLETCHEr
BOBBY
NEWKIRK
SHERYL
WATTS
ABBY
IVES
CHARLA
SKINNER
DOMESTIC a&B dus or dur poss of cds THEFT OF PROPERTY PETIT LARCENY UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
JERRY
BISHOP Jr.
DARYL
STOCKDALe
DWIGHT
MAY
OBTAINING CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE OBSTRUCT/INTERFERE W/
POLICE OFFICER
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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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County January 2, 2015 | 3
ASHLEY
COFFELt
THERESA
PATTON
JUAN
JORDAN
DOMESTIC a&B by
strangulation
CHILD ENDANGERMENT FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
DUSTIN
POOR
ASHLEY
MCCONELL
JIMMY
ASHING
SHOPLIFTING dus or dur DOMESTIC a&B
PRESTON
CLELAND
BILLY
VINCENT Jr.
AARON
MITCHELL
poss OF MARIJUANA POSS OF FIREARM WHILE
INTOXICATED
INJURE/BURN PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
DAVID
LOGAN
LANDON
COOK
JESSE
ORTEGA
CHERRI
CONLEy
OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
dui
DUS or DUR BURGLARY - sECOND DEGREE
JOSEPH
CONLEY
RAY
DIAZ
GABRIRL
OLEGARIO
JERRY
ADAIR
RICHARD
MACIEL
DAVID
HARDIN Jr.
DOUGLAS
KIRKSEy
TRANSPORT LOADED FireArm
IN VEHicle
MINOR IN POSSESSION OF
ALCOHOL
PUBLIC intox
no drivers license PUBLIC intox POSS OF CDS robbery
KRISTOPHER
KIRKSEY
robbery
Spiro couple Richard Wayne Riffey, 35, and Brittney Jean
Wells, 26, were arrested in Spiro December 8 after they admitted to stealing a trailer belonging to the Sequoyah County
Sheriff’s Office.
According to the affidavit, the Sequoyah sheriff told a Leflore County deputy that a double axel trailer belonging to the
sheriff’s office had been stolen. He said a GPS was attached to
the trailer, and it said the trailer was close to Orchard Place in
Spiro.
Deputies followed the GPS signal, and they found the trailer
at a residence on Orchard Place. Wells was at the residence,
and she admitted that she and her husband, Riffey, had stolen the trailer in Sallisaw. She said she and her husband were
driving down Wildhorse Road on December 7 when they saw
a trailer. They checked the area to make sure that no one was
around before hooking up the trailer to their vehicle and taking it to their house. The couple noticed the trailer had numbers on the front of it, so they fixed that with a grinder and took
the tailgate off.
Wells said she noticed a black box on the trailer. When Riffey
told her it was probably a tracking box, she told him to get rid
of it. She said when they went to buy paint at Dollar General,
they tossed the GPS into a nearby lake. They then spray painted the trailer with black paint.
The couple’s modifications to the trailer didn’t work.
Riffey told police the same story.
Wells is being charged with knowingly concealing stolen property, conspiracy to commit
a felony and malicious injury to property under $1,000.
Riffey is being charged with knowingly concealing stolen property, conspiracy to commit
a felony and malicious injury to property under $1,000. They were both released on $4,500
bonds and are scheduled to appear in court on January 15, 2015.
Spiro couple steals
sheriff’s trailer
JEFFERY
NICHOLS
CHEROKEE
BILLY
Riffey
Wells
CONSPIRACY POSS MARIJUANA
4 | January 2, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JAIME
SALAZAR
CARLOS
RUBIO
KAREN
NOBLES
GARY
SATTERFIELD
JAMES
LLOYD
PUBLIC INTOX DUI DESTROY EVIDENCE entering with intent to
steal copper
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
CODY
COGGINS
KRYSTIN
HATCHER
WESLEY
STEGALL
NIKITA
BESHARS
TAMMY
LAMB
JIMMY
SEXTON
ELMER
REED
DUI a&b poss cds RESISTING ARREST DUI DUS/DUR DUI
KAREN
PALMER
DWIGHT
MAY
CHRISTA
BELL
ROBIN
WHITTEN
SHANE
JOHNSON
JUSTIN
DOWNING
ASHLEY
GREGORY
DUI POSS STOLEN PROPERTY OBSTRUCT/INTERFERE W/
POLICE OFFICER
ASSAULT DOMESTIC ABUSE THREAT TO PERFORM ACTS OF
VIOLENCE
DUS/DUR
JOHNNY
PHANPHENDEE
SONGPHAING
HEUANGWIAI
AMBER
STOUGHTON
CODY
THOMAS
STEVEN
CASTILLO
AARON
DAVIES
MERISSA
BARRON
POSS FIREARM AFCF/
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DUI fta UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE POSS OF CDS
GINGER
LOVELL
SHAWN
GOSS
BRANDON
JONES- BLAYLOCK
HOWARD
MAGLY
PATRICK
LEWIS
PAULA
OLLAR
RANDAL
LEGITT
POSS MARIJUANA PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX fta/ftp DUI TRAFFICKING ILLEGAL DRUGS DUI
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County January 2, 2015 | 5
JOHN
BENEFIELD
ROBERT
BILLINGS
JOSHUA
FRAZIER
AUSTIN
BUSBEE
CURTIS
HIGGS
RAY
ROBINSON
JOHN
DODD
DUI THEFT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
no drivers license DUI POSS OF CDS
LEVERN
WARREN
CHARLES
ZUMBWALT
TAHLINA
WEIR
LARRY
STROUD
NITA
ALIREZ
KAYLA
SUTTER
MELISSA
MORRISON
DUI POSS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
W/OUT PRESCRIPTION
DOMESTIC A&b
DUI
DUI PETIT LARCENY OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
VICKY
ELLIS
JOSE
REYES
MATTHEW
MILLIKEN
ROBERT
BREWER
NOAH
GRIFFIN
DUI UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO
HARM
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
PUBLIC INTOX
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6 | January 2, 2015 Latimer County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ALLEN
ARMSTRONG
DEREK
BATTLES
KEITH
BATTLES
MICHAEL
BILLY
AARON
BOLTSHAUSER
BILLY
BURTON
fta DUS
FTA- PETIT LARCENY dus malicious injury to
property
POSS METH
LANE
CANTRELL
EMMETT
CARSHALL
LACEY
COOK
JERRY
DOBBINS
TENISHA
GIBSON
JEFFERY
JACKSON
ROGER
JAMES
ASSAULT W/ DANGEROUS
WEAPON
GRAND LARCENY GRAND LARCENY
driving w/ licensed
cancelled/susp/rev
obt money/prop by false
pret/con/bogus check
driving w/ licensed
cancelled/susp/rev
FTA- OPERATING VEHICLE W/
OUT VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
MARCUS
JEFFERS
JOSEPH
KENNEDY
BRANDON
LAWRENCE
KEVIN
MORMAN
TERRY
ONEAL
BILLY
ROGERS
DUS
DUS
FTA- DRIVING WITH LIC SUSP/
CANCELLED/REVOKED
a&b iN PRESENCE OF MINOR BURGLARY- FIRST DEGREE FTA- ASSAULT WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPOn
DAKOTA
SORRELLS
CHRISTOPHER
VALENZUELA
TYLER
WACKERLY
RICHARD
WELLER
DEBRA
WILLIAMS
ABBOTT
WILLIAMS
JASON
WYLIE
dus dus ati poss cds ftp POSS METH FTA- dui
JACK
ZEARLEY
POSS CDS
A Talihina couple found with drugs and
paraphernalia blamed each other for the
meth when a deputy arrested them on December 18.
