LEFLORE, LATIMER, PITTSBURG, MCINTOSH, HASKELL - May 1, 2015

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Vol. 4 No. 3
bryan County
charlotte
duncan
possession of cds (meth) w/
intent to distribute
mccurtain County
elaysia
blackwood
carrying firearms after
conviction
pittsburg County
kathy sharp
assault & battery w/
dangerous weapon
bryan County
brian coates
possession of child
pornography
mcintosh County
tyler keplinger
knowingly concealing stolen
property
coal County
benjamin shipman
failure to register as sex
offender
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
pittsburg County
michael maisano
robbery - first degree
leflore County
aaron wortham
obstruct/interfere w/police
officer
leflore County
stacey nobles
possession of cds/
paraphernalia
choctaw County
carl moore jr
rape - first degree
atoka County
desiree glenn
trafficking
latimer County
kanaan jackson
theft/possession of cds
leflore County
seth bailey
possession of prescription
drugs w/out prescription
haskell County
michael grimm
distribution of meth
pushmataha County
marquise jackson
burglary - second degree
bryan County
destiny lee
possession of cds w/intent to
distribute
details inside
2 | may 1, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
THOMAS
GREEN
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
JACK
TAYLOR
no drivers license
MELISSA
COBLE
OBT MERCHANDISE BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
MIGUEL
MARTINEZ
FALSE INFORMATION TO A
POLICE OFFICER
DAKOTA
HOVEy
dus or dur
SARAH
YOUNG
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
JESSE
HOOPER
DUI
TAMMY
SHEPARD
domestic a&B
JONATHAN
HARGROVE
dui
JAMES
CORMICAN
TRESPASSs
FREDDIE
CLAYTON
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
IRENE
ADAME
no drivers license
JONATHAN
ADKINs
dui
CORTEZ
FIELDS Jr.
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
A CHILD
JAMES
BARNES
POSSESSION OF FIREARM
WHILE INTOXICATED
JAKE
MCALLISTER Jr.
DRINKING IN PUBLIC
JOHN
SEITZ
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
MISTY
BENEFIELD
POSs OF MARIJUANA
JAMES
DAVIs
POSS OF CDS/para
RANDY
MARTINDALE
public intox
JOSH
JAMEs
ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON
MONICA
LONG
OBT MERCHANDISE BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
NOAH
LITTRELL
SHOPLIFTING
GARY
TURNER
POSS OF CDS
DUSTIN
CLARK
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
LEON
BOHANNON
POSS STOLEN VEHICLE
DAVID
SPRADLEY
POSS FIREARM COMMISSION
FELONY
TYLER
MAY
CULTIVATION OF MARIJUANA
BARBARA
SOLANO
PETIT LARCENY
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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SHAWNDA
BEACHEM
FALSE IMPERSONATION
STEVEN
KNOWLES
DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County may 1, 2015 | 3
KYLE
SANDERs
CONTRIBUTE DELIQUENCY OF
MINOR
RICKY
CARPENTER
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
SCOTT
KETTON
PUBLIC intox
HEATHER
SAYLOR
POSS OF MARIJUANA IN
PRESENCE OF MINOR
CORLANDUS
BRADLEY
FALSE IMPERSONATION PEACE
OFFICER
JAMES
COPELAND
RESISTING ARREST
DEVON
WILLIAMS
poss of marijuana
DENNIS
GOFORTH Jr.
no drivers license
ISAAC
MORRIS
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
BILLIE
GULLICK
SHOPLIFTING
JENNA
WILLIAMS
dus or dur
STACEY
NOBLES
poss of cds/para
MITCHELL
LANN
ELNORA
HOOPER
POSS MARIJUANA
SEAN
WILDE
PETIT LARCENY
MITCHELL
BRANCH
RESISTING ARREST
MICKEY
GOINES
OBTAINING PROPERTY BY
FALSE PRETENSES
JAROD
BAKER
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
LEE
MINYARD
POSS OF CDS/para
KRISTAL
TACKETT
BOGUS CHECK
ANGELA
CLOUGH
OBSTRUCT/INTERFERE W/
POLICE OFFICER
DAISY
BROOM
dus or dur
ALISHIKA
GARNER
POSS OF CDS
BARBARA
PICKERN
fta
JAALA
ELLIOTT
OBT MERCHANDISE BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
JUSTIN
WILLIAMS
dui
BRITAINY
LAND
EMBEZZLEMENT
CHASETON
WARD
DUI
DARLA
HOUSTON
fta
KENNETH
CORNELL
a&B
JOE
SPRABERY
DUI
ANGELA
BLAYLOCK
DOMESTIC a&b
ALVIN
JAMERSON III
DUI ACCIDENT
RONALD
SMALLWOOD
DUI
JOY
EDWARDS
POSS OF CDS IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
PATRICK
CULPEPPER
POSS OF CDS
DAVID
THOMPSON
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
A Poteau couple was caught picking up a package from
the post office on April 9 that contained some interesting
items.
Hot Wheels cars and meth, anyone?
According to the police report, officers first became aware
of the suspicious package when a K9 alerted on it at a Tulsa
postal facility on April 9. The package was addressed to a
Wister residence.
The next day, an officer served a federal search warrant
on the box.
Inside the package, he found a few Hot Wheels cars, a
small toy shark and a bag of a crystal substance that would
later test positive for methamphetamine.
On April 13, the package was transported to the post office in Wister by a Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics officer.
Heather Jean Lann, 27, and her boyfriend, 46-year-old
Karl Mitchell, arrived shortly after his arrival to claim the
package. The officer watched the package and claimed “it
never left [his] sight until the package was carried out of the
door by Lann, while with Mitchell.”
When they left the post office, officers approached them
and placed them under arrest.
Lann refused to speak to police, but Mitchell told officers he “was only told there
were Hot Wheels cars inside” of the package.
Since there was more than just a few toys in the box, the couple was booked into
the LeFlore County Detention Center.
They are both being charged with unlawful possession of controlled drug with
intent to distribute. Mitchell and Lann were released on $20,000 bonds and are
scheduled to appear in court on April 27, 2015.
A toy story
4 | may 1, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
NATHAN
NOLEN
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
GRADY
MINTON
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
SETH
BAILEY
POSS OF PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
W/OUT PRESCRIPTION
JENNIFER
HARDY
POSS CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
HENRY
MCDANIEL
DWI/APC
DUSTIN
RICE
NO SEATBELT
ROBERTO
TARIN, Jr.
OBTAINING MERCHANDISE BY
FALSE PRET/ BOGUS CHECK
CHEYENNE
JONES
fta
STEVEN
SPRINGWATER
vpo
BUDDY
HOWARD
POSS OF CDS
AARON
WORTHAM
OBSTRUCT/INTERFERE W/
POLICE OFFICER
LAURIE
LOWREY
POSS OF CDS/ dui
ASHLEY
GREGORY
DUS/DUR
BRENDA
DARLEY
POSS OF CDS
GERALD
WOOD
OBTAINING MERCh BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
JOSEPH
GONYEA III
POSS OF CDS
BILLY
JOHNSON
DUI
RANDALL
SANDERS
OBTAINING MERCHANDISE BY
FALSE PRET/ BOGUS CHECK
SHERRY
WILSON
PETIT LARCENY
TINA
RUSSELL
a&b
CHRISTI
WOOD
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
DANIEL
SNEED
POSS FIREARM AFCF
RANDI
THOMPSON
DUI
DAKOTA
SIMPSON
DUI
FERNANDO
GUERRERO
TRESPASSING
JAMES
HALEY
AGG A&B
TRAVIS
NEAL
DUi
JEREMY
DENNISTON
ESCAPING FROM DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS
BUDDY
YOUNGBLOOD
POSS OF PRESCRIPTION PILLS
IN NON PREScRIPTION BOTTLE
KARI
EDDINS
PUBLIC INTOX
Karl
VANN III
DUS/DUR
TONIA
HICKMAN
ftp
JAMES
CHITWOOD
apc
DUSTIN
MAY
DOMESTIC ABUSE/VIOLENCE
JONATHAN
HARGROVE
DUI
JOSHUA
WOODRAL
DUI
unsolved Cases
The Oklahoma State Bureau of
Investigation is off ering up to a $5,000
reward for information that leads to the
arrest and conviction of the person(s)
responsible for murdering Richard
Piersall 14 years ago.
Piersall was shot during an armed
robbery of the Kum-N-Go convenience
store in Wagoner, April 9, 2001.
Piersall, 59, worked as a clerk at the
store.
Investigators developed several
suspects during the investigation but
more information is needed from
witnesses in the area. Investigators
believe several citizens in Wagoner have
information vital to the prosecution of
this case.
