LEFLORE, LATIMER, PITTSBURG, MCINTOSH, HASKELL - May 15, 2015

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mccurtain County
marshawn bailey
burglary - first degree
choctaw County
robert lindamood
possession of firearm in
commission of felony
latimer County
paul cantrell
possession of cds w/intent to
distribute
mccurtain County
corey cooper
malicious injury/destruction
of property
haskell County
gary lefler
lewd or indecent acts to
child under 16
leflore County
timothy atwell
assault w/deadly weapon
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
mcintosh County
steven martin
possession of firearm while
intoxicated
leflore County
virgile rowe
assault w/dangerous weapon
leflore County
kenneth
randolph
reckless discharge of
firearm
bryan County
korey marx
arson - first degree
bryan County
scarlett
dillingham
possession of cds/
paraphernalia
coal County
gerald williams
possession of cds/
paraphernalia
mcintosh County
westley perkins
possession of firearm in
commission of felony
atoka County
norvell franks
possession of loaded firearm
afcf
pushmataha County
bobby lane
possession of firearm afcf/
domestic abuse
pittsburg County
michael kirkland
forcible sodomy
details inside
2 | may 15, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
MACI
MORRIS
CHRISTOPHER
ANDREWS
JACOB
HUBBARD
TIMOTHY
ATWELL
MANUFACTURE OF CDS UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON
WILLIAM
REDDIN
CHARLES
MASHANEY
CHRISTOPHER
CARTER
JAMES
SANDERS
ftp PUBLIC intox poss of marijuana dui
WILLIAM
LAWRENCE
ALBERT
CANNADY
JUSTIN
SWEETEN
JASON
PRIEST
public intox dui dui KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
KENNETH
RANDOLPH
SEAN
HOLLAN
RICHARD
TACKETT
RYAN
WOODS
ALFREDA
LOPEZ
MIKEL
BURNETT
JONATHAN
ISBELL
RECKLESS DISCHARGE OF
FIREARM
ftp dus or dur PUBLIC intox dui dui DUI
JAMES
WILLIAMS
CARA
RUTHERFORD
JOSHUA
GREER
PUBLIC intox fta poss of cds
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 may 15, 2015 | 3
KYLE
APPLEGATE
VICTORINO
GASPAR
DAVID
THOMPSON
ATTEMPTED THEFT BY FRAUD/
FALSE PRETENSES
no drivers license dus or dur
KRISTINA
SULIVANT
TANNER
MCKOSKY
HUNTER
ROSE
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
POSS OF CDS/para POSS OF CDS/para
VIRGILE
ROWE
TAMMIE
WATKINS
JANE
REEVES
ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON
DUI dui
DARLA
HOUSTON
MELINDA
LEWIS
MELODY
SMITH
STERLING
BROOKFIELD
CATHERINE
RICE
SCOTT
MILLS
CARL
GERDES
burglary - 2nd degree BOGUS CHECK dus or dur OBTAINING MERCH BY FALSE
PRETENSES/ BOGUS CHECK
dus or dur domestic a&B failure to pay child
support
KENNETH
SUTER
CLINT
BAKER
KAYLYN
SCHLUTERMON
JOE
COLLINS
ANTHONY
VILLAROS
CODY
BURROUGh
MICHAEL
HAYNES
public intox dui POSS OF CDS POSS OF CDS KIDNAPPING vpo public intox
Two Bokoshe men were taken to jail after a drunken car
crash on April 25.
Christopher Wayne Beam, 19, and Curtis Beam, 20, allegedly left the scene of the accident and fought with a police
officer in an attempt to get out of being arrested.
He was able to take them both down.
According to the affidavit, a LeFlore County deputy was dispatched to McCullar Loop in Bokoshe shortly after 4 a.m. due
to the accident. Dispatch advised that the two men involved in
the accident had left the scene.
The deputy found the men walking down Bokoshe Mountain Road. They both smelled like alcohol, and they didn’t try
to lie about what happened.
Curtis admitted to drinking and said, “Yes, I have been
drinking and I was driving the car when we wrecked.”
The deputy asked the driver to take a PBT to see how much alcohol he had consumed, but
when the deputy started to get out of his patrol car, Curtis slammed the door shut and yelled,
“F--- no!”
When the deputy again tried to get out of the car, this time Christopher shut his door,
slamming it onto the deputy’s foot.
He told both men to get on the ground, but of course they didn’t listen. A struggle ensued
and the men started hitting and choking the deputy.
Eventually, the deputy took out his gun. Curtis reluctantly got on the ground.
An open bottle of liquor was later found in Curtis’s car.
The man was transported to the hospital for injuries. According to the officer, he was “belligerent to the staff and [used] profanity...for multiple hours.”
Curtis Beam is being charged with battery/assault and battery on police officer, driving
a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, driving without a driver’s license and
transporting open bottle of container of liquor. Bond and court date were unknown at time
of print.
Christopher Beam is being charged with battery/assault and battery on police officer. His
bond was set at $25,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on May 11, 2015.
Two against one is no
match if one has a gun
CHRISTOPHER
BEAM
4 | may 15, 2015 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ARIANA
DUGAN
JEFFERY
PARRISH
poss of marijuana dui
STEVEN
HAGGARD
JARED
MARTIN
ELIZABETH
CALDERA
dui dus or dur poss of cds
SERGIO
SILVA
LEROY
HICKMAN
SCOTT
SHIELDS
no drivers license DUI PANHANDLING
CODY
HOLT
CHRISTOPHER
BEAM
FERNANDO
GUERRERO
BOGUS CHECK LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN
ACCIDENT
no drivers license
DENISE
DUGAN
KYLE
CARTER
MICHELLE
WASHINGTON
ERIC
WILLIAMS Jr.
POSS OF CDS KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
PETIT LARCENY PUBLIC intox
RICHARD
SMITH
JESSIE
TREJO
CARL
BEYER
FAITH
HUGHLETT
failure to pay child
support
child abuse POSS OF CDS
child abuse
RICHARD
GINSBERG
MAXIMINO
CRUZ-RAMOS
THOMAS
PENNINGTON
JASON
WHITEEAGLE
dus or dur no drivers license DUI domestic a&B
KELSEY
STACY
MKAYD
CALDWELL
CRYSTAL
ELLIS
JOHNNY
GILL
dus or dur dus or dur UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
RESISTING ARREST
On Tuesday, May 5, 2015, OSBI agents traveled to Texas to arrest a suspect in a 2006 homicide case. Agents located Howard
Shelton Mason, Jr., 55, in El Paso and arrested him for killing
77-year-old Burney Ray Bounds.
On October 15, 2006, Bounds’ body was discovered by a friend
at Bounds’ residence, 10569 214th Street, Blanchard, Oklahoma. The McClain County Sheriff requested OSBI investigative
and crime scene assistance.
The investigation revealed Bounds’ house was ransacked and
the victim was tied up. The medical examiner reported Bounds’
cause of death was traumatic asphyxia and the manner of death
was homicide.
During the course of the investigation, leads became sparse and the case went cold.