Apparently, love is not kind.
According to the affidavit, a Latimer County
deputy was patrolling northbound on Highway 2 around 12:13 a.m. when he saw a vehicle traveling southbound with no tag light.
He turned around and stopped the vehicle,
which also had an expired tag. He made contact with the driver, Tommy Joe Williams, 42,
and passenger, Shelly Renee Abbott, 52.
He told them the reason for the stop and
asked Williams to have a seat in his patrol
vehicle. Abbott told the deputy she believed
she had warrants out of LeFlore County, but
dispatch said Abbott didn’t have any active
warrants.
The deputy gave Williams a verbal warning,
and he asked both subjects if there was anything illegal in the vehicle. They both said no
and gave the deputy permission to search the car. The deputy found
a green bottle of pills with the name scratched off in Abbott’s purse,
a digital scale in a black jacket pocket, and a clear bag containing a
white crystal substance that field-tested positive for meth behind the
driver’s seat.
Both Abbott and Williams denied ownership of the items. They
both told the officer the meth belonged to the other person.
Abbott is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance, possession of prescription medication without a prescription and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bond was
set at $1,500.
Williams is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. His
bond was set at $2,500.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on January 6, 2015.
He said, she said
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County January 2, 2015 | 7
TRAVIS
ARMSTRONG
MICHAEL
BARGER
ANISETO
BAROCIO jr.
REGINA
BOWDEN
poss of cds/para shoplifting fta - poss of cds public intox
BILLY
COCHNAUER
CHRIS
COLLINS-TARVIN
KYLE
DRAPER
MARVIN
FORD
poss of cds/para poss of cds/para POSSESS OF A FIREARM WHILE
INTOXICATED
apc
JONATHAN
HINSLEY
WAFFORD
HINSLEY
ANDREA
HOLIDAY
BERNADETTA
JACKSON
public intox public intox dui EMBEZZLEMENT
RODNEY
LOYD
KAHLIA
MARONEY
DALTON
MAXWELl
RONALD
MILLER
MICHAEL
MIXON
KATONNA
MOFFIT
TERRY
MONTGOMERY
dui poss of cds BURGLARY - 1ST DEGREE SHOPLIFTING dui burglary - 2nd degree CARRYING A PROHIBITED
WEAPON CONCEALED
CHRISTINA
PAGE
JAMES
PITCHFORD
SARA
PITCHFORD
JO
ROBERTS
KENNETH
SEARLES
DEANTWIONE
SHELTOn
JAMES
SHULTZ
dui poss of para poss of para KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
PROVIDING CONTRABAND TO
INMATE
DISTURBING THE PEACE WARRANT
While looking for underage drinkers
at a local bar, Boswell police ended up
arresting David Garfield Henderson,
who was well over the drinking age at
48. The reason? He had several warrants and a pocket full of drugs.
According to the affidavit, Boswell police were doing a walk-through at a bar
on Hunter Avenue shortly after 10:30
p.m. when they saw a man look at them,
then leave the bar.
One of the officers recognized the man
as Henderson. Knowing the Boswell
man had warrants, he followed the man
outside to arrest him. By the time officers walked outside the bar,
Henderson was nowhere in sight.
The officers split up and began looking for Henderson when they
heard someone yell, “There he is!” They saw Henderson and told
him to stop, but the man wasn’t going to give up his freedom that
easily.
Henderson took off running through a series of alleys. One officer
followed on foot, and the other officer chased the man in his patrol
vehicle.
Police were eventually able to trap him in an alley near Nacho Mama’s and First Texoma National Bank in their patrol cars. Officers
had to spray Henderson with pepper spray before he would finally
calm down and comply with officers. He said the alcohol he had at
the bar made him run when he saw the officers.
Officers searched the man, and they found prescription drugs that
he didn’t have a prescription for, and some marijuana and a “roach”
used for smoking the weed.
In addition to his municipal warrants, Henderson is being charged
with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and obstructing an officer. He was
released on a $1,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on
January 28, 2015.
Go hide and seek
HENDERSON
8 | January 2, 2015 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ANDREW
SMALL
AMANDA
SMITH
CHRISTOPHER
STEPHENS
RICKEY
STINNETT
TERRANCE
THOMPSOn
THOMAS
UPSHAW
ROYCE
WIGLEY
fta - poss of cds
fta - uttering bogus checks
no drivers license MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A DEADLY
WEAPON
domestic a&B in presence
of a minor
poss of cds
braydyn
rodgers
domestic a&B
BILLY
BRUTCHIN jr.
KAYLA
CHILES
BRENDA
CLINTON
KNOWINGLY CONCEALing
STOLEN PROPerty
EMBEZZLEMENT MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
MATTHEW
GALLANT
domestic a&B in presence
of minor
DEQUARRON
HALL
fta
DAVID
HENDERSON
POSS OF CDS WITHIN 2000FT
OF SCHOOL
KEONDRE
JENKINS
JESSICA
JUSTICE
JIMMY
LOVe
no drivers license fta
burglary - 2nd degree
The Choctaw County Sheriff’s Office requested OSBI investigate
an officer-involved shooting near Grant on Dec. 4. The incident
began with a foot pursuit of a subject by numerous law enforcement
agencies.
That pursuit ended in the parking lot of the Choctaw Nation
Casino and Resort located at 1516 U.S. Highway 271 when the
man exited a pickup truck he had stolen and then raised a rifle at
officers. William Lee Honea, 33, of Texas, was shot multiple times.
Two Hugo officers and two Choctaw County sheriff’s deputies fired
their weapons. Honea was transported to a local hospital where he
was pronounced dead.
OSBI agents spent much of the day Thursday at the scene
gathering information and evidence. Today, agents will continue
conducting interviews. Once the investigation is complete, agents will provide the district attorney with
the facts of the case. The district attorney will determine if the shooting was justified.
OSBI Agents Investigate Choctaw Co. OfficerInvolved Shooting
around the state
Honea
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this every day.
Your kids do.
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a bystander.