If anyone has information regarding this robbery, they are urged to call the OSBI hotline at
800-522-8017 or the Wagoner Police Department at 918-485-5511.
OSBI Off ers Reward in 14-Year-Old Homicide Case
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County may 1, 2015 | 5
DONNIE
WEAVER
fta
DAVID
MELTON
DUI
JAMES
BROWN
DOMESTIC ABUSE/VIOLENCE
HERALD
RUTLEDGE
CULTIVATION OF MARIJUANA
EZEKIEL
COCHRAN
ARSON
DUNCAN
BRINKLEY
DRINKING IN PUBLIC
STEVEN
HELMS
POSS OF CDS
DONNA
WOODRAL
POSS ILLEGAL WEAPON
AUSTIN
LACKEY
POSS CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
ROBERT
DOTSON
POSS STOLEN VEHICLE
COLTON
WOOLBRIGHT
PUBLIC INTOX
KRISTIN
CULPEPPER
fta
When a would-be bank robber arrives at his heist destination by
taxi, there’s a pretty good chance the holdup is going to go awry.
Plus, it probably doesn’t help if he’s extremely drunk, too.
That’s exactly what happened when Stanley Geddie rolled up to
a Tallahassee, Fla., bank in a cab, told the manager he had a .357
handgun AND C4 plastic explosives, and demanded $100,000.
Other employees grew concerned when the manager closed his
office door while speaking with Geddie and that’s when police were
contacted.
First, cops approached the taxi driver, who said Geddie was a hot
mess. Not only was the 46-year-old wasted, but he also didn’t pay
the $25.50 fare.
Then, officers surrounded the bank and told Geddie to surrender.
When he refused, police tased him. Court records state that when he was told that he would be shot if
he made any sudden movements Geddie said “well then kill me.”
Thankfully, Geddie was lying about the gun and explosives.
The unsuccessful thief was arrested and charged with robbery, petty theft and resisting arrest.
DRUNK BANK ROBBER ARRESTED TRYING
TO USE A TAXI AS HIS GETAWAY VEHICLE
around the nation
Geddie
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What you’re saying
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Sarah S: I was at work. The Federal Employees Credit Union was my banking institution. On April 18, I called Kathy and told her to mail me a check. That afternoon I called
her back and told her to hold it and I would drive up from Anadarko and be there by 9:00
am to pick it up. I normally just have them mail it but I thought if I left around 7:30 I would
get there, pick it up and head back home. On April 19, I went to work at 6:00 am and told
my manager I needed to leave around 7:30. No later than 8:00. He said okay, but he asked
if I would do a short task before I left. I got detained and lost track of time. I called Kathy
and told her I would be a few minutes late. She said “no problem” she would hold it for me.
Next thing I knew, people in the office were all talking about the catastrophe. I just slowly
sat down in the nearest chair and started crying. I’ll never forget that day or all my FECU
friends.
Sara B: I was in Elementary school and we felt the blast from Yukon!
Brad F: Senior in high school at Putnam City North I was a library aide that hour.
It set off all the alarms on the cars in the parking lot. Stayed in library all day watching on
television
Angie W: I was a Junior at Enid High...the mood of the entire school was incredibly somber.
Brianda K: That is my birthday. I was 2 months pregnant with my daughter.....I
turned on the t.v. and that was on the news....what a sad day.
Chris C: I was in 5th grade at Highland Park in Del City, it sounded like really loud
Thunder..
Sandra J: Working at Daylight Donuts in Bristow when I heard. I was very sad
because I knew many of those that worked in that building and lost their lives. I had previously worked for a CPA firm just a few blocks away. It is a day I will never forget.
Latonia T: Sylversteon, Dalton and Kelley’s surgical office NW 63rd and Independence. Just got a patient out of surgery and turned on the O2 when the bomb went off!
Thought someone had driven through the front of our building. That’s how close it felt.
David S: I was in 6th grade standing in line in the hallway at school waiting for gym
class. I was standing next to the cafeteria and felt the boom. I heard the windows and pots
and pans rattling. We all thought it was Tinker Air Force base. Was we wrong.
Erich R: In Edmond at my house when it woke me up and and then went to assist
Kelly O: I was 8 months pregnant vacuuming my car out in the front yard and felt
it and heard the boom of it over the vacuum......the bombing happened the day after my
birthday.
Angela P: I was in the 6th grade and was talking to a friend about his mom because
she was suppose to go up there but didn’t!!!
Frank K: I was late for work that day and just barely caught it on the news as I was
leaving. I made light of it when I got to work when I was asked why I was late. I said I was
setting off a bomb. No one knew what I was talking about nor did they know I was joking.
I know. I shouldn’t have joked about it, but that’s my memory of that day.
Kevin G: Watching t.v with my grandma eating breakfast. I was 17
It’s been 20 years since the
Murrah Federal Building in
Oklahoma City was destroyed
by an act of domestic terrorism. 168 lives were lost and
thousands were affected.
Where were you and what were
you doing on April 19, 1995,
the day of the bombing? Tell us
your story. If you weren’t born
yet, let us know that, too.
what were you doing?
(We had a tremendous response to this poll; thanks to everyone who shared
their story! Sorry we could not print all of them, but if you would like to read
them all, go to our Facebook page OKJailbirds.)
Joseph C: I was in 6th grade and we herd it all the way in elk city made us stay in
school longer that day but classes stopped, we watched the news too
Korie S: I was in my mommas belly..
Kimberly G: I was 23 I woke up to feed my three week old and I turn the TV on
and saw people running from the building. And the rest of the day and week in shock with
the rest of the world. Such a tragic sad time. I will never forget that day.
Jennifer D: In 3rd grade and also the day my grandpa got diagnosed with lung
cancer
Terrie D: I was in 10th grade. I had stayed home from school that day. I remember
it like it was yesterday, we sat glued to the tv.
Mylisa L: I was at Chickasha vo-tec taking a can class a day I will never forget.
Tammy J: I was on I 40 with my ex-husband griping him out because he was late
for work was supposed to be at work at 9 o’clock right on six street he was late about five
minutes so we got downtown didn’t know what was going on and if he would’ve been on
time I would have been turning in front of the murha building but God had other plans we
were stuck there all day
Shannon D: Freshman in high school in history class...
Katrina C: 8th grade English class if I can remember correctly.
Amy C: I was in 11th grade at PCN in child development. We thought a tire exploded
in the parking lot! Wish that was the real reason!
Misty V: Was a junior in high school sitting the library getting ready to head to OKC
for State vocal competition. They postponed for a week. My dad and his best friend were in
the Air National Guard. They were sent down to help guard. They got to take off
Dennis B: I was in the III Corps HQ building at Ft. Hood, writing my section’s
OPORDERS for an upcoming FIELDEX...
Carolyn J: Working at Ethan Allen plant and the whole plant shut down.
Katie W: At work in Wagoner, not realizing my dad had a 9:00 appt in the bldg but
as usual he was late, I thank God for his habit of running late & never complained again
about him being late for anything.
Bobbi L: I was at work and my manager was in Oklahoma City headed to his moms
and called me and told me something had just exploded down on Robinson Ave. So turned
on the radio and found out what had taken place!!!!
Carolyn B: I was in kindergarten. We heard the bomb go off. Everyone ran to the
window but couldn’t see what happened. Eventually someone came and told my teacher. I
remember the look on her face. I was to young to really understand though the severity of
what happened.
Connie R: I was work at Ventures dept store listen to the jack ogovee show on talk
radio KWHN in Fort Smith at and the station just went quite then than came on and said
there sister station in ok had got blow up
Randi H: I was in 3rd grade, I remember it very clearly. We were supposed to be
having a field trip to the Cowboy Hall of Fame that week and it was cancelled! I can remember being disappointed about it being cancelled until I got home and watched the news all
evening about the bombing!
Traci J: In a college class. 22 yrs old. The professor said it wasn’t a tragedy and we
shouldn’t be so upset. People due every day and just because they do it at once doesn’t
make it a tragedy. Most of the class got up and left. He was a jerk and I remember it like it
was yesterday. Such a horrible waste if life. It was a tragedy.
Michael L: I was watching it on TV and wondering whom the government was
going to point the finger at for it.
Courtney L: i was a sophomore in HS. we didnt hear about it until at lunchtime
and only hear about a bomb. we didnt realize the devastation that had actually happened;
we thought it was more like one had been found. Our jr prom was held on the one year anniversary and was very somber.
Daniel C: I was playing in a school golf tournament at Trosper Park. We didn’t
know what happened until later that day. I’ll never forget.