In the past 18 months, OSBI has hired more agents allowing an increase in investigative
resources.
In January 2015, a new agent was assigned Bounds’ case and was able to act on information provided by fingerprint evidence worked by the OSBI Latent Evidence Unit
that pointed to Mason. With the assistance of the Texas Rangers, agents arrested Mason
at a halfway house in El Paso. Mason was on parole in Texas for failure to register as a
sex offender. He was booked into the El Paso County jail where he awaits extradition to
Oklahoma.
OSBI Agents Travel to Texas to Arrest Homicide Suspect
around the state
Mason
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Latimer County may 15, 2015 | 5
keith
battles
GREGORY
BUCHANAN
CHRISTOPHER
CALLAWAY
paul
CANTRELL
bobby
eubanks
evan
fitzgerald
emily
hammons
FTA - OBSTRUCTING AN
OFFICER
dus app to impose - a&b poss of cds w/ intent to
distribute
larceny of cds bail jumpimg burglary - 2nd degree
matthew
hill
michael
humphreys
lori
isaac
rhonda
johnson
justin
joslin
daniel
kirk
mary
lawrence
public intox poss of marijuana FTA - OPERATING A MOTOR
VEHICLE W/o A VALID d/l
fta - TRESSPASSING AFTER
BEING FORBIDDEN
dus FTA - knowling concealing
stolen property
fta - domestic a&b
kimberly
lewis
monica
long
NATHANIEL
ROWLAND
ellis
scott
app to impose - dui OBTAINING CASH/MERCh BY
FALSE PRETENSE
dui-d poss of cds
sarah
SINWELSKI
OBTAINING CASH/MERCh BY
FALSE PRETENSE
kenny
smith
poss of cds
justin
underwood
poss of cds
danny
williams
Poss of controlled drug
Kenneth Bee Dodd Jr., 48, gave
people quite a scare when he decided to ride his lawn mower into
oncoming traffic in front of the
Choctaw Travel Plaza on May 4.
The extremely intoxicated Wilburton man tried to fight customers and also kicked officers after
he was arrested for his alcoholfueled joyride.
According to the police report,
Wilburton police were dispatched
to the store in the 900 block of
West Main Street at approximately 4:39 p.m. to see why someone
would want to ride a lawn mower into oncoming traffic.
The answer was soon clear.
Dodd smelled like alcohol, his eyes were bloodshot, and his speech
was slurred. When he went to get off the lawn mower, he couldn’t
stand up. He also refused to take a preliminary breath test.
A security guard at the travel plaza told officers Dodd had been
trying to fight customers. Police eventually got the man to get off his
vehicle, but he jerked away from officers and they had to forcibly put
the handcuffs on him.
When they arrived at the jail, Dodd couldn’t stand up on his own,
but that didn’t stop him from being a pain for the officers.
As officers worked to get the man booked into jail, he started yelling at them. At one point, he jumped up from the chair he was sitting
in and tried to fight police. Officers put the man in a restraint chair,
but that didn’t stop Dodd from kicking one of them. He only stopped
fighting once he was forced to by being completely strapped into the
chair.
Dodd is being charged with public intoxication, assault and battery
on police officer, resisting an officer and disturbing the peace. His
bond was set at $10,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on
May 19, 2015.
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Dodd goes to jail after riding
lawn mower into traffic
6 | may 15, 2015 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DESSIE
BABB
DEVIN
BOND
JUSTIN
BROWNRIGG
LARRY
CHAUNCEY
ata WARRANT FTA UTTERING BOGUS CHECKS
dus
STORMI
JOPLIN
FTA- A&B
LINDAMOOD
ROCKY
LOCKABY
ANGELIQUE
MARTIN
POSS CDS
APC
JUTON
SORRELLS
TAMMIE
SPURLOCK
STEPHANIE
STANFIELD
JOE
THOMAS
MICHAEL
TRAPP
STEVYE
WALDEN
MICHELLE
WEST
POSS CDS POSS METH dus FTA- CHILD SUPPORT dui WARRANT POSS MARIJUANA
DEWAYNE
WHITE
TONIA
WILLIAMS
ROY
WILSON
dus poss cds PUBLIC INTOX
A Hugo man was arrested May 3 after a Choctaw County deputy caught him
riding a bike around town with a gun
sticking out of his pants.
The deputy was on patrol when he was
advised that there was a man riding a
bike in Grant with a gun sticking out of
his pants around 7:30 p.m., according to
the affidavit.
The deputy located the man, who he
recognized to be 51-year-old Robert Don
Lindamood. When Lindamood saw the
deputy, he stopped near a residence on
Maple Drive and got off his bike.
The deputy asked him if he had a gun. He nodded his head and
said yes.
The deputy placed him in handcuffs and asked where the gun was
at. Lindamood told him it was under the the back of his shirt. The
deputy found a loaded revolver and a knife with a 5-inch blade.
After retrieving the items, he noticed there was gunpowder on his
hands. He told Lindamood, “I can see the gun was recently fired.”
Lindamood replied, “Yes, sir.”
In the man’s right jean pocket, the deputy found five unfired cartridges, 10 unfired blank cartridges, a fired cartridge that contained a
piece of rolled paper and a burnt brown substance and a silver knife.
In his left pocket, there was a small bag containing items Lindamood
said were rolling papers and tobacco.
The deputy asked him if he had any drugs. Lindamood said no.
The man was transported to jail. During booking, a round container filled with a white crystal substance fell out of Lindamood’s pants.
The substance tested positive for methamphetamine.
Lindamood is being charged with possession of firearm after former felony conviction, possession of controlled dangerous substance,
unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and carrying weapons.
His bond was set at $25,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court
on June 30, 2015.
Packin’ in the pants Nightmare mugs
Arrrggg!
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County may 15, 2015 | 7
DYLAN
CHERRY
GARY
COLEMAN
JAMES
FARMER
DUI mtr POSS cds/PARA
JEFFERY
FORD
LORN
HAMPTON
MARCUS
JEFFRIES
CURTIS
JUSTICE
KEVIN
JUSTICE
BOBBY
LANE, JR.
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DUI POSS MARIJUANA
A&B PUBLIC INTOX POSS FIREARM AFcf
JACKIE
LEMON
ROBERT
LINDAMOOD
IRENE
OLDHAM
AMANDA
PENNINGTON
STEVEN
SHELTON
PUBLIC INTOX POSS FIREARM IN COMMIsSION
OF FELONY
DUS
WARRANT dus
8 | may 15, 2015 coal County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
john
cottrell
john
jackson
jordan
daffern
Latham
Gerald
williams, jr.
poss of cds/para
hosanna
mccoy
dus
jeffrey
pope
domestic a&B
jesse
stevens
public intox
domestic a&B by
strangulation
dui dus
robert
compton
terry
mcdaniel jr.
travis
robson
joseph
scott
dus
perry
honeycutt
poss of firearm afcf
unauthorized use of a ftp poss of drug para
motor vehicle
Lehigh man Harold Albert Latham Jr., 48, was arrested after a deputy found
quite an assortment of paraphernalia and drugs in his vehicle during a traffic stop
on April 24.