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Coal County January 2, 2015 | 9
Betty
wood
courtney
Perkins
Perkins
Daisy
Miller
petit larceny lewd acts/proposals to
child
obstructing officer
james
brown
james
cottrell
poss of stolen VEHICLE
unauthorized use of
vehicle
jeff
thornburg
jeremiah
golden
kallo
hill
michael
mccormick
michael
riley
public intox dwi duid
David
Hunter
poss of cds
kimberly
pickens
public intox
enrique
gaudiana
poss of marijuana
kinya
price
poss of stolen vehicle
poss of marijuana/para warrant
paulette
wilson
robert
johnston
timothy
norris
troy
cagel
petit larceny dui poss of marijuana/para public intox
MARCIA
SMITH-FARR
public intox
A 26-year-old Coalgate substitute teacher was arrested December
17 after parents told school officials she was texting their 13-year-old
son sexually explicit text messages.
According to the affidavit, a school official contacted the Coal
County Sheriff’s Office. Courtney Danielle Perkins admitted to the
official she had been texting the boy since October, and she had sent
him several pictures, including one of herself in a bra.
The boy said he had been texting and messaging the teacher on
Facebook. The deputy found several pictures of Perkins in the student’s phone.
While searching the phone, the deputy noticed the messages between the student and Perkins indicated some pictures had already
been deleted. In the messages, Perkins repeatedly told the boy she loved him and wanted
them to be together.
The student also said they would hug and kiss in her room and on one occasion, he went to
her house and they hugged and kissed.
Perkins admitted to hugging and kissing the student, and said she knew the relationship
was sexual in nature and inappropriate.
She also said the boy came to her house once, and they watched a movie and held hands.
Perkins was fired from her job and is being charged with lewd or indecent proposals to
child under 16. She was released on a $50,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on
January 22, 2015.
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10 | January 2, 2015 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LAVANDA
ANDERSON
BENJAMIN
ASHLOCK ii
MISTY
BECK
ERIC
BISHOP
CHARLENE
BRATTON
MATTHEW
BRATTON
MTA POSS CDS DUS DOMESTIC ABUSE DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
FTA- POSS OF CDS FTP- POSS CDS
CHRIS
BROWN
DARRION
BROWN
MATTHEW
BROWN
JAMES
BRYANT
STORMY
BYINGTON
AUGUSTA
CAIN
KEVIN
CALDWELL
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE dus/dur DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MTA TOC LARCENY-AUTO/ AIRCRAFT/ OR
OTHER MOTOR VEHicle
CHARLIE
CLARK
DUANE
CLARK
JUSTIN
COLE
GARY
COOK
HANNAH
COOK
DAKOTA
COOPER
STEVEN
CRAIG
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DUS MTR DOMestic A&B
STRANGULATION
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
VEHICLE
dus/dur ELUDING POLICE OFFICER TRESPASSING AFTER BEING
FORBIDDEN
MICHAEL
CRAWLEY
HILLARY
CROSBY
SHONDA
CRUMBLEY
DEMONTRAE
CURTIS
TANAYA
DABNEY
TIMOTHY
DANEL
ANTHONY
DANIELS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
INTIMIDATION OF WITNESS FTP- PROHIBITED PERSON
CARRY FIREARM/ WEAPON
Public intox
MATTHEW
DAVENPORT
ROBERT
DAVIDSON
RONALD
DEDMON
MALCOM
ELLIS
DIADRA
FORD
NATHAN
FOX
CHARLES
GILLUM
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FTP- BURGLARY - SECOND
DEGREE
DUS TRESPASSING DUI POSS MARIJUANA
MARCUS
HENNINGTON
DUS
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg January 2, 2015 | 11 County
DANNY
GOLDEN
DUSTIN
HALL
RONNIE
HASKINS
ARSON POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FTP- DUI
JAMES
HIGHTOWER
STEPHEN
HILTON
JAMES
HOLT
DISTribution OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ POSS W/ INTENT
FTA- POSS OF MARIJUANA
WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
BENNIE
IRVIN
DENNY
JAMESON
JAMES
JEFFREY
FTP- SPEEDING ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
FTP- POSS CONTROLLED SUB/
MARI/W/IN 1000FT OF SCHOOL
LINDSEY
KERNS
KIMBERLY
KEY
JOHNNY
LARDI
JAMEY
LAWSON
RACHEL
LOVETT
COLBY
LUSK
JONATHAN
MACHADO
ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN CDS W/
ALTERED PRESCRIPTION
aTA AGG DUI DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MTR DISTURBING THE PEACE POSS OF MARIjuana POSS PARA PETIT LARCENY
CLINTON
MARTIN
JANE
MARTIN
BROWN
DAVENPORT
MARTIN
SHAWNA
MARTIN
PARKER
MATHIEWS
TANER
MAXEY
KODY
MAYNARD
FTA- DUS BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE FTP- OBSTRUCTION FTA - poss CDS DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
A McAlester trio went to jail December 18 after breaking into a
home and maybe trying to set it on fire.
Around 5 a.m., a woman called dispatch and said there was a possible burglary in progress at a residence in the 700 block of W. Mitchell Road. She said there was not supposed to be anyone in the house
behind hers, but she could see a car and flashlights in the home.
When a Pittsburg County deputy arrived at the residence, he saw
a car in the driveway with a man sitting in the passenger seat. The
deputy asked him who was inside the house. The man told him Chris
Brown and some guy named Matt.
A Krebs officer and McAlester officer arrived to assist.
The deputy knocked on the front door and announced himself,
but no one came to the door. He then called the reporting party and
asked her if anyone should be in the house. She said no.
The deputy heard someone moving around in the house, so he and
an officer opened the front door.
Heavy smoke rolled out of the open door, and the officers could
smell something burning.
The deputy walked inside and saw Matthew Cole Davenport, 33,
standing inside the house holding something in his hand. The deputy
told him to get to the ground and crawl to the door. The deputy then
heard a woman yelling and another guy talking.
He told both of them to come to the door. They were identified as
Jane Ann Martin, 34, and Christopher Lee Brown, 38.
Police cleared the house and noticed that a fire had been started in
the sink. They also found several syringe caps and some burnt aluminum foil in the sink.
The deputy called Davenport’s mother and asked her if her son or
anyone else was supposed to be in the home. She said no.
The deputy heard Davenport say he knew he wasn’t supposed to be
there, but he wanted to come get some of his stuff.
The homeowner said she wanted to press charges. The three subjects were placed under arrest and taken to jail. All three are being
charged with second-degree burglary.
Martin’s bond was set at $2,500; Brown’s bond was set at $2,500; Davenport’s bond was
set at $15,000.
They are all scheduled to appear in court on January 2, 2015.