Rod R: I was going thru Okarche Oklahoma and felt it in my car
Nina M: I was 24 and lived in a apartment at 122nd and penn. I was asleep and the
pictures on the wall where shaking woke me up. I did not know what was going on until I
went to work. We spent the day in shock and worry.
Robert S: On the interstate in Washington state, radio said an explosion and smoke
in Oklahoma city. Later to find out the whole story
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Latimer County may 1, 2015 | 7
SHELLY
ABBOTT
TONY
ARMSTRONG
MELISSA
BILLY
DAVID
BROWN
DONALD
COOPER
RANDALL
CRAIG
PHILLIP
DAVIDSON
FTA- POSS METH ftp - a&b W/ DANGEROUS
WEAPON
PUBLIC INTOX DUI
a&b
a&b DUI
ROBERT
DOST
JUANITA
HAGGARD
EMILY
HAMMONS
NELSON
HARJO
MATTHEW
HARRIS
BRANDON
JACKSON
KANAAN
jaCKSON
ati DUI
HARBORING FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE
FTA- BURGLARY- SECOND
DEGREE
ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE
OFFICER
fta dui poss cds
RYAN
LUDLOW
JOSHUA
MARTIN
CHEVY
MCCONNELL
BARNEY
MOTE
STEPHAN
PHILLIPS
JORDAN
PRATER
CAROLYN
PRESTON
FTA- DUI atr DUI fta ati DUI FTP- DISTURBING THE PEACE WARRANT DUS
CHARLES
ROWLAND
ELVIS
SINOR
LINDSAY
SPELLMAN
MATTHEW
WARREN
DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE POSS OF CDS WITHOUT TAX
STAMP
UTTERING BOGUS CHECKS mtr
Wilburton man Eugene C. Cosson, 49, was arrested after he allegedly threatened to kill
some people while drinking beer and eating behind the E-Z Mart.
On April 21, a Wilburton police officer was dispatched to the store in the 400 block of Main
Street shortly after 5 a.m. because a man was yelling and causing problems for employees.
They told police the man kept saying he was going to hurt someone, according to the affidavit.
When an officer arrived, an employee told him Cosson had left the store and walked to a
building next door. She said Cosson kept cussing and yelling at people who “weren’t really
there.”
The officer walked over to the building, and he heard just what the employee had described.
A man was yelling and cussing, and he yelled, “I will kill you, mother f-----.”
The officer found Cosson sitting on the ground behind the building, eating some food and
drinking a beer. He asked the man what he was doing. Cosson told him there was some
people trying to beat him up.
The officer asked him how much beer he had had to drink. He said he had consumed
a couple of beers.
They were enough to get him arrested, anyways. During a portable breath test, Cosson
blew a .08. The officer placed him under arrest and took him to jail.
Cosson is being charged with disturbing the peace and public intoxication. He was released
on a personal recognizance bond and is scheduled to appear in court on May 7, 2015.
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8 | may 1, 2015 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
HILAND
LENNOX
JUSTIN
LINDAMOOD
MICHAEL
LINDAMOOD
SIDNEY
LOWE
KAYLEE
MIDDLETON
LACY
MILLER
ANDREA
MINTON
domestic a&B domestic a&B fta poss of cds/para warrant warrant
CARL
MOORE, jr.
MICHAEL
OAKES
JOHN
RICE
KEITH
SATTERFIELD
JIMMY
SMITH, jr.
JAMES
STANFIELD
RAYMOND
STARK
RAPE - FIRST DEGREE poss of meth warrant poss of cds duid dui UNLAWFUL CREATE/DELIVER/
POSSESS R/X FORM
A Hugo couple was arrested for possession
of drugs after a police officer saw them pushing an adult tricycle down the road on April
14.
Amy Yvonne Hiland, 39, and Jared Lashan
“Ash Tray” Lennox, 28, tried their best to hide
their drugs from police, but unfortunately for
them, this wasn’t the officer’s first rodeo.
According to the police report, a Hugo police officer pulled up to the intersection of I
and Osage and saw an interesting sight. Hiland and Lennox were walking south on I
Street pushing a tricycle that was made for an
adult.
The officer watched the couple, and he saw
the woman drop a glass pipe on the roadway.
He approached them and placed the woman
in handcuffs. He noticed Lennox digging in
his pockets.
Hiland denied that the pipe was hers; when
the officer picked it up, he noticed that it had a
white crystal residue.
The officer asked the couple where they
were coming from. Their story didn’t make much sense to the officer.
She told him they found the bike in a vacant lot by the high school, and
they were taking it to a residence on West Texas Street.
Another officer placed Lennox in handcuffs, and he found a small
baggy containing a crystal substance near the man. The substance later
tested positive for meth. Police found more meth in a white bag near
the tricycle.
Lennox said the bags were not his. He said they were soaked with
water because it had been raining all day -- except, the bags weren’t wet.
Lennox is being charged with two counts of possession of controlled
dangerous substance. His bond was set at $20,000, and he is scheduled
to appear in court on June 30, 2015.
Hiland is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Her bond was
set at $6,000, and she is scheduled to appear in court on June 30, 2015.
I want to ride my tricycle…
RYAN
CALDER
DUS
BRENDA
AUSTIN
MICHAEL
BAKER
TREINA
BOWDEN
J.W.
BRAY
duid public intox public intox CARRYING LOADED CONCEALED
FIREARM W/O PERMIT
KELLY
COCHRAN
DELBERT
COFFELT
DEVONTRE
COOK
GORDON
DRAPER
POSS OF MARIJUANA dur mtr public intox
CODY
HARRISON
RICKY
HOSTETLER
MARCUS
JEFFRIES
fta dwi poss of marijuana
STEVEN
STORIE
warrants
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County may 1, 2015 | 9
GARY
STORY
BERNIE
THOMPSON
LACI
WOOD
JAMIE
WOODS
dus public intox poss of marijuana/para dus
pushmataha County
RAYMOND
BRANCH II
JUSTIN
COCHRAN
BARTON
DEVRIES
Public Intox Use firearm/offensive
weapon in committing fel
public intox
RONNIE
MCBRIDE
BLAKE
MILLER
CHRISTAIN
SCARPELLO
PUBLIC INTOX Poss Marijuana dui
MARCI
WEEDON
public intox
STEPHEN
BUCKHANAN JR.
STEPHEn
BUCKHANAN, sr.
domestic a&B
domestic a&B
TREVOR
DUDLEY
SEDRICK
FRIERSON
JOHN
HAGGER, jr.
dui poss of cds/para FELONIOUS POINTING A
FIREARM
BRUCE
KELLER
JOEL
KELLEY
AARON
KOONCE
domestic a&B in presence
of minor
poss of marijuana domestic a&B
AMY
HILAND
poss of cds/para
JARED
LENNOX
poss of marijuana
Antlers woman Tiffany Irene Hamilton, 36, was arrested after she showed up
to a family feud with a gun down the front of her pants.
According to the affidavit, a Pushmataha County deputy was dispatched to the
Swinging Bridge at the Kiamichi River Park just off Highway 271 N shortly after 8
p.m. When he arrived, a man told him he was having some trouble with his sister,
identified as Hamilton, and her son.
There were several people at the bottom of the hill who were yelling and screaming at each other. The officer went to speak to the group, and Hamilton blamed
everything on her brother. She said he swung an axe handle at her adult son.
In a case of he said she said, her brother then told the officer he had been receiving threatening text messages from his sister and nephew. He said his nephew
and his nephew’s friend attacked him, so he grabbed an axe handle from his truck
to keep them away. He said he heard someone shoot a gun, but he wasn’t sure
who did it.
Both Hamilton and her son said they didn’t have a gun with them. Hamilton’s son told police his mom
had a gun, but as far as he knew, it was at home. Police looked in the woman’s vehicle, but the gun was
nowhere to be found.
An officer then told Hamilton he wasn’t leaving until he found the firearm. She told him she had it,
and she pulled it out from the front of her pants. She also pulled the magazine out of her pocket.
The officer placed her under arrest and took her to jail.
After the woman was booked into jail, a records check revealed Hamilton had a felony charge.
Hamilton is being charged with carrying weapons and obstructing officer. She was released on a $500
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on May 20, 2015.