The man also happened to be on probation.
According to the police report, a Coal County deputy was traveling westbound on
old State Highway 3 toward Centrahoma when he saw a vehicle backed into a gate
with no lights on at approximately 8:48 p.m. He stopped to see what was going on.
The driver, identified as Latham, told the officer, “I’m trying to get the internet
working on my phone.”
The deputy noticed the man seemed very nervous and his pupils were restricted. He also knew the
man was on probation.
The deputy asked Latham is there was anything in the vehicle he needed to be aware of.
Latham said no.
The deputy asked if he could check. Latham told the deputy, “It’s not my car, so I can’t let you look
in it.”
The deputy then contacted Latham’s probation officer, who told him to go ahead and look. And it
was no wonder Latham didn’t want the deputy in the car! He found drug-related items including multiple clear plastic baggies, four pipes with a burnt white residue that tested positive for meth, a razor
blade holder, a clear baggy containing meth, a lighter with Latham’s initials on it, an ink pen with
residue in it and two straws with meth residue on them.
Latham is being charged with possession of controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $21,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on
May 21, 2015.
Back to jail you go
pushmataha County
JUSTIN
COCHRAN
SHERRI
COVINGTON
ORAN
GREENWOOD
BOBBY
LANE
public intox Public Intox
public intox POSS FIREARM AFcf/
DOMESTIC ABUSE
A Clayton man was arrested after he climbed into bed with another man, naked, and told the man
he needed help because he had worms in his ass.
Talk about a rude awakening!
On April 24 shortly after 2 a.m., a Pushmataha County deputy was dispatched to a residence on State
Highway 2 due to a man holding another person on the ground at gunpoint. When he arrived, he saw
Robert Wesley James, 47, lying on the ground naked. Another man was standing near him with a rifle.
The man laid down his gun and told police why he was pointing a rifle at a naked man. He said he
was sleeping when he felt someone get in bed with him. When he looked to see who it was, he saw a
naked man lying beside him. The man then told him he had worms in his ass, and he needed help.
The man gave him some help, alright. He grabbed his gun and helped the naked James right out of
his house. When they stepped outside, James took off running, and the man said he fired a warning
shot and James stopped. He told the man to get on the ground.
A couple of his neighbors came over to see what was going on, and the man asked them to watch James so he could put
some clothes on. When the man went back inside his house, he found James’s pants and socks strewn about in his house. He
didn’t find a shirt or any shoes.
When the deputy placed James under arrest and put him in the patrol car, James asked the deputy what they looked like.
The deputy asked him what he was talking about -- he probably regretted that question. James told him, “The worms in my
ass.”
The deputy told James he didn’t know what he was talking about, and the man told him that he had worms in his ass and
they were biting ones and it hurt like hell.
James is being charged with burglary in the first degree. His bond was set at $1,500, and he is scheduled to appear in court
on May 20, 2015.
the worms crawl in, the worms crawl out
JAMES
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County may 15, 2015 | 9
BRIGETTE
ALDRIDGE
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
MICHAEL
BLACKWOOD
UNLAWFUL POSS OF
PARAPHERNALIA
SALLY
BROWN
DUI
MATTHEW
DAVENPORT
FTA - POSS FIREARM AFCF
KEVIN
FISK
DUI
NICHOLAS
CONLEY
DUI
RESHAUN
ALEXANDER
mtr-USE OF mV TO FACILITATE
DISCHARGE OF FIREARM
JAMES
BOATRIGHT
POSS FIREARM DURING
COMMISSION OF FELONY
SHELBY
BROWN
fta - FISHING W/O LICENSE
RICHARD
DEDMON
DUI/ LEAVING SCENE OF
ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE
AMANDA
FRY
ata - CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
JAYSON
COWELL
FTA - GRAND LACENY
ALYSSA
ARELLANO
ftp - no drivers license
CARL
BOND
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
VEHICLE
GEORGE
DOLLINS
Public intox
DERREK
FRY
DOMESTIC a&B
GARY
CRAIG
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
JAIME
CHACON-ARELLANo
LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
INVOLVING DAMAGE
MALCOLM
DOWNUM
mtr - poss of cds/para
ALTON
HAM JR.
fta - dus
DAVID
CRAWLEY
ATR - POSS OF CDS
BRADLEY
EDGERTON
a&B w/dangerous weapon
DANIEL
HARRIS
CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER
CONTRABAND TO jail
ROCKIE
CROSS
FTP - taxes due state
WAYNE
EDWARDS
DEPRIVED CHILD
LISA
HARROD
duid
JANET
DALTON
EMBEZZLEMENT
JOHN
EMBERSON
CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER
CONTRABAND INTO jail
MICHAEL
HARSHBARGER
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
TIMOTHY
DANEL
FTP - drivers license canc/
susp/revoked
DUSTIN
BAIN
DUS or dur
CHARLENE
BRATTON
fta - poss of controlled
substance
ALAN
CARSON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JOSEPH
DOOLEY
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
DEBBIE
FULLER
EMBEZZLEMENT
JOHN
CRANDELL
DUS
LOVELACE
After Michael Tyler Lovelace, 22, was found sleeping in a
car with a gun in his lap, he tried to hide from police underneath a house.
The McAlester man also told police hadn’t used drugs recently, because “there haven’t been any drugs for [him] to
use.”
Hmm.
According to the police report, a McAlester officer was dispatched to the 200 block of East Tyler on April 28 to check
on Lovelace, who was sleeping in the driver’s seat of a car
with a gun in his lap. When he arrived, he found the man sleeping with the window open. He reached in and grabbed the gun, waking up Lovelace. The man
reached in the area where the gun had been.
The officer asked him what he was doing. He said he was just sleeping. The officer then asked why he was sleeping with a loaded gun. Lovelace asked, “What
gun?”
Lovelace continued to act like he didn’t know what the officer was talking about.
He also denied any alcohol or drug use.
During the conversation, he started gagging like he was going to throw up. He
got out of the car and gagged his way over to some grass -- he then took off running. The officer yelled at him to stop, but Lovelace kept on going.
Another officer saw the man crawl underneath a house in the 200 block of East
Polk. Police were eventually able to get the man to crawl out of his hiding place.
An officer searched the man, and he found a knife and a glass pipe.
Lovelace was placed under arrest and transported to jail.
The gun found on Lovelace’s lap? It was report stolen out of Hominy.
Lovelace is being charged with possession of firearm after former felony conviction, knowingly concealing stolen property, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, obstructing an officer and unlawful carrying weapon. His bond was set
at $10,000, and he was scheduled to appear in court on May 8, 2015.
