LEFLORE, LATIMER, PITTSBURG, MCINTOSH, HASKELL - March 6, 2015

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Vol. 3 No. 23
bryan County
cody bonds
possession of cds
choctaw County
rickey rhoades
possession of cds/
paraphernalia
mcintosh County
howard mcguire
carrying weapon/
impersonating police officer
haskell County
baronica benson
threaten to perform acts of
violence and assault
bryan County
linda kindle
rape - second degree
pushmataha County
christopher
allman
distribution of cds
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
pittsburg County
dakota lawson
burglary - second degree
leflore County
crystal young
assault w/dangerous weapon
atoka County
samuel tisdale jr
a&b on police officer w/intent
to cause harm
pittsburg County
horace slaughter
robbery by force or fear
latimer County
david busha
assault w/dangerous weapon
choctaw County
jacob hunter
robbery
pittsburg County
timothy mcmanus
sexual battery
mccurtain County
kacy ebert
possession of meth
coal County
kenneth harkins
assault & battery
mccurtain County
franklin white
receive/possess/conceal
stolen property
details inside
2 | march 6, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOSHUA
SMITH
RODNEY
PLUM
WILLIE
POTTER
ALISHA
CHUMLEY
dui dus or dur dus or dur TAMPER WITH UTILITIES
CRISTIE
JOHNSOn
JACOLYN
WILSOn
BILLIE
CLARk
JOSHUA
FRAZIER
fta/ftp FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE poss OF MARIJUANA IN
PRESENCE OF MINOR
DOMESTIC a&B
MICHAEL
ABBOTT
MARK
MARTINEZ
SAMANTHA
WILLIAMS
JAMES
ARCHIE
POSS FIREARM COMMISSION
FELONY
POSS ILLEGAL WEAPON POSS FIREARM COMMISSION
of a FELONY
POSS OF CDS
DENNIS
MARRTOTt
RANDALL
OAKES
KRISTINA
SULIVANT
JARED
MARTIn
JESSICA
HOPKINS-PENA
BOBBY
RODGERS
CLARENCE
BEACHUM Jr.
DOMESTIC a&B ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON
dus or dur DUI dus or dur FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP
POSS FIREARM AFCF
CHERYLEE
WIBBING
ARIEL
COOPER
JASON
LOVELL
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE PUBLIC intox PUBLIC intox
Key of Charges
A&B .................................................. Assault & Battery
APC ...........................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF .............................After Former Felony Conviction
ATA ........................................Application to Accelerate
ATI ............................................. Application to Impose
B&E ..............................................Breaking & Entering
CDS ............................Controlled Dangerous Substance
DUI ....................................Driving Under the Infl uence
DUI-D ................... Driving Under the Infl uence of Drugs
DUS ..................................... Driving Under Suspension
DWI ......................................Driving While Intoxicated
FTA ....................................................Failure to Appear
FTP .........................................................Failure to Pay
INT ....................................................................Intent
INTOX ........................................................ Intoxication
MANU ......................................................Manufacture
MTA .............................................Motion to Accelerate
MTR ..................................................Motion to Revoke
PI.................................................... Public Intoxication
POSS ........................................................... Possession
TOC ..................................Transporting Open Container
VPO ................................. Violation of Protective Order
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County march 6, 2015 | 3
CALEB
MARTIN
ALEJANDRA
BELTRAN
NICHOLAS
SWINDLE
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
ALLOW UNLICENSED DRIVER TO
DRIVE A MOTOR VEHICLE
BURGLARY - 1ST DEGREE
BETTY
PERCIFELD
SHAWN
MARTIN
MELISSA
HOOPER
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
BURGLARY OBTAININ G MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/BOGUS CHECK
JASON
WOOTEn
GUADALUPE
DE LA TORRE
KENNY
SMITH
dus or dur dus or dur POSS FIREARM COMMISSION
FELONY
NICK
SMALLWOOD
CONTESSA
RAMOs
SHERMAN
PENNY III
EDWIN
VASQUEZ Jr.
PUBLIC intox fta FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE PUBLIC intox
JAMES
HALEY
CEDRIC
HAYNES
FLORES
IBARRI
SYLNONIA
LAWRENCE
PATRICK
CLINTON
ftp DUI DUI SHOPLIFTING
DUI
ROBERT
PERSON
VALORIE
THOMAS
TRACY
HAMNEr
ROXANNE
GROSS
POSS OF CDS EMBEZZLEMENT poss of cds domestic a&B
KEITH
BAKER
JACKSON
RITTER
SHERRY
WILSON
JESSICA
CARNAHAN
dui public intox FIGHTING IN PUBLIC OBTAININ G MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
When a 41-year-old Fort Smith, Arkansas, man was placed into police custody in a LeFlore County courtroom, he
tried to run away, injuring an innocent
bystander and breaking county property.
On February 19 at approximately 1:45
p.m., a deputy was called to a courtroom
to take Shane D. Smith into custody. According to the affidavit, when the judge
gave the deputy the order to place Smith
in custody, Smith tried to run away.
The deputy pursued him out of the
courtroom and took him to the ground
in the waiting area. Smith continued to fight and tried to stand up.
Another deputy arrived to assist and started to place Smith in handcuffs.
Smith told police, “I didn’t do anything to go to jail. Why are you
arresting me?”
He then jerked an arm away and hit the deputy in the face.
Deputies placed the not-so-innocent man in restraints and tried to
get him to stand up. Smith refused to stand, so the deputies “walked”
him to the jail. Even with all of the man’s resisting, they were finally
able to place him in a jail cell.
When they reviewed the courtroom cameras, they noticed that
when Smith tried to run out of the courtroom, he pushed the gates
of the courtroom into an innocent bystander, resulting in injury to
the victim and the gates of the courtroom.
If Smith didn’t do anything wrong before, he certainly did now!
Smith is being charged with injuring public building, assault and
battery on police officer, escape from arrest and assault and battery.
His bond was set at $25,000, and he was scheduled to appear in
court on February 27, 2015.
Never surrender peacefully
SMITH
4 | march 6, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOHNNY
DAILEY, Jr.
CECIL
WOODWARD
BRANDON
BURNS
HAYDEN
BYRD
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
OBT MERCHANDISE BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
OPERATIN G A WhISKEY STILL
WITHOUT A LICENSE
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
SHANE
SMITH
CHRIS
HUBBARD
DUANE
DAGGS
GWENNETTA
MCCARTER
vpo/ A&B/ A&B on police
officer
POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY DUI POSS/DEL CDS W/INTENT
JASON
HORST
CALEB
URCHISON
JAMES
GILMORE
SHARI
BLUEBIRD
RYAN
MCKINNEY
NANCY
SAMUELS
MINA
LUANGBANDITH
POSS CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
DUI CULTIVATION OF MARIJUANA no drivers license in poss DUI
CLAUDIA
MCKINNEY
LUCINDA
COLE
LARRY
MCDUFFIE, III
barbara
GARCIA
KIMBERLY
CLARK
MATTHEW
HARRIS
SAUL
SORIANO
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
dus/dur POSS CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
POSS OF CDS GRAND LARCENY no drivers license
DREW
WELTON
JERROD
DOYLE
JOE
COLLINS
KENNY
SMITH
CHRISTOPHER
MORGAN
BRETT
PERRIN
ANITA
GILLION
PETIT LARCENY dus/dur dus/dur POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY dus/dur POSS OF PRESCRIPTION DRU GS
W/OUT PRESCRIPTION
PUBLIC INTOX
Menacing mugshots:
Not even a little bit of elfin magic
could keep this guy out of jail
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County march 6, 2015 | 5
ROBERT
PURYEAR, Jr.