Pistol-packin’ momma
ORAN
GREENWOOD
DARREL
HENRY
MARQUISE
JACKSON
public intox dui burglary- second degree
TERESA
SCARPELLO
WILLIAM
tEAFATILLER
ONALLIE
TODD
PUBLIC DRUNK FTA- UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
VEHICLE
FTA- a&b
10 | may 1, 2015 coal County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
bobby
mitchell
branden
fortenberry
chad
bailey
Aaron
zackree
dus
amy
gutierrez
agg dui
andi
luna-picazo
no drivers license
benjamin
shipman
failure to register as sex
offender
poss of a firearm dus poss of cds
eric
thompson
houston
foster
jeannie
laney
johnny
lansdale
colton
wood
poss of marijuana
crysthian
vazquez
no drivers license
darrell
kizer
fta
disobeying lawful order
dui/leaving scene of
accident
public intox dui
joshua
ingram
kemberly
stockwell
logan
woods
guiden
michael
hill
omar
sanchez
ftp dui fta public intox no drivers license
pedro
delao
samantha
skinner
sandra
honeycutt
sasha
gardner
shawnda
gray
stewart
miller
victor
perez
toc/indecent exposure poss of marijuana poss of marijuana/para warrants bogus check probation violation warrants
A Coalgate woman was arrested after her worried husband called
police about her on April 18.
Lucille Ginden, 50, apparently had a little too much booze and got
pissed off when her husband poured out her liquor.
According to the police report, a Coalgate police officer was dispatched to a residence on Jerome Street shortly after 11 p.m. When
he arrived, a man told him Ginden became belligerent and started
making verbal threats after he poured out some of her liquor.
While police were speaking to the man, Ginden came to the door
and started screaming at her husband. She went back to her room,
but when police asked her to come out, she started screaming at
them. She became “verbally abusive” toward officers and refused to
comply with their orders and come out of the room.
Officers went to the room to place the woman under arrest for obstruction, but Ginden
wasn’t going down without a fight.
And fight she did!
She started swinging at officers and kicked one in the stomach several times. He pulled out
his Taser and stunned her “several times.” Eventually, the woman stopped struggling and
police took her to jail.
Apparently being tased didn’t phase her too much, because once they arrived at the jail, she
used “abusive vulgar language” toward the dispatcher.
Ginden is being charged with assault and battery upon a police officer and obstructing officer. She was released on a $5,500 bond and pled no contest to the charges.
Don’t mess with the liquor
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg may 1, 2015 | 11 County
ROBERT
ALLEN
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
RAYMOND
BERRY
dus/dur
STEPHEN
BRAY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CHARLES
CREWS
DOMESTIC ABUSE
TINA
ELROD
FTA- poss cds
LUIS
CAMPOS
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DAVID
AMOS
DOMESTIC ABUSE
BENNY
BESHEAR
FTA- A&B W/ DANGEROUS
WEAPON
GUY
BRIGHTMON
FTP- CULTIVATION OF CDS
ADAM
DOBSON
DUI
CAMERON
EPPERSON
fta - dus
JACOB
CARNEY
POSS OF MARIJuANA
SAMUEL
ANDERS
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
CHRISTOPHER
BLANTON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CODY
BROWN
POSS imitation FIREARM AFCF
JASON
DOLLARHIDE
CARRYING WEAPONS
JESSICA
EYMAN
POSS PARA
JORDAN
CLIFTON
DOMESTIC ABUSE
EUGENE
EADS
warrant
JONATHAN
FLOWERS
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
SHANNON
COTTRELL
Public intox
LORNA
EDWARDS
Public intox
MARCUS
FORD
PUBLIC DRUNK
CHRISTY
COX
POSS MARIJUANA
JAMES
EICHER
AGG DUI/ TRANSPORTING
LOADED FIREARM IN MV
BENJAMIN
FOY
DUI/ POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MICHAEL
CRAWLEY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PANDORA
ELMS
OBTAINING PROP OR SIGN
UNDER FALSE PRET
BRITTANY
FREEMAN
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DANIEL
CRAYCRAFT
LARCENY OF LOST PROPERTY
JAMES
ARTHUR
DUI
WILLIAM
BOLIEN
warrant
JASON
BROWN
Public intox
TABATHA
DUNGAN
DUS
CODY
FETHER
PUBLIC DRUNK
BRUCE
CLINE
LARCENY OF MERCH
A cellphone video shot by some kids landed Kiowa
man Travis Dale Furr, 41, in jail. The video showed Furr
attacking a man with a piece of lumber.
According to the police report, a Kiowa officer was dispatched to the 400 block of Grant Street shortly after 6
p.m. because a man was stabbed. When he arrived, he
met with the victim, who told him Furr had stabbed him.
He showed the officer his wounds.
The victim said Furr came to his house and “entered
without notice, dropping off mail.” He then confronted
the victim about a $60 debt; the victim said he didn’t
owe Furr any money.
The victim said they started arguing, and Furr started threatening people at the
house. The victim said he asked Furr to leave, but Furr began to “bow up” to him
in an aggressive manner. The victim said he grabbed a piece of lumber that was in
the front yard and tried to “nudge” Furr off his property. Furr then pulled a knife
out of his pocket and started swinging it at the man. The victim said he dropped
the board when Furr stabbed him. Furr then grabbed the board and hit him with
it.
While the officer was speaking with the victim, two juveniles approached them
and said they had a cellphone video of what had happened. The officer watched
as Furr hit the victim with a piece of lumber that had a nail sticking through it.
Police found Furr at a local cemetery wearing the same outfit he was wearing
in the incriminating video. Officers found a pocketknife is his right front pocket.
Furr is being charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon and assault
and battery with a dangerous weapon.
If it weren’t for
those pesky kids…
FURR
12 | may 1, 2015 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MELANIE
FRY
FTP- ENABLING CHILD ABUSE
SAMMUEL
HALL
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
AUSTIN
JOHNSON
STALKING
CHERI
MINCHEW
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
KEVIN
PATTON
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
TAMMIE
LEWIS
DUS/dUR
TONY
HELMS
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
COURTNEY
KAPPEL
FTA- VIOLATION OF CHILD
CUSTODY COURT ORDER
RICHARD
MOORE, jr.
NO Drivers License IN POSS
TIMOTHY
PATTY
OPERATe W/DEFECTIVE/
IMPROPER MUFFLER/EXHAUST
MICHAEL
MAISANO
ROBBERY- FIRST DEGREE
ADOLF
GARCIA
DWI
PATRICIA
HENINGTON
PUBLIC INTOX
BETHANY
KENDALL
dus
JOE
MORROW
CARRY FIREARMS AFcf/
DURING PROBATION
JENNIFER
PEDIGO
POSS CDS W/OUT VALID
PRESCRIPTION
LACI
MANN
FTP- LIABILITY INSURANCE
VIOLATION
JEFFREY
GEE
POSS PARA
DAVID
HINES
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JIMMY
LANE
DUI
ROBERT
NAVE
GRAND LARCENY
GINA
PULLINS
DOMESTIC ABUSE
RALPH
MAYNARD
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
DANIELLE
GILLESPIE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
RALPH
HYSELL
LARCENY OF MERCH
CHARLES
LAWRENCE
DUI
CLAYTON
NELSON
TRESPASSING
TYLER
QUALLS
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
LUKE
MCCOY
PUBLIC DRUNK
SANDRA
GOTES
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CYNTHIA
JACKSON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TYRELL
LAWRENCE
FTP- A&B ON OFFICER
BREE
OSBURN
FTP- PETIT LARCENY
MISTY
RAY
DUS
CRYSTAL
MCSHERDAN
Public intox
MODENIA
HALL
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
AMY
JAMES
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
SHERENA
LEMONS
DUS/dUR
DENA
PALMER
FTP- driving w/License
SUSPENDED/REV/CANCELLED
LEE
RIDDLE
DUS
BRAD
MILLER
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
SHANNA
GATHRIGHT
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JOSHUA
HENRY
FTA- TRESPASSING
CASEY
KLUCAS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
STANLEY
NABORS
vpo
TONY
POGUE
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
FRED
MARTIN
FTA- DUI
RONALD
BURRIS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County may 1, 2015 | 13
KENNETH
ROBERTSON
FTP- DUS
DALTON
SPENCE
PUBLIC DRUNK
GEORGE
TURNER
a&b
LINDSAY
WYATT
FTA- ATR POSS CDS
LUCAS
WILKINSON
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
STEPHEN
ROWELL
dus
JASON
SPRUELL
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
LARRY
TURNER
FTA
JAMES
WILLIAMS
GRAND LARCENY
IVY
SHARP
warrant
SHANE
STARR
DOMestic A&B AGAINST
PREGNANT WOMAN
JOE
WARD
DUS/dUR
JONATHAN
WILLIAMS
FTP- POSS CDS
NICKY
SHORT
PUBLIC DRUNK
LUCAS
STEIDLEY
FTP-LIABILITY INSURANCE
VIOLATION
TIMOTHY
WARREN
FTA- KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
JOSHUA
WILSON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FRANK
SHOUSE
FTA- POSS CDS W/ INTent
GEORGE
SWBONI
HARBORING FUGITIVE
CHASITY
WEDLAW
FTA- DUS
JOSHUA
WOFFORD
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
ROBERT
SMITH
GRAND LARCENY
BRENDA
THOMAS
DUS
CALEB
WILCOX
FTP- TRANSport LOADED
PISTOL IN MV NO PERMIT
EARL
WOLFENBARGER
DOMESTIC ABUSE
RICKY
SOUTHARD
MTA POSS OF CDS
ERNEST
THOMPSON
FTP- POSS OF CDS
LESLIE
WILEY
FALSE PERSONATION
CARA
WOOD
PUBLIC DRUNK
KATHY
SHARP
a&b w/dangerous weapon
HEATHER
STEELY
LARCENY OF MERCH
BRITTANY
WARREN
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JOSHUA
WILLIAMS
DUI
JUSTIN
BAIRD
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CARL
BOND, SR.