Asleep at the wheel
10 | may 15, 2015 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
DARLA
PIERSON
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
DEIDRA
SHUMAN
fta - dui
AQUILLA
POWELL
ftp - POSS CDS
GARY
SINCLAIr
DOMESTIC a&B
DAVID
POWELL
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
LARRY
SINCLAIR
DOMESTIC a&B
JACE
RICE
DOMESTIC a&B
THOMAS
SMITH
DUI - DRIVER UNDER 21
ITZEL
RIOS
fta - DUS
DALTON
SPENCE
POSS CDS W/OUT VALID
PRESCRIPTION
GABRIELA
RODRIGUEZ
PUBLIC DRUNK
JACOB
STACEY
DUS or dur
GUSTAVO
RODRIGUEZ
dui
WILLIAM
SULLIVAN
DUS
DAKOTA
REED
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JENNIFER
SKAGGs
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
ROCKY
MURDAUGH
atr - FELONIOUSLY POINTING
FIREARM
JEFFREY
NELMS
DOMESTIC a&B
TIFFANY
HENINGTON
no drivers license
MONTY
NOBLES
fta - OBTAINING MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
JEREMY
HERNDON
ftp - LARCENY OF MERCH
FROM RETAILER
DEVIN
MCCOY
breaking and entering
GERARD
OBRIEN
ftp - DOMESTIC A&B BY
strangulation
BRYAN
HILL
MTA - domestic a&B
CODY
KLUCAS
PUBLIC DRUNK
SHENIA
MICK
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
JENNA
OWENS
DUS
JON
HOLSTINE
DUI
DAKOTA
LEFLORE
Public intox
IRIS
MINOR
fta - unlawful PURCHASE
PESUDOephedrin afcf
WILLIAM
PALMER
CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER
CONTRABAND TO jail
JOHNNY
HOOD
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL into jail
CHEYNELL
LIVINGSTON
RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER
LAURA
MOORE
PETIT LARCENY
JOSHUA
PARHAM
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
BILLY
NORMAN
Public intox
CASARA
BARK
dus
MICHAEL
BROOKS
fta - dus
TERRY
BARKER
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
ESTELLA
BROWN
PETIT LARCENY
DEREK
CHADIM
UNLAWFUL POSS OF
PARAPHERNALIA
JO
BEATY
ftp - breaking and entering
GREGG
BROWn
OBTAINING MERCH BY BOGUS
CHECK
JANA
CHOATE
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
KRYSTAL
BESS
DUI
JASON
BROWN
DOMESTIC a&B
ERIC
CLIFTON
fta - POSS OF CDS
MICHAEL
KIRKLAND
FORCIBLE SODOMY
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County may 15, 2015 | 11
SANDRA
SWEEDEN
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
MYKOL
WELLS
ata - CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
JESSICA
TEAGUE
FTA - PETIT LARCENY
DEANNA
WESTON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
TYRONE
THOMPSON
MTR - dui
JIMMIE
WHORTON
TRESPASSING
AARON
VERMILLION
REC/POSS/CONC STOLEN
PROPERTY
WILLIAM
WILLIAMSON
dus
BOBBIE
WALDRON
a&B
KEVIN
YOUNG
fta - dus
TOMMY
WALKER
DUI
RICHARD
WEAVER JR.
DOMESTIC a&B
ANDREW
TINKER
DUI
JONATHAN
WILLIAMS
mtr - POSS OF cds
ROBERT
HEARST
PUBLIC intox
BRENT
IMLER
Public intox
JAMES
HENDRIX
DUI
CASSIE
ISAAC
MTR - poss of cds
PATRICIA
MANNING
DOMESTIC a&B
MICHEAL
JOHNSON
ftp - POSS OF MARIJUANA
WITH INTENT
JAY
MARSHALl
FTA - DUS
JESSICA
HERNANDEZ
FTA - DOMestic a&B
THOMAS
KETCHERSIDE
DUS or dur
JONATHAN
MARTIN
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
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If these biological-only parents won’t honor the courts order, perhaps public shame will get their attention.
If you know how to reach any of the Deadbeat Parents found on this page, please call the Oklahoma Department of Human Services
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Have their Basic Needs Unmet
Become Non-Supportive when they become Parents.
When one or both parents do not support their children,
taxpayers often pay the cost of raising children. When children
receive public assistance and their parents pay no child support,
all taxpayers bear the cost of supporting the children.
Most Wanted List Missing Deadbeat Parents
Deadbeat
Parents
It’s ALL about the KIDS!
James Mylon Concannon Jr.
Owes: $ 12,938.71
Date of Birth: 06/11/1988
Race: Hispanic Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 6” Weight: 141
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Ardmore, OK
Calvin Russell Sanders
Owes: $ 21,858.21
Date of Birth: 12/01/1986
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 150
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Lawton, OK
Henry Dale Rose
Owes: $ 78,429.93
Date of Birth: 06/23/1975
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 6’ Weight: 169
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Sallisaw, OK
Anthony Dominique Clewis
Owes: $ no order / pending
Date of Birth: 09/01/1990
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Shawnee, OK
Lynda Denise Compton
Owes: $ 38,005.93
Date of Birth: 12/31/1968
Race: American Indian Gender: Female
Height: 5’ 3” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Altus, OK
Christopher M. Russell
Owes: $ 14,280.68
Date of Birth: 11/07/1980
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 140
Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Poteau, OK
Jeffery Lee Cole
Owes: $ pending
Date of Birth: 11/19/1971
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 160
Eyes: Green Hair: Bald/Partial Bald
OCSS Office: Oklahoma City North, OK
Demeterius Dante Rouse
Owes: $ 14,684.05
Date of Birth: 05/14/1975
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 240
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Lawton, OK
may 15, 2015 | 13
Eugene Blagg
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
HC 66 Box 575
Sawyer, OK
Charles l Causey
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1003 Moran Loop
Valliant, OK
LaDonna Sue Coleman
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury /
Sex Abuse
94 Sells Rd.
Valliant, OK
Jeffrey m Coppock
Sexual Battery Of Person Over 16
111 SE Washington
Idabel, OK
William Alan Cross
Rape - First Degree
952 Inpatient Rd
Broken Bow, OK
Douglas w Emmett
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
RR 1 Box 8335 S Coffee Creek Rd
Antlers, OK
James David Grady
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
162769 N 4530 Road
Talihana, OK
David W Pelts
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
831 G Bar Rd.
Atoka, OK
William B Powell
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1004 E Quil Rd. Box 133
Lane, OK
James E Bradshaw
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1516 US Highway 271
Grant, OK
Louis Carl Ostrander
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
8756 US Hwy 70 West W-1
Mead, OK
Calvin Lee Parker
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
503 Kelly Drive
Bokchito, OK
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Atoka County Bryan County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
14 | may 15, 2015 Haskell County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
RIGOBERTO
ALVERADOZ
DENNIS
BROWN
christopher
BRYANT
PETER
CAMPOS
TINA
CHILDS
DRENDA
CROSSLIN
WESTON
DIXON
A&b WITH DEADLY WEAPON poss of cds mtr - CARRYING A PROHIBITED
WEAPON
no drivers license A&b domestic dus poss of cds
andrew
DUVALL
shelly
estes
SUSAN
GAYLOR
cassie
hall
joshua
hand
JASON
HIXSON
adam
hurst
DOMESTIC A&b IN PRESENCE
OF A MINOR
dui OBTAINI CASH/ MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK
dui FELONIOUS POINTING A HAND
GUN DURING A DOMESTIC
fta - poss of cds dus
joshua
james
KYLE
JORDAN
GARY
LEFLER
austin
lewis
wendell
mccormick
james
miller
darrin
moore
domestic a&b
speeding/ dus LEWD OR INDECENT ACTS TO
CHILD UNDER 16
fta a&b DIST OF Cds/ POSS WITH
INTENT TO DIST
poss of cds
johnny
phillips
alina
rice
joshua
stinson
poss of cds poss of marijuana domestic a&b
joshua
moore
tristine
morris
atr ata - burglary - second
degree
Jenkins
Morrison
A couple caught squatting in a Stigler
residence was taken to jail after police
found methamphetamine in the house.