RICKY
BARNETT
KEN
BROOKFELT
POSS OF CDS POSS MARIJUANA/para
PUBLIC INTOX
EREINNE
STUCK
APRIL
NESSMITH
CONSPIRACY TO STEAL COPPER PETIT LARCENY
ISAAC
JONES
GABRIELLE
CASADOS
ASHLEY
JONES
JACK
TAYLOR
WILLIAM
WOOLSEY
TABITHA
MIZE
CRYSTAL
YOUNG
PUBLIC INTOX dus/dur fta- child support no drivers license in poss
fta ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON/ burglary
ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON/ burglary
DERRICK
CRONE
LISHA
MODE
TYRONZIA
BLOCKER
CODY
BENSON
CHAD
CARTER
KESHA
FOWLER
PETIT LARCENY UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
DUI domestic A&B
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
KESHIA
FULLER
GARY
MOORE
POSS OF CDS POSS OF CDS
CODY
COGGINS
ASHLEY
SORRELLS
AMBER
HUMPHERYS
DUI
public intox dui
BENJAMIN
AUSTIN
HEATHER
SPRAYBERRY
CESAR
BRIANO
OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
ASSAULT
dus or dur
The National Association
of Students Against Violence
Everywhere is a nonprofit
aiming to provide safer environments for our youth.
Its mission is to decrease the
potential for violence in our
schools and communities by
promoting meaningful student involvement, education
and service opportunities.
SAVE’s Vision: Schools and
communities will be safer
and more secure, free of fear
and conducive to learning as
a result of students being actively involved in meaningful violence
prevention efforts.
How It Got Started: SAVE was started by students in Charlotte,
North Carolina in 1989 after the tragic death of a classmate who was
trying to break up a fight at an off-campus party. A group of students
who did not want this death to be “just another statistic” took action
and created a violence prevention program.
Chapters: SAVE has evolved into a national association with chapters in elementary, middle and high schools as well as at colleges and
community organizations across the country. Today, there are more
than 200,000 students involved nationwide.
Activities: Student members take the lead in planning chapter
activities by using the three SAVE Essential Elements: conducting
crime prevention activities, conducting conflict management activities and providing meaningful service through projects in schools
and communities. SAVE chapters also plan safety rallies and safety
awareness campaigns, engage in peer mentoring to younger students, and conduct fun and educational meetings.
For more information, go to nationalsave.org or call Toll Free
(866) 343-SAVE
March is National Youth
Violence Prevention Month
6 | march 6, 2015 Latimer County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MICHAEL
BLANKENSHIP
JOHN
BODDY
AUBONEIGH
BUCHANAN
BRIAN
BURCH
atr POSS FIREARM afcf fta distribution of cds POSS OF CDS WITH OUT VALID
PRESCRIPTION
KACIE
CURNUTT
EDDEE
DEDMON
ABRAHAM
DEJESUS
AUTUMN
GARDNER
OBTAINING MERCHANDISE OR
SERVICES BY FALSE PRET
Domestic Abuse DRIVING WITHOUT A VALID
DRIVERS LICENSE
BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE
RUSTY
JAMES
BRIAN
JOHNSON
MIRANDA
JOHNSON
BILLY
JONES
SAMANTHA
MARTINEZ
CANDY
MATHIS
ati FALSELY PERSONATE
ANOTHER TO CREATE LIABILITY
FTA - FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PA WN
OBTAININ G MERCHANDISE OR
SERVICES BY FALSE PRETENSE
dus
FTA- FAIL OF DRIVER TO WEAR
SEAT BELT
BRINGING CONTRABAND INTO
COUNTY JAIL
MICHAEL
MORGAN
RAYMOND
NORIEGA
AMANDA
SANDVIG
TIFFANY
SIGLER
KAYSE
STEPHENS
DARREL
STONEBURNER
WILLIAM
SULLIVAN
DOMESTIC A&b POSS OF CDS dwi FTA- HARASSING/THREATENIN G
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION
DOMESTIC a&b dui ATTEMPTED PETIT LARCENY
CHRISTIE
SWAFFARD
MICHEAL
THOMASON
TISHA
THORNTON
JIMMY
TURK
HOWARD
YOUNG
dui PUBLIC INTOX DUS fta DISTRIBUTION OF
HYDROCODONE
Gardner
A Wilburton woman was arrested February 19 after she repeatedly threatened a man
and allegedly broke into his home.
When questioned, she said she was just
an 18-year-old girl who had scared “some
21-year-old boy.”
According to the affidavit, a Latimer
County deputy was dispatched to a Wilburton apartment complex shortly after midnight for a report of an attempted burglary.
When he arrived, a man told him Autumn
Annlee Gardner and a juvenile man had
been harassing him and his girlfriend through text messaging. When
he told them he was going to call the police, Gardner asked him
where he staying.
Shortly after, the man said he heard loud banging on the living
room door. He said he looked through the window and saw Gardner
and her underage accomplice. They threatened to kill him, and they
started to push against the door. The man said the door broke off,
and Gardner and the boy entered the residence.
When he yelled that he had called the police, the two fled the
residence. He then received a text message from Gardner that said,
“Scary ass p*ssy.”
Police found Gardner and her partner-in-crime at her residence in
the 300 block of W. Ash. Gardner told the officer she didn’t want to
speak to him; she said all she had to say was she was “an 18-year-old
girl and some 21-year-old boy is scared.”
The juvenile male smelled strongly of alcohol, and he was hostile
and uncooperative with police. He told officers, “I didn’t know why
[the victim] didn’t want to fight and come outside.”
Gardner was placed under arrest and transported to jail. She is
being charged with burglary in the first degree, threaten to perform
act of violence and malicious injury to property. She was released on
a $10,000 bond.
Gotta be startin’
somethin’
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Latimer County march 6, 2015 | 7
ANDREW
BURT
DAVID
BUSHA
JEREMIAH
CULLUM
ftp ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS
WEAPON
ati dui
STEPHEN
HILTON
TYLER
HOPPER
JOSHUA
HYNSON
DOMESTIC A&b discharge firearm with
intent to kill
ati
MELISSA
KINNIKIN
FTA- DUI
pushmataha County
CLIFTON
GILMORE
OLIVER
GRAHAM
MICHAEL
HILLIARD
JAMES
HOBSON
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS CHILD ENDANGERMENT/dui
BOOKER
REYNOLDS
DORA
REYNOLDS
STEPHANIE
REYNOLDS
WILLIAM
REYNOLDS
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
ROBERT
ROGERs
SCARPELLo
STEPHEN
SPEERS
JERRY
STAMPS, jr.