FTA- DUS
JAMES
BASDEN
DUI
PETE
BONICELLI
PERSONAL INJury ACCIDENT
WHILE DUI
ROBERT
BUTLER
DUI
KEITH
BATTLES
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
RANDALL
BOWDEN
DOMESTIC ABUSE
STORMY
BYINGTON
DOMESTIC A&b IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
KEVIN
BEATY
FTP
MARY
BRAY
TRESPASSING
KASEY
CALHOUN
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
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14 | may 1, 2015
Henry Jay Newport
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
17115 W 270 Hwy
Mcalester, OK
Stephanie D Harris
Rape - First Degree
3102-6 E Mckenzie
Pocola, OK
Isidoro Hermosillo
Rape
3000 N. Broadway #125
Poteau, OK
Rickey Gene Hice
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
2605 Barnes
Pocola, OK
Larry Richard Horn
Soliciting Sexual Conduct of Comm
with Minor by use of Technology
15777 Todd Lane
Spiro, OK
Val Wilkerson
Rape By Instrumentation
108 S. Bk 410 Rd.
Stigler, OK
Dusty E Windsor
Indecent Exposure
40038 S. CR 4475 Unit A
Stigler, OK
Brian Taylor Gaines
Rape - Second Degree
812 W Creek
Checotah, OK
Michael D Gerht
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury /
Sex Abuse
117334 S 4140 Road
Eufaula, OK
Thomas D Nobles
Sexual Battery Of Person Over 16
136 McCloud
Hartshorne, OK
Joshua Wayne Thomas
Rape - Second Degree
513 E Main
Wilburton, OK
Tommy J White
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury / Sex
Abuse
500 SW Hwy 2 #17
Wilburton, OK
LeFlore County Pittsburg County
Latimer County
Haskell County
McIntosh County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
may 1, 2015 | 15
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Christian
Rodriguez
Missing Since:
3/22/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
South Houston, TX
Jessica Harlow
Missing Since:
3/13/2015
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Dallas, TX
Angela Sanchez
Missing Since:
2/14/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Ingram, TX
Ally Rudkins
Missing Since:
3/22/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Ada, OK
Alexis Ojeda
Missing Since:
1/17/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Austin, TX
Jayden Buckley
Missing Since:
3/10/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Cushing, TX
Mikayla
Newsome
Missing Since:
4/7/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Bedford, TX
Madison
Waggoner
Missing Since:
3/20/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Abilene, TX
Paola Espinoza
Missing Since:
4/1/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Marble Falls, TX
16 | may 1, 2015 Haskell County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KENNETH
ADCOCK
LILLIE
AMOS
TRAVIS
BALLARD
REBECCA
BOND
JASON
DINWIDDIE
JERRY
DUVALL
MATTHEW
FORD
DUS ata OBTAINING CASH/MERCH
BY BOGUS CHECK/FALSE PREt
POSS FIREARM Afcf PUBLIC INTOX ata POSS OF STOLEN VEHICHLE DUS CONTEMPT OF COURT
LEONARDO
HERNANDEZ
OPERATE VEHICLE WITHOUT
VALID Drivers License
CRYSTAL
HESS
apc
LORI
JENKINS
POSS OF METH afcf
BROCK
MORRISON
POSS METH
TENNILLE
NOHMER
POSS METH
CODY
OLDHAM
mtr dui
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Haskell County may 1, 2015 | 17
DINWIDDIE
LARISSA
FREEMAN
ROBERT
GRAHAM
MICHAEL
GRIMM
NICHOLAS
GUINN
DUI OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLE
WITHOUT VALID Drivers Lic
DISTribution OF METH PUBLIC INTOX
JEYSSON
kAISER
BOBBY
LAMB
WENDELL
MCCORMICK
BRUCE
MIESMER
ESCAPE FROM ARREST OR
DETENTION
fta/ftp- GRAND LARCENY DUS POSS CDS
LIBBY
PROCTOR
ERICA
RAY
JIMMY
SEYMOUR
MICHAEL
SINGLETON
FALESHA
SUTTON
KAYLA
TACKETT
DUSTIN
WALLEN
CONSPIRACY TO DISTRIBUTE
METH
ftp THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
DUS PUBLIC INTOX DUS PUBLIC INTOX
DERRICK
WILLIAMS
ZACHARY
WILSON
ELIJAH
WOODS
FTA grand larceny dus
Don’t bite the hand that feeds you -- or spit on the face that
takes you to the hospital to be treated for a bite. You might just
find yourself in a jail cell.
A drunken prisoner with a dog bite found himself in even more
trouble after he spit on an officer while he was at the hospital.
Quinton man Jason Lee Dinwiddie, 38, added to his arrest
charges after he couldn’t seem to control himself on April 11.
According to the affidavit, Stigler officers took Dinwiddie to the
hospital to be treated for a dog bite. Dinwiddie was “very belligerent, using profanity and intoxicated” when they arrived at the
hospital. He also kept threatening officers while waiting for the
doctor.
At one point, Dinwiddie somehow managed to get off his bed
and attack one of the officers. A struggle ensued, but police were
quick to end it. They grabbed the man and put him back on the bed, but during the fight,
Dinwiddie spit on one of the officers.
A nurse placed a mask on Dinwiddie to keep him from spreading his bodily fluids on others. Even with the mask on, Dinwiddie continued to be belligerent and uncooperative. Police
had to keep him handcuffed during the duration of the hospital visit.
After he was treated for the bite, police transported him to jail.
Dinwiddie is being charged with prisoner placing bodily fluid on government employee.
His bond was set at $5,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on April 28, 2015.
Take a bite outta crime When a mugger tried to rob her friend, 92-year-old Eileen Mason just
had her mobility scooter – and her no-nonsense attitude.
Eileen and 75-year-old Margaret Seabrook, both from Swindon, Wiltshire, England, were returning home from a lunch club meeting when a
thief appeared from behind a fence and eyed up the contents of Margaret’s basket.
But the robber didn’t know who he was dealing with.
‘Oh no you don’t!’ was Eileen’s battle cry as she accelerated on her
scooter.
The would-be thief ‘went flying’, said Eileen, who has four children, 10
grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
‘We went through the war and all the bombings. We won’t let a weasel
like that hold us back.’
Crocs plastic shoes left tread marks that helped link a 22-year-old
Fairbanks man to downtown burglaries, authorities said.
The owner of a building where some break-ins occurred provided surveillance footage to police, who posted it on the department’s Facebook
page. Roland Huntington Grace name was among several mentioned by
tipsters, according to authorities.
According to the court documents, Grace wore Crocs during a police
interview and the shoes matched the tread pattern found at the scene.
Grace faces charges of burglary, theft and criminal mischief in connection with the burglaries reported earlier this month, the Fairbanks Daily
News-Miner newspaper reported.
Online court records don’t have an attorney listed for him. Charging
documents say Grace admitted to the burglaries.
The owner of The Crepery reported on April 1 that someone stole about
$400 from a cash register after breaking into the restaurant. A minister
at the Church of Christ reported April 2 that someone stole about $30
after prying open several locked doors. Another burglary at The Crepery
was reported April 3, with $5 in change taken. A worker at the art gallery
across the hall told responding police that there was a burglary at that
shop as well, and that $1,000 of artists’ jewelry was taken.
According to authorities, two necklaces matching the description of
jewelry taken from the gallery were recovered from Grace.