On April 19, a woman called the Stigler
police department and told an officer
that she had recently moved to Florida
and that no one was supposed to be at her
old house, located in the 800 block of SE
A Street. The officer then called the property owner who backed up the woman’s
story and said no one was supposed to
be there. She said she would go and put a
padlock on the door the next day.
On April 20, two officers accompanied
the woman to the residence. When an
officer knocked on the door, no one answered. The officer kept knocking, however, and Stigler woman Lori Jean Jenkins, 36, eventually came to the front
door.
40-year-old Brock Alan Morrison of
Van Buren, Arkansas, was also in the
house.
Police told them that the landlord said
no one was supposed to be there, and they
needed to leave the residence. While conducting a walk-through of the residence,
an officer found a bag containing a crystal substance in the kitchen.
The couple was swiftly evicted from the residence by way of handcuffs and transported to the Haskell County Jail.
The substance found at the house tested positive for methamphetamine.
Both Jenkins and Morrison are being charged with possession of
controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia. Their bonds were set at $20,000, and they are scheduled to appear in court on May 26, 2015.
Taking a squat
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County may 15, 2015 | 15
ray
MEADE
no valid drivers license
WILLIE
BELCHER
FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
LEAH
BROWN
poss of meth
ROY
CRUMPTON
agg domestic A&B
TOMMY
ESPINOZA, JR.
poss of meth
MICHAEL
CARROLL
poss of meth/para
JENNIFER
WILLIAMS
poss cds/para
JOHN
BIGGS
public drunk/attempted
burglary
MICHAEL
BROWN
poss of cds
MARK
CUMMINS
fta
LAURIE
ESTES
PUBLIC DRUNK
VINCENT
COMMONS
poss of cds
WILLIAM
BILBAY
PAROLE VIOLATION
RICKY
BROWN
A&B
TIMOTHY
DEFOE
dus
TIMOTHY
FARRELL
warrant
BILLY
COOPER
POSSESSION OF CDS WITHIN
1000’ OF SCHool/park/minor
SCARLETT
DILLINGHAM
poss of cds/para
ZACHERY
FOMBY
dui- driver under 21/ poss
of marijuana
JIMMIE
COTTINGAME
POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
CHRISTINA
DOLAN
poss of meth/para
MARTIN
FRAKES
PUBLIC DRUNK
SANDRA
DORAN
poss of marijuana
RALPH
FRENCH
domestic A&B by
strangulation
MARK
DUCKWORTH
POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY
WAYNE
GANN
poss of meth
CHRISTOPHER
BAIRD
PUBLIC DRUNK
BRANDON
BILLS
PUBLIC DRUNK
BROWN
MARINA
DELGADO
agg dui
PAULA
FINCH
POSS OF CDS/ DELIVERY OF
METH
EDWARD
COOPER
PUBLIC DRUNK
Durant man William Franklin Brown, 37, was
arrested after he allegedly pointed a gun at a woman and threatened to kill her on May 4.
According to the police report, a Bryan County
deputy was dispatched to North Sawmill Road to
investigate shots fired. When police arrived, they
were advised the man with the gun was still on the
property.
After searching for the man, police were eventually able to coax Brown out of his trailer.
Brown told the deputies he didn’t have any guns.
They asked if they could go into his trailer to look;
he said he didn’t want them to go inside.
Brown told police “some woman” sped up into the driveway almost hitting him.
He said she then pulled out a knife and said she was going to kill everyone there.
Brown said he went back inside his trailer until the cops showed up.
While on scene, a deputy found a shotgun shell on the ground.
A witness said she “didn’t know anything about a gun.”
An officer told Brown, “If what you’re saying is true, that she came here saying
that and you were protecting yourself, let me help to clear that up.”
Brown then admitted to having a gun. He said he fired one shot into the ground
to make the woman leave. The man told police where the gun was hidden.
An officer found the gun -- there were three live shells in the chamber.
The victim said she came to the area to check on her daughter, who she was
afraid was getting beat by her husband. When she pulled into the area, she said
Brown immediately approached her and started yelling and cussing at her. When
she told him she was there to see her daughter, he went to his camper, grabbed a
gun and told her, “I’m not putting up with any s---.”
The victim said Brown then shot at the ground in front of her. He then pointed
the gun at her. When she told him she was going to call the cops, he allegedly told
her, “You do and I’ll kill you.”
Dispatch advised the officer that Brown was a felon.
Brown is being charged with feloniously pointing firearm and possession of
firearm after former felony conviction. His bond was set at $15,000, and he is
scheduled to appear in court on June 10, 2015.
Evidence wins
SHAWN
CRAWLEY
poss of marijuana
16 | may 15, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KEVIN
METCALF
poss of meth
JIMMY
NUNLEY
poss of meth/para
JONATHAN
MINTZ
poss of cds
WILLIAM
PEDIGO
dus
KENNETH
MITCHELL
fta/ftp- omitting to
provide for a child
CHRISTINA
PELTS
POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY
CARL
MUSIAL
RECKLESS CONDUCT W/
FIREARM
JARROD
PITTS
PUBLIC DRUNK
MICHAEL
NOLAN
dui
ERIC
POUNDS
fta- knowingly concealing
stolen property
CONNIE
NUNEZ
warrant
ANTONE
PRASIL
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSPENDed
RAQUEL
NUNEZ
FTA- DOMESTIC ABUSE
MICHAEL
PUGH
ftp- petit larceny
ANDY
MURPHREE
dui
RAFAEL
PESCARDOR-ALBERTO
dui
TIFFANY
GASTON
PUBLIC DRUNK
WILLIAM
HARRELL
poss of cds/para
TEDDY
JONES
PUBLIC DRUNK
KERRIE
LOWRY
DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN
GREAT BODILY HARM
ERIN
GERISCH
dui
KAREN
HARRIS
dui
NEAL
KEITHLEY
atr
DEWAYNE
MADRID
FTA- ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE
POLICE OFFICE
JERAMIE
GIBSON
poss of cds/para
AUSTIN
HENDERSON
PUBLIC DRUNK
DAVID
KELLER
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSPENDed
HARLEY
MANRY
poss of marijuana/para
GLENN
GRAVER
EMBEZZLEMENT
HANIQUA
HILL
no valid drivers license
BOBBY
LANE, jr.