JOHNNY
HONEYCUTT
Public intox
Keeping the home fires burning
12 | January 2, 2015 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
TRAVIS
MAYO
LEXUS
MCAFEE
MICHAEL
MCAFEE
RODNEY
MCCLENDON
TOMMY
MCGEE
JUSTIN
MCSWAIN
TYSON
MITCHELL
a&b no drivers license DOMESTIC a&b FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
EMBEZZLEMENT vpo kidnapping/ CARRY FIREARMS
AFcf/DURING PROBATION
MONTY
MONTGOMERY
ROBERT
NABORS
JEFFERY
NELMS
CLAYTON
NELSON
CLINT
NELSON
STEPHEN
NELSON
JEFFERY
NEWPORT
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MTR DOMestic A&B by
STRANgulation
DISTribute CDS NEAR TO
PARK/SCHOOL/MINOR
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
POSS MARIJUANA DOMESTIC a&b FTP- LIABILITY INSURANCE
VIOLATION
JAMES
NICHOLS
HAILEY
O DONNELL
CHANIN
ODISHO
ROBERT
ODOM
JAROD
PADILLA
JONAH
PARKER
IRA
PAUL
a&b W/ DEADLY WEAPON DOMESTIC ABUSE DUI PUBLIC DRUNK mta poss CDS IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS OF CDS
COLTON
PICKENS
ROBERT
PIERCE
BRADLEY
PIKE
VIRGIL
POPE
CHRISTOPHER
PORTER
STEVEN
PUSLEY
JAMES
RAINWATER
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE FTP- UNLAWFUL POSS OF
MARIJUANA
FTP- BURGlary POINTING FIREARMS POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
no drivers license DUI
DAVID
RANKIN
RODNEY
RICHARDS
JOSE
RIOS
LARRY
ROBERTS
IAN
ROBICHAUD
LUCILLE
RODRIGUEZ
SEAN
ROWELL
A&B DOMESTIC ABUSE dus/dur DUI FTP DOMESTIC ABUSE BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County January 2, 2015 | 13
STEVEN
RUNYON
RICHARD
SAM
FRANKIE
SCHOGGINS
HUNTER
SCOTT
BRIAN
SHELTON
HOLLIS
SIMPSON
DILLON
STUFFLEBEAN
DOMESTIC ABUSE DUS/DUR POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ATR INDECENT EXPOSURe vpo FTP- POSS OF CDS
ASHLEY
SWEETIN
MARY
SWEETIN
PATRICK
THARP
PATRICIA
TRIMM
RAYMOND
TURCOTTE, JR. LUIS
VASQUES
JEFFERSON
WARDEN
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FTA- POSS CDS FTA- POSS METH PETIT LARCENY MTR a&b WITH DANGEROUS
WEAPON
dus/dur FTP- public intox
MATTHEW
WARREN
JOHNNY
WHEELER
BRETT
WHINERY
BRANDON
WHITE
STEVEN
WHITE
SHANNAN
WILCOX
DUSTIN
WILLIAMS
FTA- KNOWINGLY CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ATA FALSE PERSONATION TO
CREATE LIABILITY
MTR POSS CDS CARRYING FIREARMS WHILE
UNDER THE INFLUEnce
CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON
PUBLIC DRUNK POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ dui
SARA
WILLIAMS
EARL
WOLFENBARGER
LATICIA
WORKMAN
BLAKELY
ZACHARY
PUBLIC DRUNK FTP- DUS ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
JOSHUA
HENRY
MICHAELANNE
HENSLEY
GARY
HICKS
FTA- dui POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
fta- POSS CDS
JOHNNY
HOOD
WAYNE
HOUCK
MICHAEL
HUFF
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
DUI CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
JAMES
JOHNSON
JESSIE
JOHNSON
TABATHA
JOHNSON
BETHANY
KENDALL
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS cds PETIT LARCENY dus/dur
14 | January 2, 2015
Robert Lee Martin
Rape
203 East Street
Hartshorne, OK
John Douglas Cox
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury /
Sex Abuse
19463 2nd St.
Spiro, OK
Donna a Cummings
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
1305 Fuller Ave
Pocola, OK
Jeffrey Allen Dill
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
43856 State Highway 63
Talihina, OK
Darren Dinsmore
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
3105 N. Broadway Street Rm 45
Poteau, OK
Kenneth r Lowe
Sexual Battery Of Person Over 16
1009 N. Hoyt Street
Kinta, OK
Lonnie Bruce Mize
Rape - First Degree
30292 S. Hwy 2
Stigler, OK
Lawrence w Depriest
Sexual Battery Of Person Over 16
HC 63 Box 296
Eufaula, OK
Richard Desrochers
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
HC 63 Box 253
Eufaula, OK
Alejandro Martinez
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
403 East Hwy 270
Krebs, OK
Bobby Dean Gillespie
Rape - First Degree
735 Hackney Hill Rd
Wilburton, OK
John Paul Goldsberry
Indecent Exposure
9638 SE 136th
Red Oak, OK
LeFlore County Pittsburg County
Latimer County
Haskell County
McIntosh County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
January 2, 2015 | 15
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Cecilia Mendez
Missing Since:
11/5/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Houston, TX
Kayla Cochran
Missing Since:
10/18/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Hitchcock, TX
Sierra Murphy
Missing Since:
10/27/2014
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Del Valle, TX
Victoria
Rodriguez
Missing Since:
6/13/2014
Age Now: 14
Missing from:
Fort Worth, TX
Savannah
Hargis
Missing Since:
4/21/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Little Rock, AR
Haylee
Lawrence
Missing Since:
2/24/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Tulsa, OK
Malik
Drummond
Missing Since:
11/23/2014
Age Now: 2
Missing from:
Searcy, AR
Gabriela Ruiz
Missing Since:
11/6/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
El Dorado, AR
Blake Rimmer
Missing Since:
5/28/2014
Age Now: 18
Missing from:
Springdale, AR
16 | January 2, 2015 pushmataha County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MONROE
ISOM
green
DAVID
MACK
TONY
MORRIS
CHRISTAIN
SCARPELLO
AIDING AND ABETTING IN
SHOOTING FROM ROADWAY
FTA- Child Support
Public Intox PUBLIC INTOX
Haskell County
LENARD
BOND
MARVIN
BOWEN
STEVEN
CAREY
DOUGLAS
DOBSON
KYLE
FIELDS
KEVEN
GORMAN
FTA- THREATEN TO PERFORM
ACT OF VIOLANCE
POSS METH a&b
DUI DOMESTIC a&b IN PRESeNCE
OF MINOR
POSS OF FIREARMS AFcf/
DURING PROBATION
GARY
HILL
HARRY
HILL
PATRICIA
HILL
DELIA
JONES
PATRICK
ONYENIKE
GARY
PAYTON
RHODES
dui warrant warrant BOGUS CHECK
OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE W/
Out DRIVERS LICENSE
POSS METH WITHIN 1000FT OF
SCHOOL
ELLA
SLATER
KIDNAPPING OF CHILD
Rattan man Winnfred Coy Green, 53, was locked up December 19 after he allegedly attacked his girlfriend and threatened to bust her teeth out.