JIMMY
TAYLOR
JARED
TURNER
driving w/license canc/
susp/revoked
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
poss OF CDS w/intent to
dist
distribution of cds
MARCI
WEEDON
SANDY
WHEELER
CHRISTINA
WILLIAMSON
MICHAEL
WILSON
TINA
WOODS
poss OF CDS w/intent to
dist
poss OF CDS w/intent to
dist
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS poss OF CDS w/intent to
dist
An intoxicated Antlers woman
repeatedly called 911 because she
wanted “all of the drunks out of her
house.”
When Teresa Anne Scarpello, 53,
told an officer she needed somewhere to stay, he told her he had
just the place -- hello, Pushmataha
County Jail.
According to the affidavit, Scarpello repeatedly called 911 from
11:58 p.m. on February 17 to 12:15
a.m. on February 18. Dispatchers
said Scarpello would start yelling
and hang up before they could ask
her why she was calling. They said
she also sounded very intoxicated.
A Pushmataha County deputy called Scarpello to see what was
wrong, but she kept doing the same old thing -- she would yell at the
deputy and hang up the phone.
After being hung up on five times, the deputy went to Scarpello’s
residence to see what was up.
(This would be the deputy’s third encounter with the woman that
day. According to the deputy, Scarpello became increasingly intoxicated with each visit.) He found her sitting in her car in the driveway
-surprise!- yelling at someone on the phone.
The deputy opened the car door and asked her what was wrong.
She told him that she just wanted all of the drunks out of her house.
She then told the deputy that she needed a place to stay. He told her
he had just the place for her. He then placed her under arrest and
took her to jail.
Scarpello is being charged with disorderly house. She was released
on a $200 bond.
We have just the
place for you!
CHRISTOPHER
ALLMAN
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
8 | march 6, 2015 pushmataha County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOSEPH
BARLOW
BRUCE
COLVIN
RANDY
COLVIN
JAMIE
ELLIS-SCOTT
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS WARRANT DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF cds
JAMES
KILPATRICK
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
CAROLYN
MCKEE
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
GRACE
RENDON
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
BILLY
ROGERS
DENNIS
ROGERS
ANGELA
ROGERS
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
ANNA
STEELY
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
TERESA
SCARPELLo
Public Disturbance
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County march 6, 2015 | 9
FABIAN
BROWN
ZACHARY
CAROTHERS
CHRISTOPHER
CHARLTON
DANNY
COOK
CURTIS
ALLEN, jr.
burglary
dus dui dui BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE
SHERMAN
GREEN
SHEILA
HART
FRANKIE
HEADY SR. TAMERA
HICKS
DUI dwi POSS OF CDS WITHIN 1000 FT
OF SCHOOL
fta
ARTHUR
LINDAMOOD
SHERRI
LONEWOLF
CALEB
LOPER
NYSSA
MATCHEN
dui PUBLIC intox dui fta
ANDREW
MCCLANAHAN
ANDREW
MCDONALD
KAYLEE
MIDDLETON
SHANNON
MOORe
FABION
OROZCO
JODIE
PATE
KALLIE
PIERCE
poss of marijuana ata mtr poss of cds/para public intox trespassing public intox
RHOADES
WILLIE
ROBINSON
MICHAEL
SATTERFIELD
MICHAEL
THURMAN
LEON
VANTREES
BREANNA
WASHINGTON
DEWAYNE
WHITE
public intox OBSTRU CTION OF POLICE
OFFICER
dui public intox warrant dus
A Broken Bow man decided to risk
it and went all in when he allegedly did
some drugs in the parking lot of a Grant
casino.
The cards definitely weren’t in his favor, because security saw the man smoking from his pipe and they called the police.
On February 15, a Choctaw Nation
Tribal Police officer was dispatched to
the casino on Highway 271 at approximately 12:38 a.m. for possible drug usage in the parking lot. According to the
affidavit, casino security showed him
video surveillance of Rickey Louis Rhoades, 54, sitting in his vehicle
smoking an unknown substance out of a glass pipe.
Police located the man in the casino.
The officer told him about the video and asked if the man had anything he should know about on his person. Rhoades said no, and he
told the officer he could take a look.
The officer didn’t find anything illegal on the man. The officer then
asked the man where the pipe was he had been using. Rhoades said
it was in his truck. They walked outside to the vehicle, and Rhoades
handed the glass pipe to the officer.
He also said, “I’ve got a little bit to go with it.”
He then handed the officer a clear plastic baggy containing a crystal-like substance and a black container. Inside the container was
another glass pipe, two straws and a blue rag.
The crystal-like substance field-tested positive for methamphetamine.
Rhoades was placed under arrest and taken to jail.
Rhoades is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous
substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. He was
released on an $8,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on
March 31, 2015.
No winning tonight
at the casino
10 | march 6, 2015 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
TITUS
ALLEN
JOSEPH
ACKER
public intox
PETIT LARCENY
TONDA
COOK
JENNIFER
CROWELL
KIMBERLY
CROWELL
BURGLARY - 2ND DEGREE public intox public intox
DEJUAN
HICKSOn
TEVIN
HOLMAN
JACOB
HUNTER
poss of marijuana/para WARRANT ROBBERY
RICKEY
RHOADES
poss of cds/para
RONALD
WILLISON
BARRY
WOOD
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS burglary
coal County
ancil
davis
benny
beshear
billy
warner
bobby
harris
warrant larceny of an automobile fta warrant
bryson
daniels
public intox
garry
casey
fta
kenneth
harkins
a&B
kimberly
stewart
kristy
franklin
marlin
gore
stover
seth
layton
fta duid warrant domestic a&B
We often receive calls asking if there is a price to keep
someone out of our publication. The short answer to that
question is NO! OK Jailbirds has never accepted money or
favor to not publish a photo.
Thank you and God Bless
no payoffs allowed
Coalgate woman Melissa Dianne Stover, 43, allegedly threatened to burn
down her daughter’s house and storage
shed on February 13.
When she admitted to having drug
paraphernalia in her room at the residence, police took her to jail.
According to the police report, a
woman called the Coal County Sheriff’s
Officer at approximately 6:45 p.m. and
told a deputy that her mother, identified as Stover, was threatening to burn
down her house and storage shed. She
also said she thought her mother might have been using drugs.
The deputy went to the residence and spoke to Stover who denied
threatening to burn the house down. She did admit to threatening to
burn down the storage shed, which contained her belongings.
When the deputy asked her if she had been using drugs, she said
no, but then told the deputy she had paraphernalia in her room. She
walked inside the home to her room and retrieved two pipes that
both had a burned black residue inside.
She told the deputy she had used them to smoke marijuana two
weeks earlier, but there was no longer any marijuana in the home.
The deputy asked her if he could search her room. She said yes, and
he found a small metal box containing a green powder substance.
The pipes and metal container field-tested positive for marijuana.
Stover was placed under arrest and taken to jail.
Stover is being charged with unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released on a $1,000 bond and is scheduled to
appear in court on March 6, 2015.