domestic a&B
JAMES
MAXEY
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE
JACOB
GREENWOOD
knowingly concealing
stolen property
TRAVIS
HOUGH
PUBLIC DRUNK
KENT
LONDON
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSPENDed
BRIAN
MCGAHA
poss of marijuana/para
MICHAEL
HAM
warrant
JESSICA
JAMES
poss of cds
JOSHUA
LOTT
PUBLIC DRUNK
DEBRA
MCGEE
dui
JEFFREY
HAMMON
burglary- second degree
ASHLEY
JONES
PUBLIC DRUNK
BRANDON
LOVE
PUBLIC DRUNK
TERRY
MCMICHAEL
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX
OFFENDER
FRANKLIN
GILBERT, III
poss of meth
DANIELLE
HENRICHS
breaking and entering
JESSICA
KING
no valid drivers license
KOREY
MARX
arson- first degree
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County may 15, 2015 | 17
BENJAMIN
RAGLE
A&B W/DANGEROUS WEAPON
JANICE
RITTER-BUCKMAN
fta- dui
ASHLEY
SKIPPER
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS WITHIN
2000’ OF School/park/minor
BRADLEY
UBER
poss of cds
DUSTIN
WEST
NO VALID drivers LICENSE
CHARLES
SWILLING
PUBLIC DRUNK
SAMANTHA
RAGLE
poss of meth
EDDIE
ROPER
dus
ANDREW
SMALLE
poss of marijuana
BONNIE
VANDENBURG
dui
JOHNNY
WEST
vpo
JERRY
TAYLOR
PUBLIC DRUNK
ROMAN
RATEVOSYAN
poss of marijuiana/para
JEFFEREY
ROYS
fta- dui
DOUGLAS
SMITH
PUBLIC DRUNK
STEVEN
VANDENBURG
PUBLIC DRUNK
KEVIN
WHITE
INAtTENTIVE DRIVING
RESULTING IN COLLISION
KIMBERLY
TAYLOR
public drunk
BRANDON
REESE
PUBLIC DRUNK
THOMAS
SEYBOLD
DOMESTIC ABUSE
MATHEW
SMITH
poss of cds/para
DEBORAH
WALDIE
poss of cds w/intent to
distribute
BRIAN
WHITTAKER
domestic A&B
JOE
THOMAS
FTA- LARCENY OF MERCH
FROM A RETAILER
MIKELL
REESE
fta
RICKY
SHELTON
FALSE IMPERSONATION
JAVIER
SOLIS
dui/ POSs OF WEAPON AFCF
TAFFY
WALLACE-UPCHURCH
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS/POSSES
W/INTENT
MONNE
WILLIAMS
dui
KRYSTAL
THOMPSON
FURNISHING A FIREARM TO A
KNOWN FELON
RONNIE
RICHARDSON
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS W/IN
2000’ OF school/park/minor
JASON
SHOEMAKE
poss of cds/para
LORA
SPEERS
poss of marijuana/para
SAMANTHA
WALLS
poss of marijuana
MARISSA
WILSON
PUBLIC DRUNK
CHARLES
TOONE
Domestic A&B
JOSE
RIOS
PUBLIC DRUNk
LOU
SIMMONS
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
STACY
STORY
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS/POSSES
W/INTENT TO DIST
HUDSON
WEATHERLY
FAILURE TO STOP FOR SCHOOL
BUS LOADING/UNLOADING
ETHAN
WINTERS
poss of heroin
WAYNA
TROGDON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
HUNTER
REEDER
knowingly concealing
stolen property
HANNAH
SEXTON
poss of meth/para
LASHAUNA
SMITH
AKING/REcEIVING STOLEN
CREDIT CARD
DELROY
VICKERY, jr.
DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
TREVOR
WHITE
dui
JAMES
THALACKER, JR.
public drunk
18 | may 15, 2015 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ERIC
WOLKE
POSS OF WEAPON ON SCHOOL
PROPERTY
AMBER
WRIGHT-STONEBARGER
poss of marijuana
JERI
WRIGHT
dus
CARI ann
YOUNG
poss of meth/para
JACOB
BAKER
dui
ANDREW
BISHOP
dui
CAMERON
BUCCY
LARCENY-AUTO/AIRCRAFT/
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE
SHALENA
BAKER
burglary- second degree
GRETCHEN
BRIDGES
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS W/IN
2000’ OF SCHool/park/minor
TRACY
BURNS
poss of meth
LARRA
BANKS
LARCENY-AUTO/AIRCRAFT/
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE
LEANNA
BROOKS
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS W/IN
2000’ OF SCHool/park/minor
SAMUEL
CALDWELL
PUBLIC DRUNK
DONNY
CROCKER, jr.
POSS OF CREDIT CARD
BELONGING TO ANOTHER
JESSICA
BELCHER
OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHEck
JUSTIN
BROWN
PUBLIC DRUNK
CHRISTOPHER
CANNON
FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
LLOYD
CRONKRITE
warrant
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The bill is called the “Trooper Nicholas Dees and Keith Burch
Act of 2015,” in honor of the troopers who were involved in a
crash in January east of Shawnee.
A driver, who was allegedly updating social media while driving, hit the troopers, killing Dees and seriously injuring Burch.
According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, texting while driving makes drivers 23 times more
likely to be involved in a traffic accident.
Governor Fallin was joined by members of the troopers’ families as she signed the bill into law.
She says she hopes the law will save lives.
“My hope is that this bill does more than just change the law,” Fallin said. “As a state, we need to
change the way we think about texting while driving. The fact is it’s dangerous. If we can get people
to think about it that way, we can drive more responsibly, save a lot of lives and make our roads much
safer.”
The law makes texting while driving a primary offense, meaning police can pull anyone who does it
over and give them a $100 ticket.
Senator Ervin Yen says that making texting and driving a primary offense will have a big impact.
“States with primary-enforcement laws saw an overall reduction of three percent in traffic fatalities,”
he says. “For young drivers between 15 and 21, there was an 11 percent reduction in fatalities. That’s
huge.”
He says research shows states that only had secondary enforcement saw virtually no change.
“Primary enforcement saves lives,” says Yen.
Oklahoma is the 46th state to have a law banning texting while driving.
It has exceptions for certain emergency situations and specifies it will not apply to devices operated in
a voice-activated mode in which a driver’s hands would not be needed to write, send or read a text message.
The law goes into effect Nov. 1.
KFOR.COM
Gov. Mary Fallin signed HB 1965 into law
Tuesday afternoon, making texting while
driving illegal in Oklahoma
David C: Should be a felony
Phillip R: think this was a waste of time. when
distracted driving laws already existed and the police didnt enforce them. shoot they were often just
as guilty as the rest of us. yet this gives them immuity and lets them be above the law
Cale R: Because that will make them stop.
Christina B: Little late isn’t it?! Way behind
as usual. Other countries do not allow any phone
use whatsoever while driving.
Jon N: I like the idea! But just a feel good law
that they can’t enforce!
Amanda K: YES YES YES!!!!
Anita G: Its a shame we had to wait til an officer was killed, should have been a number of lifes
saved including his!