According to the affidavit, a Pushmataha County deputy was sent to a residence on Cloudy
Road for reports of a domestic in progress around 2 p.m. When he arrived, a woman, who
identified herself as Green’s “on again, off again girlfriend,” told him Green had attacked her
while she was working on a fridge at a house they were working on.
The woman said he started yelling at her and calling her names. When she tried to get
away, she said he followed her out of the house and into the camper they were staying in at
the back of the house. She said he pressed his head against hers, hurting her, and that he
called her a “stupid f------ bitch.”
The woman added when she told Green to leave her alone, he slapped her so hard she fell
to the floor. She said he then told her if she didn’t leave, he was going to bust her two front
teeth out.
The deputy noticed that the woman’s face was red and swollen, and her lip was busted. He then went to the camper
the woman said they were staying in, and he placed Green under arrest. The victim told police that Green, who was
a felon, had guns at the residence.
Later that day, police obtained a search warrant and returned to the residence. Nothing was found.
On December 21, the victim called police and told them she had found the items she told them about while she was
moving some of her stuff. When police arrived, she showed police a computer she claimed Green was using to download child pornography, four guns and ammo.
Green is being charged with domestic abuse and possession of a firearm after former conviction of a felony. His
bond was set at $25,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on January 14, 2015.
Home is where the guns are
Keota man Joseph Wiley Rhodes, 38, claimed to be a federal officer when police tried to arrest him for violating a protective order
on December 14.
Guess what? Rhodes got tased.
On the night of December 14, dispatch advised a Haskell County
deputy that Rhodes was at a woman’s residence in violation of a protective order. The deputy and a state game warden went to the area,
but they were unable to locate Rhodes.
A Keota officer with a K9 arrived to assist. The dog led police to
a patch of trees. The officer told Rhodes to come out, because they
knew he was there. Rhodes replied, “F--- you, get away.” He then
told police they needed to leave, and they better not come after him.
He then walked out of the trees swinging a large piece of wood.
Police told Rhodes to drop the wood and put up his hands, but he refused. Rhodes said he
would sue if the K9 bit him. He also threatened to kill the dog. He then added, “I’m a federal
officer. Y’all are on Indian land and a VFW memorial.”
Officers approached Rhodes, but he continued to scream at them and refused to show them
his hands. The deputy told Rhodes if he didn’t comply, he would tase him.
Rhodes didn’t comply, so the deputy tased him.
Rhodes eventually followed police orders after more resistance, and he was placed under
arrest and taken to jail.
Rhodes is being charged with protective order violation, assault on police officer, threatening to perform an act of violence, and resisting an officer. He was released on a $5,000 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on January 26, 2015.
You can’t arrest me -- I’m a federal officer!
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County January 2, 2015 | 17
DANIEL
ACOSTA
ORVILLE
ATTEBERRY
DAVID
BLACKWELL
TRENTON
BROOKS ii
MICHAEL
BROWN
JAMES
CAPES
JASON
CARNEY
domestic a&B POSSES CDS WITHOUT TAX
STAMP
BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE POSS OF MARIJUANA/para public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
public intox
BRET
CARR
DEQUANTE
CARTER
DAVID
CARTISANO
RAFAEL
CHAGAS
SHAUN
CLARK
GARY
COKER
PHILLIP
COPELAND
dui - driver under 21 INDECENT EXPOSURE Poss of cds/para fta - no drivers license dui public intox poss of cds/para
MAGGIE
CRADDOCK
TRAVIS
CRESS
ANTONIO
CUMMINS
CHAD
DAMRON
RODNEY
DAVIS
JOSEPH
DEAVER
JOSHUA
DEPUYDT
public intox leaving scene of accident
involving damage
domestic a&B FALSE IMPERSONATION OBTAINING CASH OR MERC BY
BOGUS FALSE pretense
grand larceny public intox
CHARLES
DILLS
dui
AARON
GREEN
poss of cds
DILLION
DUER
public intox
KELLY
GREEN
BREAKING AND ENTERING
LESA
FINCHEr
domestic a&B in presence
of an officer
FRANK
GREGORY
vpo
Elite Assessment Center
717 B Hwy 70 E Kingston, OK 73439
DUI SCHOOL
10 & 24 Hour Classes
Call For Dates and Times
580-564-7308
18 | January 2, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOSHUA
JAMISON
TUCKER
JOHNSON
JOYCE
JONES
JASON
KASHOU
MICHAEL
KENNEDY
ERICA
KERLIN
KYLE
KINNAMON
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/REVOked
dui public intox domestic a&B poss of marijuana/para
CHARLES
LADD
JERRY
LANEY
MICHAEL
LANKFORD
BRYAN
LARKINS
AVA
LEJEUNE
ROBERT
LONG
CURTIS
MATLOCK
public intox fta - burglary - 2nd degree domestic a&B poss of marijuana/para grand larceny MURDER - 1ST DEGREE public intox
GREGORY
MCBRIDE
BRIAN
MCGAHA
JAMES
MERCHBERGER
DAVID
METCALf
KEVIN
METCALF
BLAKE
MILLER
STACEY
MILLER
dus poss of cds/para public intox FTA - ALTER LICENSE PLATE/
DECAL
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
FTA - POSS OF CDS public intox
JIMMY
MINCHER
ELIAZAR
MORALES-ROSARio
KEVIN
NEIHART
STORMI
PADEN
CARLOS
PANIAGUA JR. PATRICIA
WILLIAMSON
KRISTOPHER
PARKS
FTA - BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE fta - dwi public intox LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
domestic a&B domestic a&B dwi
SPENCER
PEACOCK
KENNETH
PENNINGTON
JUAN
PERALES
ARMANDO
PEREZ
VALERIE
PHILLIPs
JONATHAN
QUALK
SAMUEL
QUALK
public intox dui public intox dui LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
public intox public intox
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County January 2, 2015 | 19
BRANDON
REESE
JANICE
RITTEr
JAMIE
ROBERTSON
LARCENY FROM HOUSE fta - dui poss of marijuana
BONNIE
SCHAMINg
KIMBERLY
SCHULTZ
DONNIE
SCRAPER
dui LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
INVOLVING DAMAGE
FTA-LARCENY MERCHANDISE
FROM A RETAILER
JOHN
SPURLOCK
NICKOLAS
STRANGE
PATRICK
SZCZYPTa
driving w/license canc/
susp/revoked
POSS OF MARIJUANA/para public intox
PRESTON
WELLS
DUSTIN
WESt
JOHNNY
WEST
JAMES
NELSON
LAMAR
WESt
STEVEN
WHITE
ERIC
WOLKe
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
no drivers license public intox poss of marijuana BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE public intox
BELINDA
WRIGHt
fta/ftp - poss of cds
JOE
FOARD jr.