Mommy dearest
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County march 6, 2015 | 11
DENSEL
ADCOCK, jr.
PAMELA
AKE
ANTHONY
ANZLOVAR
HENRY
ARROYO
DUI FTA- BOGUS CHECK FTA - BOGUS CHECK warrant
LORI
BROWN
MATTHEW
BROWN
RONALD
BURKS
JESSIE
BYRD
FALSE & BOGUS CHECK FOR
TAX
FTA - BURGlary driving w/license
SUSPENDED/REV/CANCELLED
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
TEMPLE
CLANCY
DERICK
CLIFTON
CHRISTOPHER
COOK
ROBERT
COOPER
MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANU
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
driving w/license
SUSPENDED/REV/CANCELLED
DESTROYIN G EVIDENCE
JOHN
DIBLER
ROBERT
DIEDRICH
ANTHONY
DORRELL
CASSIE
ELLIS
RICHARD
EVANS
DEBORAH
FARLEY
ERIC
FRAZIER
DUI Public intox FTP- DUS PETIT LARCENY LARCENY POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
ATA DUI
BRITTANY
FREEMAN
KALEB
FRY
SHELLY
GASTON
ALEXANDER
GIBSON
RICKY
GILLIN
ADAM
GIPSON
KIMBERLY
GREEN
TRESPASSING MALICIOUS INJURY /
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
DUI FTA - ATA BURGLARY PETIT LARCENY POSS OF MARIJUANA DUI
A McAlester man got thirsty on February
23 and decided he was going to get himself
two 30-packs of beer at a local convenience
store.
He also decided to was going to get them
without paying.
On February 23, McAlester officer were
dispatched to a store at Sixth and Wyandotte Avenue because a man had left the
store with two 30-packs of beer he didn’t
pay for.
According to the affidavit, officer spoke to
the store clerk and started searching for 29-year-old Brandon Joe
Jones. They went to his residence in the 500 block of East Seminole.
On the front porch, there was an unopened can of beer matching the
brand Jones allegedly took from the store.
Police knocked on the doors for awhile, but no one answered. They
could hear a female crying inside, and one officer saw Jones walking
around the house. Finally, the woman opened the door and police
were able to enter the residence.
An officer noticed several unopened cans of beer lying all over the
living room and a torn open 30-pack beer box. Jones was uncooperative with officers, and he was eventually placed under arrest and
taken to jail.
An officer spoke with the woman at the home who told her there
was another 30-pack of beer upstairs, which also matched the brand
stolen from the store.
Police collected the alleged stolen beer and left the residence.
Jones told police the “bitch” at the convenience store wouldn’t sell
him any beer, so he took the 30 packs.
At the jail, he told police he was ready to fight and “to come on...
let’s get on it.” He also made derogatory comments about county
employees during booking.
Jones is being charged with threaten to perform act of violence,
obstructing an officer and larceny of merchandise from retailer. He
was released on a $200 bond.
Free beer will cost ya
JONES
12 | march 6, 2015 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DAVID
HAMILTON
JOHN
HAWKINS
JOSHUA
HENRY
BRIAN
HERNANDEZ
JESSICA
HERNANDEZ
GREG
HILL
DONNA
HOMER
ATR POSS OF CDS ROBBERY BY FORCE OR FEAR PETIT LARCENY DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
a&b w/dangerous weapon Public intox UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
JOHNNY
HUNTER
CARRIE
HYSLOP
AMY
JAMES
LARRY
JOHNSON
BRANDON
JONES
ELIZABETH
JUSTICE
JOE
KERNS
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
fta- operate motor vehicle w/ no drivers license
FTP- PETIT LARCENY OBTAININ G CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK/FALSE PRET
LARCENY OF MERCH DUI PUBLIC DRUNK
RICKY
KETCHUM
JASON
KIDWELL
ASTINA
KINNAMON
DAKOTA
LAWSON
MICHAEL
LEONARD
RACHEL
LOVETT
TIMOTHY
MCMANUS
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
FTA - public intox BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE ATR RAPE BY
INSTRumentaion- 1st degree
PETIT LARCENY SEXUAL BATTERY
JEREMY
MONTGOMERY
DAVID
NACE
CRYSTAL
NESTER
FELISHA
NEWTON
BREE
OSBURN
JAROD
PADILLA
JONAH
PARKER
PUBLIC DRUNK POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
POSS MARIJAUNA Public intox dus dus/dur POSS CDS
STEPHANIE
PARKS
CHARLES
PATTON
JAMES
POWELL, JR. TERRY
POWELL
DAKOTA
REED
RODNEY
RICHARDS
JOSE
RIOS
FTP- NO Drivers License OR
EXPIRED
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
POSS para POSS OF CDS TREPASSIN G Public intox FTP
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County march 6, 2015 | 13
TIMOTHY
SCHOGGINS
JAMES
SHUMAN
HORACE
SLAUGHTER
WILLIAM
SWAN
JASON
THOMAS
A.J.
THOMASON
TONYA
USREY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
DESTROYIN G EVIDENCE ROBBERY BY FORCE OR FEAR vpo
dus/dur REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
FTA - POSS CONTROLLED SUB IN
PRESENCE OF CHILD
JOHN
WALTON
HALENA
WARD
MICAH
WASHINGTON
AVLA
WELLS
KENDRA
WHALEY
CHRISTOPHER
WHITE
JERALD
WHITLOW
FTP PETIT LARCENY OUTRAGING PUBLIC DECENCY MANUFA CTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANU
OBSTRU CTING OFFICER FTP- A&B DUI
CANDIUS
WILLIAMS
HUNTER
WILLIAMS
CARA
WOOD
TRAVIS
WOODS
LINDSAY
WYATT
STEVEN
YOUNG
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER OBTAININ G CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
DUS/dur
FTA- ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN CDS
BY FORGERY
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
MICHAEL
BEDFORD
WILLIAM
BOLIEN
CARL
BOND, SR.
PETIT LARCENY
PUBLIC INTOX
DUS/DUR
JESSY
CARNEY
ALAN
CARSON
LONNIE
CARTER
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
DUI
MICHAEL
CRAWLEY
CRYSTAL
CREEKMORE
CHARLES
DENNIS
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
PARKIN G SAFETY FIRE ZONE DOMESTIC ABUSE
Game Warden needs
the public’s help
Oklahoma Game Warden
Jim Gillham is asking for the
public's help to solve a wildlife crime in Choctaw County. Someone killed a doe
deer and butchered her on
the evening of 02/17/2015
and dumped her remains
between the hours of 3 and 5
a.m. in a residential area of
Hugo. The doe was pregnant with triplets. If anyone has in information concerning this or other wildlife crimes, please call the Operation Game Thief hotline at 1-800-522-8039 between the hours of 8
a.m. and 4:30 pm., or you can contact your local game warden.