Todd K: Previous law was a secondary law
meaning the police could not stop someone for doing the offense, the new law is a primary law meaning you can be pulled over for only texting now.
Michael L: Still ain’t going to stop folks from
texting and driving, no matter how stiff the penalty.
Brad B: I hope they find someone to enforce
it. Was on my bike yesterday. Seven striaght drivers passed me, all texting or looking at phones.
This was in the Arbuckles where there are so many
wrecks.
Keith S: This won’t help anything. Especially
with speech to text software in most phones. Technology has already out paced this new law.
Bryan W: So lame, I hope they actually apply
this to themselves I see cops on their phones more
than anyone else
Ken W: About time
Sarah H: Nice idea, but we have distracted
driving laws in effect and that has changed nothing
same with drunk driving....laws in place but people
still break it and still somehow manage to continue
to break it till they kill someone or themselves
Winnie B: I wonder if it will apply to cops that
are using their MDT’s while driving?
William D: Can’t keep implementing new
laws, all the laws in the world wont make up for
common sense! Pretty soon we won’t be able to
leave the house without knowingly or unknowingly
breaking some law. Land of the free, really?
Dorothy E: I totally approve
Chris S: I’m glad there is a law for drinking
and driving cause no one does that either. Against
the law or not, prolly wouldn’t of saved that officer.
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty McCurtain County may 15, 2015 | 19
BRIAN
ALLEN
BILLY
ANTROBUS
MARSHAWN
BAILEY
DUSTIN
BARRICK
DUI DOMESTIC ABUSE BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE POSS PARA
KENNETH
BILLY
RUSSELL
BOWLINE
CASEY
BOYD
JERRY
BRIDGMAN, jr.
DUI ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
DUI a&b W/ DEADLY WEAPON
DUSTIN
CHANDLER
BETSY
CLOUD
COREY
COOPER
PAULA
ENGLE
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
FALSE PERSONATION
JOHN
GRAY
FREEMAN
HARRIS
VICTOR
JEFFERSON
GEONTRIC
JOHNSON
SANDRA
JOHNSON
SHELLEY
JOHNSON
DONALD
KELLER
PUBLIC DRUNK FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK/
CON GAME
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE PUBLIC DRUNK ENDEAVOR/CONSPIRE TO DEL/
MANUF/POSS CDS
LARCENY OF MERCH
ASHLEY
KNIGHT
LYDIA
LAPPIN
TRAVIS
MCLAUGHLIN
DOMONIQUE
NATT
LOUIS
PARNELL
SHANNON
PARNELL
CHRISTOPHER
POLLARD
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DOMESTIC ABUSE FORGERY POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
HUNTING FROM MOTOR
VEHICLE/HEADLIGHTING
An Idabel man was arrested May 5 for allegedly
stealing a man’s struck
because he was mad the
man kicked him out of
his house.
Lewis Charles Moore,
52, then sold the truck to
a local scrapyard.
On May 4 shortly after 6 p.m., a McCurtain County deputy was dispatched to Tyson’s food to take a report of the stolen vehicle.
The victim said he had just gotten off work, and when he walked
outside, he noticed his truck was missing. He said the vehicle didn’t
need a key to start because the ignition was “messed up.”
According to the police report, the man said he believed Moore took
his vehicle, because he had just kicked the man out of his house because he found narcotics in his room.
The next day, an officer located the stolen truck at a local scrapyard.
An employee told the officer Moore sold him the truck. He handed
over a bill of sale, which had Moore’s photo ID on it.
Police spoke to Moore’s girlfriend at a local apartment. She told
them she hadn’t seen her man since he left their hotel room around 3
a.m. that morning. She said he was walking toward Tom the last time
she talked to him.
Police left, but they later returned to the apartment after a confidential informant told them Moore was there. They found the man
lying underneath some clothes inside the bedroom closet.
An officer interviewed Moore, who admitted to taking the truck. He
said the victim had kicked him out of the house “for no reason.” He
said after taking the truck, he drove it to Foreman, Arkansas, before
returning and selling it to the scrapyard.
Moore told police he had been hiding in the closet when they spoke
to his girlfriend earlier that day.
Moore is being charged with larceny of an automobile.
Revenge is not so sweet
20 | may 15, 2015 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
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ROBERTS
BRIAN
ROUTH
JOHN
ROWIN
MERCEDES
SAMPSON
TARA
STOVALL
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STRANGULATION
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DOMESTIC a&b RECKLESS CONDUCT WITH
FIREARM
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DISTURBING THE PEACE POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CATHY
WALKER
CRIST
WATKIN
JACKIE
WHITAKER, jr.
MARIA
WHITFIELD
ANGELA
WORTHAM
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
CARRYING FIREARMS WHILE
UNDER THE INFLUEnce/ dui
DOMESTIC ABUSE DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT TO MANU
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BELL
CASEY
BILLY
JEREMIAH
bILLY
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER a&b w/dangerous weapon PUBLIC DRUNK
LOWELL
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DAKODA
CARTER
ODIE
CARVER
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SUSP/REVOKED
DOMESTIC ABUSE
DILLON
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Atoka County may 15, 2015 | 21
ANGELESA
HALEY
MICHAEL
HAMONS
BOBBY
HARRIS
DAVETTA
HAYES
GENCI
HEDGECOCK
KYLER
HENSON
DE JAY
KIRBy
dus
dus
warrant
poss of marijuana/para
dus WARRANT toc
JEROME
LEE
EDWIN
LEFLORE JR. TANISHA
LOFTIN
TIMOTHY
MARLEY
JENNIFER
MCCARTER-DILLARD
NATHANIEL
MELCHER
CLINTON
MICHALK
no drivers license warrants LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE dus warrants public intox public intox
KAYLA
MITCHELl
DAVID
MOFIELD
DANIELA
PITTMAN
RON
PRICe
APRIL
RIKER
JERRY
SANDERS
TRISTAN
SEXTON
RESISTING ARREST dus no drivers license no drivers license poss of marijuana/para FELONY POSS OF FIREARM
AFCf
public intox
CHELSEA
ALMAGUER
NINA
BREGER
CARL
BRIELS
GABRIELE
CARLILe
EDMUND
CLIFTON
JUAN
CORONA-MOTA
WOODROW
DAVIS
bogus check breaking and entering into
a motor vehicle
dus duid
POSS OF FIREARM IN
COMMISION OF CRIME
no drivers license warrant
TIA
SHEFFIELD
warrant
CHAD
ELLIS
BARBARA
FARRELL
HEATHERLY
FOX
GAGE
SAUNDRA
GREENWOOd
BRIAN
GRIMES
no drivers license mta warrant
no drivers license WARRANT
KYLE
STEPHENS
no drivers license
HALEIGH
ULLRICH
poss of marijuana/para
Would-be burglar Dillon Shane Gage, 21, knew he
was busted when an officer caught him at a pawn shop
after hours on May 6.
When he saw the police car, the Atoka man immediately put his heads behind his head and dropped to his
knees. The officer found burglary tools nearby.
According to the police report, an Atoka officer was
checking on the business in the 800 block of S. Mississippi shortly after 2 a.m. when he saw a man standing
“motionless” next to a rear door.