GEORGE
GAITHER
LATISHA
GARDEr
ANGEL
GOODALL
DOMESTIC a&B poss of cds/para LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
poss of cds/para
TESSA
HALL
JERRY
HEMESLEY
public intox poss of marijuana/para
A Durant woman was taken to jail on December 21 for allegedly attacking a man because she didn’t like the kind of music
he played.
Shortly after 1 a.m., a Durant officer responded to a report of
a domestic in progress in the 100 block of W. Beech, according
to the affidavit. Dispatch advised it sounded like the male caller
was being hit by a woman while he was on the phone.
When he arrived, he found the man, Trenton Gene Brooks,
II, standing outside by his truck and the woman, Patricia Lynne
Williamson, 29, lying in her bed. A 4-month-old baby was in
the same room as the woman, asleep in his crib.
Neither Brooks nor Williamson had much to say about what
had happened, but they did tell the officer the fight started
“over some music Brooks had turned on.” Brooks said Williamson started to argue with Brooks and hit him, so he called the
police.
The officer noticed visible injuries all over Brooks body, but
the man refused to give a statement. He said he only called police because he couldn’t put up with it anymore.
The couple told police they had both consumed three beers
and three shots of whiskey each. In the middle of the residence
in plain sight, the officer saw a glass bowl containing a green
leafy substance that later field-tested positive for marijuana, a
brass pipe with residue, and rolling papers.
Williamson later told the officer the marijuana was hers.
Brooks and Williamson were both placed under arrest and taken to jail.
Brooks is being charged with possession of marijuana in presence of a minor and unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond was unavailable at time of print, and he is scheduled
to appear in court on February 25, 2015.
Williamson is being charged with possession of marijuana in presence of a minor and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bond was set at $1,250.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on February 25, 2015.
Let the music play
WILLIAMSON
BROOKS ii
20 | January 2, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
SHAWN
HENDRIX
NOLAN
HOBBS
poss of marijuana/para FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX
OFFENDER
DARCY
ROBINETTE
FRANCISCO
RODRIGUEZ
DAN
ROLEN JR. BRADLEY
ROWLANd
vpo burglary - 1st degree EMBEZZLEMENT LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
BLAZE
SMITH
JULIE
SMITH
SHAWN
SMITH
LORA
SPEERS
public intox poss of cds/para FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
JOSHUA
TYREE
PATRICIA
VALENTINE
WESLEY
WARREn
SUSAN
WEBSTEr
POSS OF CREDIT CARD
BELONGING TO ANOTHER
public intox domestic a&B
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
January 2, 2015 | 21
What you’re saying
about this on...
Taylor D: I think I’m tired of hearing about it.
Karen H: I’m with @taylor
Justin A: I’m in amazement that 2
comments into this post there was an
agreement.
MeMe E: Being a former Police officer myself and being highly trained
and educated, dealing with these split
second decisions, protecting the public as well as yourself...this officer was
justified totally and completely without
a doubt...i watched his interview and
he was consistent and truthful...it was
proven that witnesses lied and are being prosecuted for it...I think the media
is completely making this whole thing
around the world to be something it
isn’t...and to incite a riot is illegal and
all those involved should be prosecuted...an opinion is one thing but to get
people all fired up to the.point of burning down a town is despicable and set
us all back 100 years...ridiculous is
what it is...
Amy F: I don’t think any American
citizen should die at the hands of a societal pawn for selling loosies.
Okjailbirds: So, Amy F, what
should they have done differently?
Kevin G: Aren’t cigarettes a atf issue to begin with? And yes im tired if
hearing about it..stay vigilant .and kind
to one another
Jerry R: Seriously Kevin? These
men were both breaking the law and
when confronted both chose to resist
arrest! I don’t necessarily agree with the
officer using a choke hold when it was
not proper department procedure to do
so and its a shame either man had to
die as a result of their choices but, they
made the choice to not comply with the
law. It’s ridiculous that it’s been made
into a racial issue. I think the media
feeds off of it and really pushes the issue.
Janice M: I believe justice was
served in both of these cases, but I worry about unbiased reporting from ALL
of the media.
Shiela H: I feel if you didnt see it
dont judge but heres one hands up dont
shoot pants up dont loot
Keith S: Okjailbirds trolling the internet.
Jesse C: I guess I would ask exactly
what the rioters wished to accomplish?
If they really have an agenda what is it?
They’re hurting innocent businesses
to punish police? How is this justice in
anyone’s eyes?
Jay C: I think they’re doing their
Christmas shopping.
Edwin L: I doubt the cop actually
broke the law there. But the cop isn’t
the problem,it’s the law. Anything those
guys do in the line of duty is basically
lawful because of statutes like qualified immunity and other’s. There is no
accountability for actions,no reason to
practice restraint because both policy
and law protect them from mistakes or
rash actions. The problem is that the legal system is not a justice system.
Frank K: An old girlfriends father
who was a cop, once told me, the best
thing you can do when you see the police is walk the other way, or there is
going to be trouble. .. In other words,
if you see the cops get the hell out of
there.
Lisa H: I can promise you this; if I
were placed in situations where I felt
my life or the lives of my family were
in danger, someone would not survive!!
The police have only seconds to react.
Everyone who is griping, if you think
you can do the job better, jump on it!!
Meg W: Ferguson, yes, justice was
served. NY, no
Merlin K: I back the police, don’t
resist don’t get shot. Brown was a thug.
Garner I don’t agree with. He said he
could not breathe 11 times. It was criminal not to pay attention to his pleas.
In light of the recent media attention surrounding
the Ferguson, MO., shooting and the NY police chokehold incident, do you believe
justice has been served with
the outcomes? On what do
you base that belief? Do you
think the media is reporting
both sides of the stories?