Stupid criminals
18 | may 1, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
FERNANDO
ACOSTA
DUI
MICHAEL
BREWER
dus
CLAYTON
CORLEY
dui
MITCHEL
FORSTER
dui
SHAWN
HALLEy
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE
AMY
DICK
poss of cds/para
JAMES
ADAMSON
fta - atr - poss of cds
KATIE
BROWN
GRAND LARCENY
JAMES
CORNELISON
dui
SHANNON
FREDERICK
public drunk
JESUS
HERRERA-RAMOS
dui-D
CHARLOTTE
DUNCAN
poss OF CDS METH W/INTENT
TO DISTRIBUTE
CRYSTAL
ALEXANDER
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
BRIAN
BROYLES
domestic a&B
REBEKAH
CORRIGAN
PUBLIC DRUNK
FLOYD
FULLER
public drunk
COTY
HOWE
POSS OF CREDIT CARD
BELONGING TO ANOTHER
CRYSTAL
EGGENBERG-DRUBY
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
KEATON
BEAIRD
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
PRICSILIANO
CARRERA
no drivers license
CORREY
CRITES
fta - no drivers license
CLAY
GARDNER
PUBLIC DRUNK
LACIE
HUNTER
dui
BILLY
ENGLES
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
VINCENT
BEATY
POSS WEAPON IN THE
COMMISSION OF A FELONY
BRIAN
COATES
POSS OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY
DARIUS
DANCER
domestic a&B
JERAMIE
GIBSON
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
JAMIE
IVEY
BURGLARY- 1ST DEGREE
BRANDI
FARRELL
HARBORING FUGITIVE
FRANK
BELL, iii
OBTAIN MONEY BY FALSE
PRETENSE
JESSICA
CONLEY
dui
PEDRO
DELAO JR.
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
JACKSON
GOOLSBY
unauthorized use of credit
card
DAYMON
JACKSON
dus
JERRED
FARRELL
ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER
SAVANNAH
BEVILLS
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
THOMAS
COON
violation of sex offender
registeration act
THOMAS
DEWETT JR.
poss of cds/para
CALVIN
GRIDER JR.
fta - atr - dui
JONATHAN
JACKSON
poss of cds/para
RONALD
FOGLE
domestic a&B
RONALD
ANSIEL
fta - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
MICHAEL
CARNES
dui
PEGGY
CRABTREE
dwi
JAMES
FUSTON
WARRANT - ROBBERY-1ST
DEGREE
CARA
HOWELL
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE METH
MICHELLE
ELLIOTT
CHILD ENDANGERMENT/dui-D
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HOWE
KYLE
PHELPS
fta - no drivers license
TRAVIS
ROWLAND
mtr - domestic a&B by
strangulation
JESSE
RAGLe
poss of cds/para
TERRY
RUTZ
agg dui
CASSEY
REED
poss of cds/para
ELLA
SAMIS
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
BRANDON
REESE
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
RICHARD
SHARP
fta - domestic a&B
KENNETH
REESE
a&B w/dangerous weapon
ROBERT
SHIELDS
ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE
OFFICER
NASON
RENEGAR
dui
CALLIE
SHOCKLEY
dui
CHRISTOPHER
RONEY
PUBLIC DRUNK
NATHAN
SIMPSON
USING OFFENSIVE WEAPON IN
FELONY
ASHLEY
REESE
LARCENY-AUTO/AIRCRAFT/
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE
ABRAN
SANTISO
public drunk
FOREST
JOHNSON
FTA/FTP
CARLOS
MANJARES
poss of cds/para
MADISON
MORRIS
POSS OF CDS
MICHAEL
PARKS
no drivers license
CHAD
JONES
mtr - dui
BRYAN
MATHERS
atr
JOEY
MULLINS
fta - unauthorized use of
credit card
BILLY
PAUL
poss of cds w/in 2000’ of
school/park/minor
MATTHEW
JONES
DOMESTIC a&B
LORI
MATTOX
duid
BETHANIE
NEW
poss of cds/para
JOEL
PAUL
poss of cds w/in 2000’ of
school/park/minor
MOISES
PEREZ
public intox
VICTOR
PEREZ
dui
SHAWN
PERKINS
ftp - false impersonation
NICKIOLS
PETTRY
CHILD ENDANGERMENT
AARON
JORDAN
fta/ftp - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
MELISSA
MCDANIEL
fta - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
TAYLOR
NIX
CONCEALING LOST/MISPLACED
CREDIT CARD
CORALEE
PAYTON
DUS
When 23-year-old Coty R. Howe was caught with a
stolen vehicle, he tried to blame it on a friend, but the
Madill man was arrested when five credit cards belonging to the vehicle owner were found in his pocket.
On April 17, a Durant police officer responded to the
400 block of Westside Drive shortly after 3 p.m. in an
attempt to find a stolen vehicle. According to the police
report, the vehicle was taken from the Medical Center of
Southeastern Oklahoma.
A woman reported to security that her company vehicle was missing. Police were able to find the vehicle by
locating the woman’s phone that was still in the car. Officers first found Howe and the woman’s phone. They later found the car parked
behind a restaurant.
Howe told police that his friend had given him a ride, but when he learned the
car was stolen, he jumped out and his friend continued driving the car toward the
college.
When police searched Howe, they found five credit cards belonging to the owner of the stolen car. They also found the car keys in his bag.
On the way to jail, Howe told police it didn’t matter, because he was going to
prison on Tuesday anyway.
During booking, an officer found three hydrocodone pills in the man’s pocket.
Howe said they were his, and he had a prescription bottle for them in his bag. No
bottle was found in his bag, but the victim told police she had a prescription for
the drug.
Howe is being charged with larceny of automobile, possession of controlled
dangerous substance, possession of credit card belonging to another and knowingly concealing stolen property. His bond was set at $20,500, and he is scheduled to appear in court on June 4, 2015.
An imaginary friend
20 | may 1, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JAMIN
SIMS
PETIT LARCENY
KIMBERLY
STRICKLAND-REED
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
RABEKAH
TRANTHAM
PUBLIC DRUNK
CARI
YOUNG
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
DONALD E. WELLS
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/revoked
COLTEN
SLAWSON
GRAND LARCENY
MICHAEL
SWINK
dui
PATRICK
TURNER
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE
PAULA
YOUNG
FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
PRESTON
WELLS
FALSE IMPERSONATION TO
CREATE LIABILITY
BOBBY
SMITH
PUBLIC DRUNK
SCOTT
TAYLOR, jr.
PUBLIC DRUNK
KYLE
VANDENBURG
ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER
JARED
WHITAKER
dui
RONALD
STANDRIDGE
PUBLIC DRUNK
KEVIN
THOMPSON
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
CLINT
WALKER
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSp/revoked
BRANDON
WILLEBY
domestic a&B
CHAD
STANLEY
PUBLIC DRUNK
BOBBY
THORNHILL
LEAVING SCENE
TAFFY
WALLACE
OBTAIN MONEY BY FALSE
PRETENSE
STEVEN
WILLEBY
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
MICHEAL
STEPHENS
POSS OF CDS/para
TRACEE
TOMSON
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
MELVYNA
WASHINGTON
DOMESTIC a&B
JAMES
WILLIAMS
no drivers license
PAIGE
STEWART
public drunk
BRANDY
TOONE
PUBLIC DRUNK
DONALD c.
WELLS
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/revoked
TERRY
WITT JR.
fta/ftp - dui
JAMES
SMITH
FTA-OPERATING ILLEGAL
WHISKEY STILL
AARON
THOMPSON
dui/ LEAVING SCENE OF
ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE
JOSHUA
WAGGONER
knowingly concealing
stolen property
KRYSTIN
WILKINS
a&B w/deadly weapon
TRAVIS
KNIFONG
apc
COLE
MCREYNOLDS
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
CONNOR
OSBORN
POSs OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
MARK
LEDESMA
fta - driving w/license
canc/susp/revoked
HUNTER
MEEK
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
THOMAS
PAHL
no drivers license
DESTINY
LEE
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
ALLEN
MILLEr
fta/ftp - poss of cds
LORELEI
PALMORe
poss of cds/para
JENNIFER
LONG
dist/obstructing an
officer
DILLON
MILLER
domestic a&B
MELISSA
PAQUETTE
dui
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KARINA
ABREGo
CHARLES
ADKINS
DAKOTA
ALBRECHT
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER HREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
OPERATING M/V OFF
MAINTAINED ROAD WAY
RUSTY
BEENE
RONALD
BIVINS
DIANA
BIZZELL
domestic a&b POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
EDDIE
BROWN
GAYLON
BURRIS
RICKY
CALLAHAN
poss of a controlled
substance
possof a controlled
substance
peeping tom
JERRY
CUNNINGHAM
LARRY
CUPIT
RUSSELL
DAVIS
JOHN
DUBOSE
VANDANA
ESTEVEZ
MARCELLA
FARLEY
GREGORY
FLOWERS
dui burglary - 2nd degree REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
public drunk
JACK
GALBERT
KEDRICK
GARMON
KIMBERLEE
GATHRIGHT
TERRY
GIFFORD
OSWALDO
GOMEZ
BOBBY
GRAY
GIOVANNI
HALL
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DIST OF CONTROLLED SUB -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
POSS CDS W/O TAX STAMP ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
A stolen vehicle led police to the home of Eagletown woman
Elaysia Renee Blackwood, 24, on April 15.