The officer put a spotlight on the man, and that’s
when he immediately dropped to his knees.
The officer approached Gage and noticed that he had a black bandana around
his neck. There was also a black duffel bag near the man, which contained a red
handle claw hammer.
Gage admitted the bag was his and he was trying to break into the business. He
said he was going to use the hammer to break the padlock on the back door, but
he stopped when he saw the patrol car.
The officer then asked him if he had a cellphone. When Gage handed it over, the
officer noticed the flashlight was on. Gage said he was planning to use the flashlight once he was inside the building.
Gage was placed under arrested and transported to jail.
This wasn’t the first time Gage had tried to take something that was his -- according to a records check, the man had previously pled guilty to a burglary in
Coal County.
Gage is being charged with attempted burglary in the second degree. His bond
was set at $25,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on May 13, 2015.
Caught in the act
22 | may 15, 2015 Mcintosh County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
TILENA
BURGESS
JERRY
CANTERBURY
KEVIN
CARTER
MALICIOUS INJURY TO PRIVATE
PROPERTY
CARRYING FIREARM UNDER
THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL
BURGLARY- SECOND DEGREE
JOSEPH
DAVIS
DONALD
DENSMORE
BRYAN
DYE
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
ASSAULT WITH DEADLY
WEAPON
PROBATION VIOLATIOn FELONY
POINTING FIREARM
DARRELL
HAUSE
CLARISSA
HAWKINS
JAMES
HAYES
fta- OPERATe Motor Vehicle
W/OUT Drivers License
FTA- agg DUI fta- FAILURE TO DISPLAY
CURRENT VEHICLE TAG
JOHN
HAYWOOD
PAUL
HOLYBEE
RUSSELL
JONES
SCOTT
LEIST
CARLOS
LOPEZ
BUDDY
MANLEY
JAMES
MARTIN
FTP- DUI vpo/ PROVDe FALSE INFO TO
LICENSED FIREARMS DEALER
ASSaULT ON OFFICER POSS METH/ FELONIOUSLY
POINTING FIREARM
FTA- OBTAINING MERCHANDISE
BY BOGUS CHECK
FTA- ENDEAVORING TO
MANUFACTURE METH
KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
STEVEN
MARTIN
SHELLY
MAYTUBBY
JIMMY
MINNICK
JACKLEEN
MINTON
MICHAEL
MORGAN
RYAN
OSBAN
JAMES
OWEN
POSS FIREARM WHILE
INTOXICATED/ dui
UNLAWFULLY DISPOSING OF
HUMAN REMAINS
AGG a&b THAT CAUSES GREAT
BODiLY HARM
FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME PUBLIC INTOX DUI PUBLIC INTOX
Computer interconnectivity has produced enormous
benefits, but has also enabled criminal activity that
exploits this interconnectivity for financial gain and
other malicious purposes,
such as internet fraud, child
exploitation, identity theft,
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For youths, the internet often serves as a positive and powerful arena for socializing and
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whether they are technologically savvy -- can help their kids make better decisions about
online behavior.
Efforts to address cybercrime include activities associated with protecting networks and
information, detecting criminal activity, investigating crime, and prosecuting criminals,
. The Administration has taken significant steps to better protect America against cyber
threats and has developed a pragmatic and focused cyber-security legislative proposal for
Congress to consider. The proposed legislation is focused on improving cyber-security for
the American people, our Nation's critical infrastructure, and the Federal Government's own
networks and computers.
June is Internet
Safety Month
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Mcintosh County may 15, 2015 | 23
SEAN
ALLEN
TAMRA
ANDERSON
ERIK
BJORLING
FTA-FAILURE TO CARRY
SERCUITY VERIFICATION
FTA- PETIT LARCENY TRAFFICKING ILLEGAL DRUGS
WILLIAM
BLAKE
DUS
KIMBERLY
CARTER
COLBY
COOPER
JAMES
COX
FTA- RESISTING OFFICER FTP- ROBBERY WITH WEAPON POSS cds
ANGELIA
CRITZ
dui
CAROLYN
GOFF
POSS OF CDS
BOBBY
GORDON
PROBATION VIOLATION POSS OF
FIREARM AFCF
JUSTIN
GROVES
PROBATION VIOLATION
SODOMY
KALEB
HAMPSHIRE
USE OF VEHICLE IN DISCHARGE
WEAPON
MINNICK
WESTLEY
PERKINS
JAMES
SCHUBERT
CHARLES
SISEMORE
SCOTT
STANDFELL
NED
STANLEY
LILA
TAYLOR
ERNEST
THOMPSON
POSS FIREARM IN COMMISSION
OF FELONY
FTA- BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
ata FTP- PETIT LARCENY FTP- PETIT LARCENY PUBLIC INTOX mtr POSS CDS
WAYLON
UNAH
JUSTIN
WATKINS
ALLEN
WILLIAMS
PUBLIC INTOX ESCAPE/ ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE
FROM ARREST/DETENTION
ata poss cds
Checotah man Jimmy Lee Minnick, 40, was arrested after
he allegedly knocked a man’s teeth out at a local bar on April
27.
Checotah police were dispatched to the bar in the 1200 block
of W. Gentry Avenue shortly after 10 p.m. When they arrived,
it was easy to see who the victim was. According to the affidavit, his face was “severely swollen,” and he was having a hard
time speaking due to his injuries.
The victim told police he was playing pool with two men, and
the men started fighting. He tried to break them up, but they
turned on him and “stomped on his face.” He showed the officer that he was holding two of his teeth in his hand.
The bartender told police the same story. She said she told
the men to calm down or they would have to leave, and they
told her to get behind the bar. The victim told them not to
speak to her like that. A fight broke out, and she said Minnick also punched a woman during
the scuffle.
Police went to Minnick’s residence, where his mom opened the door. She told them he was
asleep, but an officer asked if he could speak to her son.
An alcohol-smellin’ Minnick shuffled to the door. He had blood on his shirt and pants. He
denied being at the bar earlier that night. The officer asked him whose blood was on his shirt
-- he replied he had been in bed all night.
During the conversation, the officer noticed Minnick was hiding something in one of his
hands.
When an officer asked to see what he was hiding, Minnick told him no and tried to shut the
door.
The officer grabbed the door and told Minnick he was under arrest. The man told the officer
he wasn’t going anywhere.
Minnick continued to struggle with officers; one of them threatened to tase him, but Minnick didn’t seem to care, so, he got tased.
He seemed like the jolt of electricity had stunned him into submission, but while they were
walking to the patrol car, he tried one last time to get away from police.
He didn’t succeed.
Minnick is being charged with aggravated assault and battery. He was released on a $5,000
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on June 24, 2015.
With teeth
24 | may 15, 2015
GB GOTCHER
BEAVER
Attorneys at Law
http://www.gotcher-beaver.com
323 E. Carl Albert Parkway
McAlester, OK 74501
918-423-0412
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Defense Lawyers Association Award
Winner
2010 National Trial Lawyers Association Top 100 Members
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BEAVER &
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