What’s your opinion
Below are registrants that are believed to be in violation
of the Sex Offenders Registration Act. If you have
information as to their whereabouts please notify your
local authorities.
delinquent Sex Offenders
If you have any information on the whereabouts of these
individuals, please contact your local sheriffs department
Sheila M Carpenter
B/F 5’3” 169 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Indecent Exposure
Polo Carrillo
H/M 5’7” 165 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Rape - Second Degree
Abel Cardoza
H/M 5’8” 209 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Rape By Instrumentation
Clifford Carson
W/M 5’10” 176 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
22 | January 2, 2015 atoka County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KENNETH
BROWN
GARRY
CASEY
CHRISTOPHER
DAVIS
WOODROW
DAVIS
dus dus petit larceny dus
AMY
JAMES
KEVIN
JERNIGAN
CARRIE
JOHNSTON
DRAVEN
KENNEDY
dus POSS of STOLEN FIREARM dui PETIT LARCENY
BOBBY
MITCHELL
MADISON
MORRIS
BLANCA
MOYa
JERRY
PARKER
dui ata TRAFFICkING burglary - 2nd degree
GERALD
ROBINSON
STEPHANIE
ROBOEDO
CHEYNNE
ROSSON
DANNY
SMITH
SEAN
STANDRIDGE
KYLE
STEPHENS
MATTHEW
STOCKTON
TERRORISTIC THREATS TRAFFICkING dus
DUS CHILD ABUSE TO A MINOR no drivers license public intox
SCOTT
TISDALe
KEVIN
WHITE
ZACHAIRAH
WILLIAMS-KERR
VIRGINIA
YORK
public intox dui warrant fta
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Today, I’m going to re-visit who
has the biggest impact on our new
drivers that hit the road each and every day.
First, the Oklahoma Driver’s Education classes and schools across
the state are second to none, and do a fantastic job of educating our
young drivers on the law, and proper way to safely operate a motor
vehicle. I would like to point to some other folks, who I believe
have a far greater impact on how our youngsters approach driving,
and address them, and that is the adults who these young drivers
look up to: the parents, older siblings, and extended family.
If you fit in this category, please pay attention. I believe that our
kids learn their driving behavior not from the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol, other law enforcement, or driver’s education instructor, but
from you, the parents and family. I know I learned that way! Let
me give you some examples.
You are a dad, and for whatever reason, when you are driving
in town, or on a county road, you just don’t buckle up. Maybe its
because you don’t drive fast in these areas, or have a farm tag and
just don’t have to; however, you do buckle up when you get on
highways or go on long drives. The message you are sending is that
when you are in the vehicle there are certain times that it is OK not
to wear your seatbelt. If dad doesn’t have to do it, I don’t either! In
fact, at least 50% of all accidents happen on county roads, and
you are more likely to be in an accident within 10 miles of your
residence than otherwise. So the real message you are sending is,
don’t buckle up during the times that you are most likely to need it!
Next, mom gets off work at 5:00, and one of the kids has a ball
game in another town at 5:30. She can get there if she speeds. After
all, it is important to get to those activities, and it won’t hurt to
push the speed just a little. The message you send to your kids
is, its OK to speed, as long as you can justify it! The facts are that
unsafe speeds kill more young people 16 to 25 than any other single
thing! The message here needs to be that its OK to slow down and
show up a few minutes late.....it is much better than the alternative,
which is never showing up at all because you’ve been involved in
an accident.
Please remember, when you are driving, you are setting
the example for someone....and they are watching you all the
time. What message are you sending? I hope it’s the one that says,
I’ll lead by example because I love you, and want to do my part to
keep you safe! Thanks for reading, buckle up, and be safe!
Tips from a Trooper
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Atoka County January 2, 2015 | 23
LESA
AMADO
GERARADO
ARRIAGA-MERACADO
NINA
BREGER
duid no drivers license domestic a&B
ROBERT
ELLIOTT
LEVENDRIC
HOOD
SHEADRICK
JACKSON
poss of marijuana/para dus poss of marijuana
SHANNON
LAHUE
FLOYD
LANG jr.
JOHN
MCPEEK
dui warrant no drivers license
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Santa may bring coal to those who have been naughty, but for two
Texas women with a trunk full of wrapped marijuana disguised as
presents, time behind bars was much more appropriate.
According to the police report, an Atoka County deputy was traveling north on US 69 at approximately 11:09 p.m. on December 16 when
he saw a white vehicle drive across the fog line onto the shoulder.
He stopped the vehicle and made contact with the driver, Mesquite
woman Stephanie Renee Roboedo, 25, and passenger Dallas woman
Blanca Moya, 50. There were also two young children in the car.
The deputy told the woman why he stopped them, and he asked
them for identification and insurance.
While the driver was looking for her insurance, she asked the deputy why he had stopped her. He thought that was weird, since he had
just told her the reason. The deputy went back to his patrol car to
check their information. He noticed Moya kept moving around in the
vehicle. When he returned to the car, he asked the women if there was
anything illegal in the car.
Moya started talking a lot. He then asked if he could search the vehicle. Roboedo told him he could look. He asked her what was in the
trunk. She said there was a baby gate in there. She was unable to find
a button to open the trunk, so she handed him the car key.
The deputy opened the trunk and saw two bags and a plastic baby
gate. Behind those items were several Christmas presents. When the
officer picked up one of the gifts, he noticed it was heavy and dense.
Knowing that some drug traffickers disguised drugs as presents, the deputy got his K9 from
his patrol vehicle. The dog immediately alerted on the package.
The deputy opened the present and found two sealed bricks of marijuana and placed the
women in handcuffs. All 14 of the presents in the trunk had marijuana in them.
Moya had told the officer they were going to Chicago to see her grandson. One of the “presents” said: “To Bobby, from grandma.”
Both women denied the drugs belonged to them.
Both women are being charged with trafficking in illegal drugs, and their bonds were set at
$100,000.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on January 7, 2015.
To Bobby from grandma:
some marijuana
MOYa
ROBOEDO
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Mcintosh County January 2, 2015 | 25
KENDALL
CROWE
SPARKLE
HARRELL
JASON
HULL
MATTHEW
MANN
TAYLOR
MASTERSON
TARA
MCWILLIAMS
PUBLIC INTOX CHILD ENDAGERMENT/ agg dui RECKLESS DRIVING
FTP- POSS CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
apc dui
JESSE
STILES
NORMAN
TIGER
BRADEN
WHITE
PETIT LARCENY DUI LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FLOYD
BAILEY
DENNIS
CASEY
JUSTYNE
CHRONISTER
MICHAEL
EASLEY
RUBEN
GARZA, JR. JUSTIN
GROVES
MICHAEL
LOPEZ
dus POSS MARIJUANA WARRANTS EMBEZZLEMENT FTP- a&b mtr SODOMY EMBEZZLEMENT
PAULA
LUMAN
KEIRON
MARSHALL
MARK
MCCARTNEY
BILLY
MCNEAL
BERTINA
MOLINA
BOBBY
PATTERSON
BAIL JUMPING POSS OF CDS WITHIN 1000FT
OF SCHOOL OR PARK
FTA/ FTP- SEAT BELT DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FTp- POSS CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
POSS MARIJUANA
ANNIE
YAHOLA
FTP- BREAKING AND ENTERING
DWELLING
BRINKER
31-year-old Brittany C. Brinker of Canadian was arrested December 20 after trying to free chickens.
According to the affidavit, a McIntosh County deputy
was dispatched to Highway 69 around 9:25 p.m. for a
possible reckless driver. The driver, identified as Brinker,
told the officer her motor had blown up while driving,
and as she pulled over, she almost hit a vehicle beside
her.