14 | march 6, 2015
Jerry Dale McCurley
Rape
462 Bus Loop
Eufaula, OK
Michael David Elder
Soliciting Sexual Conduct of Comm
with Minor by use of Technology
17615 Parker Rd
Spiro, OK
Charles e Fondren
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
17905 Cowshed Crossing
Spiro, OK
Luther Jay Franklin Jr
Rape - Second Degree
19312 Crossroads
Spiro, OK
Joshua d Frederick
Rape - Second Degree
28870 212 St. #35
Poteau, OK
Anthony Reading
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
30050 W CR 1300
McCurtain, OK
Donna Clarice Scheidt
Rape - Second Degree
30153 S County Rd 4280D
Quinton, OK
Darrin Todd Dunn
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
Rt. 2 Box 1897
Checotah, OK
Roy Vernon Durbin
Procure, Produce, Distribute, Or
Possess Child Pornography
121337 S 4147 Road
Eufaula, OK
Anthony Monroe
Indecent Exposure
52 Monroe Drive
Mcalester, OK
Johnny Dean Hood
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
10528 SW Gowen Rd
Wilburton, OK
Barton Glenn Keith
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
3201 SW 240th Rd.
Tuskahoma, OK
LeFlore County Pittsburg County
Latimer County
Haskell County
McIntosh County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
march 6, 2015 | 15
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Eden Dugas
Missing Since:
1/22/2015
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Houston, TX
Destiny Buycks
Missing Since:
12/27/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Lawton, OK
Jacob Graves
Missing Since:
12/24/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Hugo, OK
Graciela
Hernandez
Missing Since:
1/19/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Pasadena, TX
Ryan Pena
Missing Since:
9/25/2014
Age Now: 10
Missing from:
Pasadena, TX
December Sny- der
Missing Since:
12/28/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Ratliff City, OK
Paris Cason
Missing Since:
2/10/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Dallas, TX
Corina Johnson
Missing Since:
2/1/2015
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
San Elizario, TX
Selena Campos
Missing Since:
1/26/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Spring, TX
16 | march 6, 2015 Haskell County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CANDICE
BAKER
BARONICA
BENSON
FREDDIE
BOSTON
BOSTON
TEMPLE
CLANCY
MICHAEL
DURHAM
RANDY
GREENHAW
LEAVING THE SCENE OF
ACCIDENT DAMAGED FIXTURE
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACTS
OF VIOLENCE AND ASSaULT
POSS CDS
FTA- LARCENY OF GASOLINE
fta/ftp- TREPASSIN G OBTAIN CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK/ FAKE PRET
GEORGE
GRIFFITH
RICKY
MCCLARY
JAMES
MILLER
MICHAEL
RAMIREZ
GARY
ROSE
STEPHEN
ROWELL
CRISTIAN
SEGUNDO
POSS PARA
VIOLATION OF COMPULSORY
EDUCATION ACT
POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT a&b ATA POSS OF CDS
dur dui
A Stigler police officer dispatched to a local business for reports
of shoplifting on February 3 ended up arresting one man for a completely different reason.
According to the affidavit, the officer was dispatched to the business in the 1500 block of East Main because there were people allegedly stealing stuff. When he arrived, the owner of the store was
standing outside. He pointed at a truck that was parked in the parking lot.
The officer approached the truck and made contact with the driver, 47-year-old Freddie Joe Boston of Stigler and three passengers.
He asked Boston if he took anything from the store, and he said no.
The passenger, Stigler man Jacob Dwight Copeman, 21, told the officer that he had stolen
some pliers from the store. The officer searched Boston’s vehicle for stolen items.
In the backseat, he found a black container with black tape around the top. When the officer opened the box, he found three baggies containing a crystal substance. He asked Boston
if it was his. He said no.
Boston’s three passengers also denied that the box belonged to them. Boston then changed
his tune and admitted to the officer that the box and its contents were his.
Copeman is being charged with petit larceny. He was released on a $1,000 bond. Boston is
being charged with possession of controlled substance. His bond was set at $15,000.
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County march 6, 2015 | 17
AIMEE
ADAMS
SANTOS
ALVAREZ-OLIVARES
BAILEY
AMMONs
poss of cds/para no drivers license PUBLIC intox
JUAN
BARRIENTOS-ARELlano
BRANDON
BATES
RICKY
BATES
dui dui LARCENY mERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
NICKY
BILBAY
DAVID
BILLS
CODY
BONDS
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A DEBIT
CARD
poss of marijuana poss of cds
CHRISTOPHER
CHOATE
TONI
CHOATE
ANTHONY
CLARK
JEREMY
COMEAUX
CHRISTIAN
COOK
JANET
COOk
JACOB
CUMMINS
apc public intox fta - public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
public intox UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
poss of marijuana
CHAD
DAMRON
BRYAN
DAVIDSON
JIMMY
DELOZIER
RICHARD
DISNEY
TERRY
DONIHOO
ALISHA
DOZIER
TONYA
DUNHAM
FALSE IMPERSONATION public intox public intox public intox POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
fta/ftp - intimidating
witness
public intox
Arlington, Texas, man Sean William Ferraro, 25, is facing
charges in Bryan County after he tried to break into a Colbert
residence while intoxicated. He said he thought he was already back home.
According to the police report, some Colbert residents were
rudely awakened by Ferraro trying to get into their residence
on Ridgecrest Drive. The homeowner told police he was woken up at 3:30 a.m. by a noise outside his bathroom window.
When he looked outside, he saw a man, later identified as
Ferraro, standing there.
The homeowner asked the strange man what he was doing
-- the man told him to open the door, because he wanted to
talk. The homeowner told him no. The man told him it was
cold outside, and he needed to let him in. The homeowner
told Ferraro he was going to call the police and get his gun.
Ferraro continued his attempt to get inside the house by trying to open both the back and
front door.
The homeowner told police Ferraro would have had to either jump the fence or go through
two gates to get to the back door and window.
Police found Ferraro sitting in the driveway of the residence.
The man was missing a shoe and appeared to be highly intoxicated. He told a Bryan County
deputy that he had been drinking and gambling at the casino. He said, “I thought I was at my
dad’s house [in Arlington] and I tried to get in.”
After checking the man for weapons or drugs, the deputy placed him under arrest and took
him to jail.
On the way, Ferraro said he didn’t know where his car was, and he wasn’t even sure if he
had driven, because casino security had told him he was too drunk to drive.
Should’ve listened, Ferraro!
At 8:15 a.m., police located Ferraro’s abandoned car 200 yards away from the home he
was trying to break into. It looked as though it had been involved in a wreck, and inside the
vehicle was Ferraro’s missing shoe, driver’s license and social security card.
Ferraro is being charged with attempted breaking and entering dwelling without permission and public intoxication. He was released on a personal recognizance bond and is scheduled to appear in court on April 16, 2015.