She wasn’t arrested for the vehicle, but she was taken to jail
for the stolen items found in burn piles behind her house.
According to the police report, a man reported that a truck
from McCurtain County Water District #1 was stolen from
Haworth on April 10.
On April 14, a man told police his Broken Bow residence had
been broken into and several items, including a crossbow, frozen meat, several pairs of boots and assorted papers were taken
from his house.
McCurtain County deputies went to Blackwood’s residence
the next day in reference to the stolen truck. While police were
at the residence, they could smell something burning. Blackwood told them she burned some
trash the night before. She showed them three different burn piles in her backyard.
Officers noticed several pieces of partially burnt paper with the burglary victim’s name on
them, including checkbooks, deposit slips, VA paperwork and envelope.
Blackwood told police she didn’t know how the man’s paperwork ended up in her burn
piles. Police asked if there was anyone else in the residence -- she said no. She agreed to let
an officer search her home for other people. The officer didn’t locate another person, but he
did see a crossbow matching the description of the stolen weapon in the house.
Blackwood told officer she found the crossbow on her front porch that morning. She told
them she shot it several times, and she showed them some arrows she put in a tree and shed.
She insisted she found it on her porch, and she told them to take the bow if they thought it
was stolen.
After police left, an officer remembered from a previous conversation that Blackwood was
a convicted felon.
She was placed under arrest and transported to jail.
Blackwood is being charged with possession of firearm after former felony conviction and
knowingly concealing stolen property. She was released on a $5,000 bond and is scheduled
to appear in court on April 28, 2015.
Burn, baby, burn
BLACKWOOD
22 | may 1, 2015 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
STEVE
HEDRICK
RONALD
HERD
TESSA
HOBBS
DONNIE
KEETON
DAVID
LESPERANCE
SCOTTY
LESTER
JACKY
MARSHALL
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS OF PARA ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
ANDREW
MCCUTCHEON
JAMES
MCGOUGH
JEREMY
MCKINNEY
KRISTA
MCLEMORE
KIMBERLY
MILLIGAN
MARSHALL
MITCHELL
LANGSTON
MOORE
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
DISTURBING THE PEACE public drunk/ CRUELTY TO
ANIMALS
DEFRAUDING AN INNKEEPER FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/
BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
careless driving DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
MARVIN
NOAH
ANDREW
PALMER
JAMES
PEAVY
GEORGE
PELL
DARREL
PLASTER
LATRESHA
RAINES
RUEL
RATHER
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DUI INVOLVING PERSONAL
INJURY/ poss cds
public drunk improper backing DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
CARRY FIREARMS AFTER
CONVICt/DURING PROBATION
JENNIFER
REED
TINA
RIVERA
GARY
ROAN
DARYL
ROBERTS
MYRTLE
ROBERTS
SHAYE
ROUTH
LACIE
ROWAN
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
poss of a controlled
substance
DIST OF CONTROLLED SUB -INCL POSS W/ INTENT
fta- carrying firearm affc public drunk DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
domestic A&b
MERCEDES
SAMPSON
DETRIC
SHOALS
ALBERT
SHOMO
BOBBY
SIMPSON
CHELSEA
SMITH
JOHN
SMITH
BILLY
SPENCER
public drunk ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
a&b CONTRIBUTING TO
DELINQUENCY OF MINORS
public intox DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
eluding police officer
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty McCurtain County may 1, 2015 | 23
RONALD
STANDRIDGE
TARA
STOVALL
TRAVIS
TANNER
JOSHUA
TERRY
BRADLEY
TIMMS
CHARLES
WARD
ERICA
WILSON
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
felony bogus checks dui
CAREED
WIMBLEY
CHRISTIAN
WRIGHT
DEMETRIUS
WRIGHT
domestic a&b by
strangulation
poss of a controlled
substance
petty larceny
TIMOTHY
ASHER
TAMMY
BAGSBY
TIA
BATTIEST
ROGER
BEAN
PUBLIC DRUNK
speeding MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE
PRET/BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME
POSS OF a CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ELAYSIA
BLACKWOOD
carrying firearms afffc/
during probation
CALVIN
BOHANON
POSS OF a CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DANIEL
BOSWELL
poss of weapon on school
property
SHAWN
BOX
a&b with a deadly weapon
CASEY
CANNON
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A
CHILD
KENNETH
CHANDLER
agg a&b
ZACHERY
COLLEY
dui- under 21
AQUILA
CRUDUP
obstructing officer
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Its no coincidence that in the
very first Tips From a Trooper
article I wrote about Oklahoma’s
Move Over law. It is one of the single most important laws on
the books for the safety of our Emergency Response professionals
as they do their jobs on and around the roads of Oklahoma. Due
to several recent incidents, I want to re-introduce everyone to
this law! I’m talking Oklahoma State Statute Title 47, Chapter
11-314: Approaching a stationary emergency vehicle, wrecker, or
tow vehicle displaying flashing lights. What this law states is that
when approaching an emergency vehicle such as a law enforcement
vehicle, ambulance, fire truck, wrecker or tow truck, which has its
emergency lights activated (red and blue lights, or any combination
of), you, the courteous driver, shall do the following:
On roadways with more than one lane traveling in the same
direction, you shall move to the adjacent lane if possible. This
means if you have two lanes available to you, when you approach
an emergency vehicle with lights activated, you will move from the
lane closest to the emergency vehicle to the lane farthest away from
the emergency vehicle, provided you can do so safely. Usually this
will be from the right hand lane to the left hand lane, because the
most common occurrence of this will be when you are passing a
Trooper or other Law Enforcement Officer who has a driver stopped
on the shoulder of the roadway. If you are not able to change lanes
to move away from the emergency vehicle, perhaps because there is
already a car occupying that lane next to you, then you shall reduce
your speed and proceed with caution.
On roadways that have only one lane of travel for each direction,
in other words, your basic two lane highway or road, you are
required to simply reduce your speed in your lane and proceed with
caution.
If you are found in violation of this law, the fine currently is
$211.50.
Just this year, we have had several Troopers hit, and Trooper
Nicholas Dees lost his life while working an accident on I-40 to a
distracted driver who did not obey this law. Trooper Keith Burch
was seriously injured in the same tragic accident, and has a long
recovery ahead. Most recently, Trooper Gary Sanders was hit while
on a traffic stop by another distracted driver, and nearly lost his
life. Aside from being a law, this just makes common sense. Part
of being a safe and courteous driver means looking out for others
on or near the roadway. Pay attention and MOVE OVER or SLOW
DOWN, those are some easy things to do to put emergency service
professionals at ease! Thanks for reading, buckle up and please
drive safe!
Tips from a Trooper
24 | may 1, 2015 atoka County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHAD
BAKER
ASHLEY
BAYLES
JUSTUN
BELl
STEVEN
BERNARDI
poss of marijuana LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE poss of marijuana/para trafficking
JASON
CHAFFIN
MICHAEL
COSTANZO
DANIEL
COX
BRADY
DANIELS
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION/kidnapping
no drivers license apc warrant
BRYAN
GIVENS
DESIREE
GLENN
NATHAN
HAMMEr
ANTHONY
HEAD
warrant - ata trafficking RESISTING ARREST dus
BEVERLY
JONES
ADAM
KAPELLEN
ANDERSON
KINGSLEY
SHARIKA
KINGSLEY
VERONICA
LAMBERT
DAKOTA
LAWSON
CHARLES
LEASE
poss of marijuana RESISTING ARREST false impersonation OBSTRUCTION warrant trafficking dui
DAVID
LESTEr
ANGIE
LOPEZ
JENNIFER
LOWRY
COLBY
LUSK
MICKEY
MASON
BARBARA
MCCARTY
CARISSA
MERRITT
poss of marijuana/para poss of marijuana/para warrant - ata trafficking fta fta a&B on minor
A sexual assault occurs every 2 seconds in the United States. While both
men and women are susceptible to becoming victims of sexual violence, a
CDC survey revealed that 1 in 5 U.S. women have been raped during their
lifetime and 1 in 2 have encountered some form of sexual violence.