One of Brinker’s friends was at the scene in another
vehicle. She told the deputy she had called a wrecker to
tow her vehicle, so the deputy left.
About an hour later, the wrecker driver called the
deputy and told him Brinker had “gone crazy and ran off
into the woods.” The deputy found her hiding next to a
building in a poultry farm on County Road 4189. When
he asked her what was going on, she told him, “I am trying to save the chickens. They do mean things to them.”
She also smelled strongly of alcohol. The deputy arrested her for public intoxication.
On the way to the jail, Brinker admitted she had taken three Prozac pills and consumed a
bottle of vodka after the deputy left the scene because she was afraid he was going to arrest
her for something she had done wrong in the past. She also told the deputy she was trying to
free the chickens, and she would do anything to get out of jail -- she even offered him oral sex.
When the deputy told her no, she tried to headbutt and bite him.
At the jail, Brinker became combative and refused to answer any questions. She started
kicking a jailer and tried to bite the deputy. She only calmed down after being tazed.
Police found two cans of insecticide in Brinker’s pockets.
During booking, dispatch contacted the arresting officer and told him a deputy had found
where Brinker had “made entry through a window at the poultry farm.” The deputy returned
to the poultry farm. He found a gallon of coolant that had been dumped into the drain, saw
trash scattered everywhere and found a clock that had been taken off the wall. Cans of insecticide were also missing.
Brinker is being charged with second-degree burglary, assault and battery on a police officer and public intoxication. Her bond was set at $15,000, and she is scheduled to appear in
court on February 19, 2015.
Chicken run
26 | January 2, 2015 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHAD
BOREHAM
RAUL
CARBAJAL
LARRY
CUPIt
LARCENY-AUTO AIRCRAFT OR
OTHER MOTOR VEHicle
a&B w/deadly weapon POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
NICHOLOUS
FAST
JOHN
FINCH
JACK
GALBERT
RICHARD
HENRY
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT BELT CARRY FIREARMS AFTER
CONVICT/DURING PROBATION
VICTOR
JEFFERSON
NICKCOLIN
JENKINS
J
JONES
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
domestic a&B dui
JOSHUA
JONEs
TRISTAN
LANe
DANIEL
LOCKWOOD
CARRIE
LOCKWOOD-FINNEy
THOMAS
MAGAr
DAMIAN
MATHEWs
domestic a&b DUI DOMESTIC a&B DOMESTIC a&B OBTAIN/OR ATTEMPT CDS BY
FORGERY/FRAUD
FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
LAONDRHEA
MOORe
RAMANDA
NEW
JESUS
NICHOLs
DARRON
NORRID
PATRICK
OWENS
EDWARD
PAYNE
TYSON
PITCHFORD
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DUI MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
DUI FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
GRAND LARCENY
Attorney General Warns Oklahomans
of IRS Phone Scam
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt is warning
to keep watch of a phone scam making its way across
the state.
The Attorney General’s Office has received a number
of complaints from citizens who received phone calls
from someone claiming to be a representative of the
IRS.
The caller claims the IRS has a case against an
individual and if he or she did not contact the number
given within 24 hours, that person would be arrested.
This particular scam targets the most vulnerable
Oklahomans who may not readily be aware of the
IRS’s procedures.
“It is beyond frustrating that scams like this
continue to be rampant. Unfortunately, we typically
see these types of scams spike during the holidays.
While this is meant to be a season of celebration, Oklahomans should keep their guard
up to protect themselves from such crimes,” Attorney General Pruitt said. “A simple tip
you should always remember, the IRS will never call about a payment or taxes owed
without sending it in writing first.”
Here are some tips to protect you from these types of scams:
• The IRS will always notify you in writing first. They will never contact you by phone
without first mailing you a bill.
• You will never be required to use a specific payment method.
• Never give your credit or debit card numbers over the phone.
• You will not be threatened with being arrested by local law enforcement for not
paying.
If you have been a victim of a scam, report the incident to local law enforcement and
to the AG’s Office immediately. For more tips from the IRS you can visit their website at
irs.gov.
If you have a question about a possible scam, contact the AG’s Public Protection Unit
at (405) 521-2029, (918) 581-2885, by e-mail at [email protected] file a
complaint online at www.ok.gov/oag.
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty McCurtain County January 2, 2015 | 27
PATTY
BAKER
EDWIN
BASTIBLE
CHASITY
BATTERTON
MARK
BILECKI
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON
MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANUF
GERHARDT
DAVIES
CRYSTAL
EZELL
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT
TERRY
HEPPLER
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
TERREL
HIGHFUL
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A
CHILD
SAMANTHA
HOGAN
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
MCGEE
GARY
ROAN
LACIE
ROWAN
JOSHUA
SMITh
LARRY
SYKEs
ANTHONY
THOMAS
DAVID
WALSH
DREW
WILSON
POSs OF CONTROLLED DRUG
WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
PETIT LARCENY NO DRIVERS LICENSE
DOMESTIC a&B BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DUI
CHRISTIAN
WRIGHT
JESSICA
YANEz
DOMESTIC a&B in presence
of minor
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
Broken Bow woman Michelle Lynn McGee, 32, went a
little overboard with the booze and pills on December 21
-- so much so that she was arrested for assaulting a police
officer.
Shortly after 5 a.m., a Broken Bow police officer was
dispatched to the 100 block of East First Street for a disturbance call. According to the affidavit, the caller told
dispatch that her sister, McGee, was belligerent and assaulting people. The caller was crying and seemed as
though she was scared.
When the officer arrived, the woman told him her sister
was intoxicated and had taken some pills. While speaking with the woman, the officer could see McGee walking
around the kitchen mumbling things. As he asked the sister things about what had
happened, McGee walked out of the kitchen and started hitting the officer in his face.
He grabbed her arm and told her to stop, but the belligerent McGee wasn’t about to
back down.
McGee started screaming and swinging her arms, trying to hit her sister. The officer
again told her to stop, but McGee continued to scream and cuss the officer.
Two officers managed to get McGee in the backseat of a patrol car, but she stuck her
legs and feet out so they couldn’t close the door.
Somehow, the officer was able to drive McGee to the jail, but once they were there,
she didn’t want to get out of the car. She kept pulling herself back into the vehicle and
refused to get out.
Officers pulled her out of the vehicle and took her directly to a jail cell. When an officer tried to take the handcuffs off of her, McGee tried to push the officer.
She continued to be uncooperative and combative with officers.
McGee is being charged with assault and battery on police officer and obstructing
an officer. Her bond was set at $10,000, and she is scheduled to appear in court on
February 3, 2015.
What a party pooper!
KELLY
HOLMES
a&B w/deadly weapon
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