Takin’ the long way home
FERRARO
18 | march 6, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LEA
DUREe
RONALD
DUREE
SEAN
FERRARO
GARY
FINKLEA
MARK
GARRETT
JERRY
GIBSON
CRISTA
GUTHRIE
poss of cds ata - dui ATTEMPTED BURGLARY dui dui poss of cds public intox
ROBERT
HAND
BRITTANY
HANKINs
KYLE
HARGROVE
ASHLEIGH
HARKINS
AMY
HARRIS
LISA
HARTMAN
LESTER
HENSLEY
dui child neglect dui LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
poss of cds w/intent to
dist
dui
DAVID
HERNANDEZ
JUSTIN
HERNANDEZ
JONATHAN
HIBDON
JOSHUA
HOGUE
BRANDON
HONEYSUCKLE
BRENNAN
HOUSE
RACHEL
HOWARD
no drivers license UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE/ ATTEMPT TO ELUDE
domestic a&B a&B w/dangerous weapon POSS FIREARM IN THE
COMMISSION OF A FELONY
dwi dwi
KENTON
INMON
ADAM
IVEY
GREGORY
JEFFERS
AMANDA
JENKINS
MICHAEL
JENNINGS
CHRISTOPHER
JOHNSON
CODY
JOHNSON
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
DOMESTIC a&B poss of marijuana fta - poss of para dui dwi FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
JAMES
JOHNSON
MORGAN
JOHNSON
KATHERINE
KARR
LINDA
KINDLE
BRADLEY
KING
SHANNON
KINNAMON
DAMARIUS
LAVENDER
agg dwi fta - larceny merch from a
retailer
larceny merch from a
retailer
RAPE- 2ND DEGREE fta/ftp - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
poss of cds/para poss of marijuana
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County march 6, 2015 | 19
ALEXIS
LEWIS
JAMES
LEWIS
JOEL
LITTRELL
JIMMY
LONG SR. RICKY
LUTTRELL
BILL
MADDEN
BRYAN
MAJORS
a&B ata - obscene/threaten FTA - PEtIT LARCENY DOMESTIC a&B fta - trafficking in illegal
drugs afcf
dus ftp - poss of marijuana
GARETT
MATTOX
JAMES
MCCAIN
MARQUISE
MCCLINTOn
CHRISTINA
MCINTOSH
KEVIN
METCALF
ANTHONY
MONAHAN
ROBIN
MOORE
fta - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
dui poss of marijuana FALSE INFORMATION TO POLICE
OFFICER
dus public intox LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
ANDREW
MORGAN
BILLY
MULLENIX
DOVELIN
MULLINS
STARLA
MYERS
RICHARD
NESSMITH
KEVIN
O’DONLEY
DARLA
ODUM
public intox public intox OBTAININ G CASH/ MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
POSS OF CDS WITHIN 2000’ OF
SCHOOL/PARK /MINOr
FTP - LARCENY MERCHANDISE
FROM A RETAILER
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
public intox
PAUL
PAYNE
KENDAL
PIERCe
MISTY
POSTON-DELOZIer
BOYCE
POWELL
GLENDA
RA Y
JUSTIN
RICE
MICHEAL
ROBINSON
poss of marijuana poss of cds domestic a&B poss of marijuana/para public intox no drivers license reckless driving
EUSEBID
SANTILLANo
CARLOS
SAUCEDA
JENNIFER
SCROGGINs
DAVID
SHELTON
BOBBY
SIKES, ii
MICHAEL
SKINNER
DELPHIA
SMITH
agg dui poss of marijuana/para public intox public intox FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
dui
20 | march 6, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DOUGLAS
SMITH
TANNER
SMITH
ALEX
SOSA-LARA
CHRISTIE
SPARKS
JASON
SPARKS
JERRY
SPRINGS
BRUCE
STARKEY
poss of cds TRESPASSING
no drivers license public intox dui TRANSPORTING LOADED
FIREARM IN MOTOR VEHICLE
dui
ORLANDO
SWIFT
JIMMY
TAYLOR
JAMES
THALACKER
JOSHUA
TYREE
HEATHER
VANDENBURG
FRANCISCO
VELASCO
LANCE
WALKER
poss of marijuana bogus check public intox fta - larceny of merch
from retailer
poss of cds/para no drivers license dui
NATHAN
WALKER
MURANDA
WASHINGTON
ROBBIE
WATKINS
AMANDA
WATTS
JAMES
WHITE
WHITNEY
WHITTINGTON
KEVIN
WILSON
FALSE IMPERSONATION larceny of merch from
retailer
no drivers license larceny of merch from
retailer
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIbute
larceny of merch from
retailer
public intox
JUSTIN
ARMSTRONG
JOSE
AVILA
DALTON
BACON
KEVIN
BARNETTE
fta/ftp - no drivers license dui dui POSSESSION WEAPON IN THE
COMMISSION OF A FELOny
CHRISTOPHER
BELL
ROBERT
BELLOWS
DARRION
BIGGERS
JOHN
BIGGS
public intox poss of para public intox BURGLARY -2ND DEGREE
PAMELA
BOWLES
CARESS
BROWN
TRACY
BURNS
LORETTA
CARPENTEr
dwi
agg dui fta - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
dui
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty McCurtain County march 6, 2015 | 21
STEPHEN
ADAMS
CHRISTOPHER
ANDERSON
RACHAEL
BAKER
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
DOMESTIC ABUSE DUS/DUR
ERICA
BROWN
COREY
CARTER
PATRICE
COCKERHAM
PETIT LARCENY CARRY FIREARMS AFcf/
DURING PROBATION
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
VALORIE
DUNKIN
Rodriguez- Nations
Combs
ALICE
DUNN
KACY
EBERT
LARCENY OF MERCH a&b W/ DEADLY WEAPON POSS METH
ROBERTO
GONZALEZ
JOSHUA
HAMMONDS
VERNON
HILL
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
SEXUAL BATTERY DOMESTIC ABUSE
DEREK
KENNEDY
ALAN
LEWIS
KEITH
MANNING
ALFREDO
MARTINEZ
ANDREW
MCCUTCHEON
ROBERT
MCKINNON
DONALD
MCROY
CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAPON
PUBLIC DRUNK AGG DUI FALSE & BOGUS CHECK FOR
TAX
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
VEHICLE
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
Valliant woman Amy Patricia Rodriguez-Nations, 30, and
Wright City man David Charles Combs, 25, were arrested after police found drugs, paraphernalia and a loaded gun in
their vehicle shortly after 1 a.m. on February 25.
According to the police report, an Idabel police officer
stopped the couple’s vehicle because it was traveling 47
mph in a 35 mph zone on Washington Avenue. The driver,
Combs, had a suspended license.
The officer asked Combs if he could search the vehicle.
Combs said it was his mother’s car. When the officer told
him it was OK for him to consent to a search since he was
driving, Combs said he had a gun under his seat, but it belonged to a friend and he didn’t want to get in trouble.
The officer asked him to step out of the vehicle.
When the officer retrieved the weapon, a digital scale and
glass pipe fell from under the seat. After clearing the loaded
gun, the officer noticed the serial numbers on the gun had
been scratched off.
He placed Combs under arrest.
The officer then asked Rodriguez-Nations to exit the vehicle. He asked her to empty her pockets. Rodriguez-Nations
pulled a black bag from between her legs that contained a
cigarillo package with one missing, a syringe with a clear fluid that later tested positive for meth, a highlight with a pipe
at the end of it, and a green leafy substance.
The officer placed her under arrest.
During an inventory of the vehicle, the officer found lighters, a bottle containing a clear fluid and two small baggies
containing a clear crystal substance, which later field-tested
positive for methamphetamine.