Unfortunately, sexual assault incidents are reported less frequently than
any other violent crime as only a small percentage of victims are willing
to step forward to report their experience and involve the criminal justice
process.
Protecting yourself by being informed about the dangers in your area
and understanding preventative measures are critical to prevent victimization.
The National Crime Prevention Council and AlertID offer the following
9 tips to help protect women from becoming victims:
1. Be aware of your surroundings - become a member of AlertID
for free at www.AlertID.com to stay informed of the sex offender, current
crime alerts and up to the minute warnings from neighbors in any area
important to you.
2. Avoid walking or jogging alone – particularly at night. Additionally,
vary your route and stay in well-traveled, well-lighted areas.
3. Walk with confidence - the more confident you look, the stronger
you appear.
4. Be wary of isolated spots –underground garages, offices after business hours, and apartment laundry rooms.
5. Have your key ready to use before you reach the door – this includes
home, car, or work.
6. Drive on well-traveled streets with doors and windows locked.
7. Trust your instincts - if you feel uncomfortable in your surroundings, leave the area immediately.
8. In the event you have car trouble - call for help on your cell phone or
if you don’t have a phone, put the hood up, set road flares, lock the doors,
turn on the hazard lights, and wait for a public service worker to assist you.
For more prevention tips and resource information on Sexual Assault
from AlertID, developed in conjunction with the National Crime Prevention Council, please visit: http://alertid.com/search/sex-crimes.asp
Victim support resources are especially important functions of the recovery process for all survivors of sexual violence. If you are sexually assaulted, it is not your fault. Don’t be afraid to ask for help or support.
raising Awareness to Protect
Women Against Sexual Assault
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Atoka County may 1, 2015 | 25
JACOB
ADCOCK
LECIA
AHRENS-NUTT
LARRY
ARLES
DUI DUI DUS
NINA
BREGER
JOHN
BROADWAY
BRANDON
BURKHALTER
public intox dus attempting to elude
DOUGLAS
EDWARDS
FALSE IMPERSONATION
ROBERT
FRAZIER
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROerty
YONI
GARCIA
poss of marijuana
ODEL
MOORE
BALTAZAR
MORALES
MADISON
MORRIS
CECIL
PARTEE
JULIE
PERRY
MARISSA
RANDALL
PETER
RIVERA
public intox no drivers license warrant
poss of cds/para public intox warrant poss of marijuana/para
RICKY
SHRUM
DEVAN
SMITH
JOSEPH
SMITH
KYLE
STOWE
TYRI
TASCO
NATHANIEL
TONIHKA
CHRISTINE
WILLIAMS
POSS OF MARJijuana/para warrant mtr
duid poss of marijuana poss of marijuana/para no drivers license
Atoka man Johnny L. Hamilton III, 22, told police he was “high
on meth” when he stole a truck from Tushka schools on April 18 and
took it joyriding all the way to Paris, Texas.
The man eventually stopped running and turned himself in to police.
According to the police report, Hamilton told Tushka police he was
wandering around town, high on meth when he decided to steal a vehicle around 5:40 a.m. He saw a Tushka school truck by the gym, but
first, he looked in the buses and found a wallet belonging to a school
employee. He took several credit cards belonging to the man and drove off in the truck.
Sometime between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Hamilton said he couldn’t remember when), the
man told his girlfriend to pack some clothes and they left. They picked up another man on
the way out of town.
On the way to Paris, the trio used the stolen cards to buy cigarettes, soda, snacks and gas.
They also bought some stuff from the Hugo Walmart, including a toy truck and two-way
radios.
The trio drove into Texas and bought some more stuff from the Paris Walmart. The report
says they were “smiling away as they carried the items out of the store.”
After Hamilton was booked into jail, police went to talk to the other man who was with
Hamilton during the spending spree. He at first denied being with Hamilton, but he then reluctantly turned over the stolen items, including some DVDs of a TV series he was watching.
Hamilton is being charged with burglary in the second degree and larceny of an automobile. His bond was set at $50,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on May 6, 2015.
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26 | may 1, 2015 Mcintosh County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
RANDY
ADAMS
DILLON
ALLEN
MICHAEL
BEMIS
SHANNON
BOND
GINGER
BOWEN
MISTY
BREWER
TILENA
BURGESS
ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER POSS CDS BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
FTA- SPEEDing GRAND LArCENY PUBLIC INTOX
SARAH
BURNETT
TYLER
BURROWS
MARK
CALDWELL
ALFRED
CALVERT
TIMOTHY
CALVERT
KRISTEN
CHENOWETH
EDWARD
CHRISTLE
FTA- LARCENY OF AUTOMOBILE PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX POSS CDS FTP- agg DUI BOND REVOKED: PETIT
LARCENY
BRINGING CONTRaBAND INTO
JAIL
OREN
COOK
TRAVON
COTTRELL
MICHAEL
CUMMINGS
PUBLIC INTOX FTA- DOMESTIC ABUSE DUI
KALIE
GOODWIN
TIARA
HARPER
DENISE
HAUSNER
PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
CHRISTOPHER
JONES
JERMAINE
JONES
TYLER
KEPLINGER
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FTA- PETIT LARCENY KNOWINGLY CONCELING
STOLEN PROPERTY
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Mcintosh County may 1, 2015 | 27
SHAQUILLE
DARNELL
JIMMY
DURRETT
TAMARA
FRAYNE
KELLEY
GOOD
POSS OF MARIjUANA CHILD SUPPORT PETIT LARCENY poss PARA
PAUL
HOLYBEE
DESTINEE
HUTCHERSON
WILLIAM
JACKSON
AMBER
JACOBS
vpo DUS dOMESTIC a&b BY
STRANGULATION
PUBLIC INTOX
JAMES
LANE
GEORGE
LEWIS
JIMMY
LOGSTON
JOHN
LOPER
FTP- dui DUS PUBLIC INTOX POSS CDS
DAMION
MARTIN
JOSHUA
MARTIN
JOHN
MCGEHEE
CORENA
MICHELS
JILL
MOORE
BO
MULLICAN
MULLICAN
CAROL
PATTERSON
PUBLIC INTOX DUS POSS CDS PUBLIC INTOX
DESTRUCTION OF PUBLIC
PROPERTY
POSS OF STOLEN VEHICLE BOGUS CHECKS
KENNETH
PRATER
JESSE
RIBAUDO
AMBER
ROBERTSON
JAMES
ROBERTSON
DENNIS
SZABO
MATHEW
TATUM
JUSTIN
TOPAUM
TRANSPORTING LOADED
FIREARM/ DUI
BURGLARY dus POSS MARIJUANA
POSS CDS FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME DUS
Norman man Bo Anthony Mullican, 18,
was arrested in Eufaula after he allegedly
stole two vehicles and ran away from police.
According to the affidavit, a Eufaula officer saw Mullican and his friend walking
east on McGee Street shortly after 11 p.m.
on April 12. While they were talking, Mullican threw down the bags he was carrying
and took off running.
Officers were unable to immediately locate the man, but they did find some interesting items in his bag.
While searching the backpacks, an officer found a smoking pipe,
rolling papers, a syringe containing a liquid substance, black clothing, black gloves, a black face mask and “random documents” belonging to other people besides Mullican.
Mullican’s friend told police they traveled from Noble to Eufaula,
and their vehicle had gotten stuck somewhere near Love’s.
Police located the truck, which dispatch advised was stolen.
Around 5:30 a.m. on April 13, police were advised a white SUV was
taken from a residence and headed west on Broadway Street. Police
located the vehicle and a chase ensued. The driver of the SUV drove
through multiple yards and into oncoming traffic. The pursuit eventually came to an end when the SUV hit a patrol car.
Officers ordered the driver to exit the vehicle and to lie on the
ground. Well, lo and behold, Mullican jumped out of the front seat!
Police were also advised Mullican had broken into another vehicle,
where he found the keys to the stolen SUV he was driving.
Mullican is being charged with larceny of automobile, burglary in
the second degree, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon,
endangering others while eluding/attempting to elude police officer,
driving with license canceled/suspended/revoked and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $25,000, and he
is scheduled to appear in court on June 17, 2015.
Mullican steals cars,
runs from police
28 | may 1, 2015
GB GOTCHER
BEAVER
Attorneys at Law
http://www.gotcher-beaver.com
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway
McAlester, OK 74501
918-423-0412
National Association of Criminal
Defense Lawyers Association Award
Winner
2010 National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Members
GOTCHER
BEAVER &
QUINTON GB&Q ATTORNEYS AT LAW