When the officer transported Rodriguez-Nations to jail, she told him she would take the
charges for the marijuana and other items in her purse, but she wasn’t going to take any
charges for the meth. She said Combs told her he needed to sell his methamphetamine so he
could pay his dealer.
Rodriguez-Nations is being charged with two counts of possession of controlled dangerous
substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond information was unknown
at time of publication.
Combs is being charged with possession of firearm after former felony conviction, possession of controlled dangerous substance, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and
driving with license suspended. His bond was set at $12,500.
They are scheduled to appear in court on March 31, 2015.
Two for the
price of one
22 | march 6, 2015 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MICHEAL
NAHWOOKSY
GARY
PARKER
WILLIAM
PARKER
SAMUEL
PATRICK
KATHERINE
PAZ
DEREK
PENDLETON
DIANNE
PERRY
RECKLESS DRIVING DUS/DUR OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
MALICIOUS INJURY /
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
dus BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE ABUSE/FINANCIAL
EXPLOITATION BY CARETAKER
MATTHEW
PETERS
WALTER
POND
MARION
RELEFORD
MERCEDES
SAMPSON
BETTYLOU
SAVELL
BEVERLY
SHERMAN
TRACY
SIPES
POSS CONTRABAND BY INMATE LARCENY OF MERCH CHILD ENDANGERMENT/ dui THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
ENDEAVOR /CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
ENDEAVOR /CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
VEHICLE
CHARLES
SWEARINGIN
EARNEST
THREADGILL
SHANE
THREADGILL
DANIEL
TOLLESON
CORD
TYLER
KWADON
WATSON
ELSA
WESLEY
DUI DUI POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
TAKIN G/RECEIVING TAKEN
CREDIT CARD
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/
CON GAME
NATHAN
WESLEY
FRANKLIN
WHITE
RANDY
WHITEHEAD
BENJAMIN
WILLIAMS
LACEDRICK
WINSTON
TY
WISE
DARREN
WOOD
dwi REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
VEHICLE
RAPE BY INSTRUMENTATION REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTAN CE
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE MANUFA CTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANU
DANNY
WYATT
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
ROBERT
GAMMEL
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
JAMES
GILL
POSS cds
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty McCurtain County march 6, 2015 | 23
DANNY
BEAN
JEREMIAH
BILLY
CORY
BOSTIC
JOSHUA
BRAY
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
PUBLIC DRUNK UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
LARCENY OF MERCH
MEGHANN
COOK
DADRIAN
CUBIT
SAMMY
DANIELS
LANDON
DOLLAR
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
LATRUNDA
EDD
SHOLESHA
FREEMAN
PRISONER PLACING BODY
FLUID ON govt EMPLOYEE
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
TREY
HOBBS
TYLER
JAMES
CHARLES
JOHNSON
JOSHUA
JONES
powell
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
PUBLIC DRUNK DUI ROBBERY - SECOND DEGREE
Atoka County
SANDRA
EDEN
DESTINY
ELLIOT-CALLICOAT
JAMOL
EPTING
warrant poss of cds poss of marijuana
GEORGE
HOOKEr
JOHN
ISHMEAL
JULIE
LAMBERT
poss of marijuana bogus check warrant
MALISSA
RAINS
FRANCI
SEABOURN
STEPHANIE
SHERRIN
KYLE
STEPHENS
SAMUEL
TISDALE JR. STEPHANIE
WATSOn
JUSTIN
WILLIAMS
dus poss of cds/para warrant dus a&B on police officer w/
intent to cause harm
DISORderLY CONDUCT/
resisting arrest
dur
An 18-year-old Atoka man was arrested after he allegedly tried to
get people to cash a stolen check for him.
Unfortunately for him, the people recognized the name on the
check!
On February 8, Tyler Gene Powell allegedly went around to different apartments in the 1000 block of South Choctaw asking people if
they had a bank account, because he wanted them to cash a check for
him on their account.
Two of the witnesses told police when they answered the door, he
walked into their apartment and asked if either one of them had a
bank account because he needed a check cashed.
When they asked to see the check, they recognized the name on
the check and sent him on his way. They also called the rightful owner of the check.
An Atoka officer was dispatched to the area at approximately 6:30 p.m. According to the
affidavit, a man told the officer he went to check the mail earlier that day and nothing was
there. He noticed that other mailboxes in the area were also open.
The man said his wife told him some of their clients had called and said Powell was trying
to get them to cash a check with the man’s name on it.
The officer located Powell, and the man agreed to speak with him. He told the officer he
didn’t know anything about a check.
Powell is being charged with uttering forged instrument. He was released on a personal
recognizance bond and is scheduled to appear in court on March 4, 2015.
Check your checks
24 | march 6, 2015 atoka County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LARRY
ARLES JR. LARRY
ARLES
CARLOS
ARROYO
CALEB
BEARD
KELLY
BESHIRS
JOHNNY
BILLINGs
TINA
BOWDEN
poss of marijuana duid dui
dus dus public intox agg dui
TRENT
BROWN
VINCENT
BRYANT
NATALIE
BURKHALTER
RICHARD
BUTLER
RONNIE
COX
ABELINA
DELGADO
GARY
DUBREE jr.
TRANSPORT OF A LOADED
FIREARM
disorderly conduct warrant
poss of marijuana/para dui dui public intox
DAVID
WILSON
dus
BOBBY
FULSOm
STACEY
GRAVITT
SEAN
GRIFFIN
ANGELESA
HALEY
warrant dui no drivers license
dus
ERIC
LOUDERMILK
DEREK
MARLOW
WALTER
MOORE
JORDAN
PICKAREE
duid/ CHILD ENDANGERMENT dus poss of marijuana/para
poss of marijuana
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
With this most recent ice
and snow storm that gripped
Oklahoma, there obviously were
some significant obstacles to safe driving. One that I have noticed,
that doesn’t really get a lot of attention, is the visibility that is
obstructed by iced over windshields and windows on vehicles. I’m
going to touch on some of that, to try to raise some awareness about
it, and give some tips to help us stay safe.
We’ve all seen it...a vehicle coming down the road with just a
small hole scraped in the windshield so the driver could see the
road. Every time I see it, I cringe! The law that governs this is
Oklahoma State Statute 47:12-404.C, which states: “No person
shall drive any motor vehicle with any sign, poster, other nontransparent material, or debris, including but not limited to snow,
ice, or frost upon the front windshield or the side wings, or side
or rear windows......which obstructs, obscures, or impairs the
driver’s clear view of the highway ahead or to either side or of any
intersecting highway.” What this means to the everyday driver is
that the little hole you scraped to drive by, just won’t cut it! While
compliance is the goal, the reason is safety! Obviously the chances
of an accident drastically increase as visibility decreases...so why
limit our vision to just a small hole out the front windshield?
There are several ways to clear those windshields, both
mechanically and chemically. A simple ice scraper has been the
preferred method for as long as most people can remember. They
are inexpensive, and easy to find. Another method is simply to
go out 10 minutes before you leave, start your car up, and get the
defroster going! When the windows are clear, you are good to go.
Still another way is to obtain any number of chemical de-icing
sprays that are available at most stores. Don’t pour hot water
on your windows, as the change in temperatures can cause your
window to crack or break!
While we are talking about it, lets not forget about those side and
rear widows. A significant percentage of accidents happen while
backing, so it stands to reason that we need to be able to see out
our back glass as well as the front. Side windows are no different,
no one wants to be struck by a vehicle they couldn’t see when they
pull into an intersection. After you finish with those side windows,
go ahead and hit those side mirrors as well!
All of these suggestions simply take a little extra time, and
sometimes money, but the time and money pale in comparison to
the impact on time and money that an accident will have on you, or
others. As a safe, courteous driver, you owe it to yourself and your
fellow drivers! Thanks for reading, buckle up and be safe!
Tips from a Trooper
march 6, 2015 | 25
What you’re saying
about this on...
Randall V: Jeremy R is this your dad
Flora S: Great Job.
Jeremy R: Finally caught that asshole lol. Didn’t bring me my money either ha ha
Anna D: He looks like Cesar from Weeds.
Cory M: I believe that’s the face of a possibly soon to be dead man if he doesn’t go
into hiding.
Lori R: Thank God it didn’t reach our kids keep up the good work and God Bless You
Randy P: All because he didn’t use his damn blinker...smh
Frankie G: It’s not that randy. Out of state plates in Oklahoma is a hot car. I went
thru the same thing they make excuses to pull you over.
Kevin G: $ 25,000 SO I can have 55 pounds of cocaine and just pay 2500 hundred
bucks in bail and leave. Wtf
Michelle F: Good job!
James M: Don’t give them permission to search. Duh
Merlin K: Good!
Scott L: looks like carlos
Treva K: Great job!
Stephen A: Sorry, but 25 kilos isn’t worth 2 million. Barely worth 350k. Stop blowing up the numbers to try to log good. Good job on the bust. But don’t try to make it into
what it isn’t.
Shelton B: damn good job
Keith C: Must have been on the way to the Bartlesville court house for their next
party.
An Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office deputy noticed a pickup truck
make an unsafe lane change in the
northbound lane of I-35 near N.E.
122nd Street. The deputy stopped
the vehicle and spoke with the driver,
46-year old Rafael Armando Rocha,
of Rowland Heights, California.
While speaking with Rocha he gave
the deputy permission to search his
truck. On the rear passenger side the
deputy noticed a black suitcase, and
inside the suitcase the deputy found 25-kilos of cocaine (55lbs).
Rocha was booked into the Oklahoma County jail on a complaint of Trafficking
cocaine base
On February 16, 2015 Rocha posted bond of $25,000.00, and has been released
from jail.
2.2 MILLION WORTH OF COCAINE
TAKEN OFF STREETS
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
Alejandro Perez Chay
H/M 5’0” 120 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Sexual Battery Of Person
Over 16
William W Childers
AI/M 5’7” 130 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
Joshua A Charles
W/M 6’3” 185 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
Michael Allen Chase
W/M 6’3” 220 lbs.
Last Known Address:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
Indecent Exposure
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26 | march 6, 2015 Mcintosh County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHRISTOPHER
DOWNUM
JEFFERY
EPLEY
FALSE REPORTING OF A CRIME DUS
CODY
HUMPHERS
JOSHUA
HYSELL
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
MISUSE OF 911 SYSTEM
JOHNNY
MILLER
JIMMY
MILLS
FTA- POSS OF CONTROLLED
DRUG W/INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
GIVING FASLE INFORMATION TO
CREATE LIABILITY
JAMES
RALPH
DESTINY
SHARP
DUI DUS
HEATHER
THOMAS
CHRISTOPHER
YOUNGBLOOD
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
poss of cds w/intent to
distribute
Before anything else, we are all human.
It’s time to embrace diversity.
Let’s put aside labels in the name of love.
Rethink your bias at lovehasnolabels.com
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Mcintosh County march 6, 2015 | 27
JACQUELINE
COLEMAN
JOSEPH
DAVIS
PUBLIC INTOX
POSS OF CDS/para
JEREMY
HERNDON
PAUL
HOLYBEE
ESCAPE FROME ARREST OR
DETENTION
poss of cds/para
HOWARD
MCGUIRE
CARRYING WEAPONS/
IMPERSONAte POLICE OFFICER
JASON
MCQUAY
THREATNING TO PREFORM A
ACT OF VIOLENCE
JENNIFER
OWENS
GINETTE
OWENS
COLT
PARSONS
JARED
PEYTON
GREGGORY
POOLE
FTA- CHILD ENDANGERMENT
BY Dui
OBSTRU CTION OF AN OFFICER ELUDING FTP- DUS DUS
TRENT
SKINNER
poss of cds/para
THOMAS
SMITH
INHALING INTOXICANT
MATTHEW
SNEED
GRAND LARCENY
JASON
STEVENS
BIGAMY/ PERJURY
VICKIE
STOVER
poss of cds
LISA
ADAIR
SNEED
ADAIR
DANIEL
ANDAZOLA
BRANDON
BOWEN
rec/poss/conceal/sell/
depose stolen conv vehicle
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
poss of cds
MARTY
HALE
KERMIT
HARRIS
LISA
HENDRIX
POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
poss of cds/ firearm affc PUBLIC INTOX
LUIS
JAIMAN
RAYMOND
LEAL
ELIAS
LOPEZ MARTINEz
FTA/FTP- dus poss of marijuana/para NO DRIVERS LICENse
A Checotah couple was caught drivin’
around town February 16 in a Jeep stolen
from the police department.
Of course, the couple tried to deny that the
Jeep was stolen.
According to the affidavit, a Checotah officer saw the stolen Jeep pull into the driveway
of a residence on Shady Grove Road. After
confirming it was indeed the stolen vehicle,
he saw Lisa Ann Adair, 47, exit the driver’s
seat. 33-year-old Matthew Liss Sneed also
exited the vehicle, but he took off running
and jumped over a fence at the residence.
The officer approached Adair, and she told
him that the Jeep belonged to Sneed. Since
he knew she wasn’t telling the truth, the officer told Sneed to come back over the fence.
He then placed them both under arrest.
Sneed told the officer that he borrowed
the Jeep from a friend and had picked up
Adair. He said she then drove to the residence where the officer arrested them. The
suspects were both taken to jail.
A state trooper took Sneed to jail, and during booking, he found five
bags containing a white substance, four syringes, a glass pipe with residue, three metal pipes with residue and a metal spoon on the man’s
person.
Adair is being charged with knowingly concealing stolen property
and Sneed is being charged with knowingly concealing stolen property, distribution of controlled dangerous substance, bringing contraband into jail and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Sneed’s bond was set at $15,000.
Adair’s bond was set at $10,000.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on March 9, 2015.
Stolen police Jeep?
No, this is ours!
28 | march 6, 2015
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BEAVER
Attorneys at Law
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323 E. Carl Albert Parkway
McAlester, OK 74501
918-423-0412
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2010 National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Members
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