LEFLORE, LATIMER, PITTSBURG, MCINTOSH, HASKELL - September 19, 2014

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Vol. 3 No. 12
leflore County
alicia ralph
knowingly concealing stolen
property
Mccurtain County
kolter pollard
endeavor/conspire to deliver/
manufacture/possess cds
pittsburg County
bambi meredith
leaving scene of accident
involving damage
choctaw County
james buckhanan
assault & battery
latimer County
venise kennedy
larceny of merchandise
bryan County
dusti scroggins
unauthorized use of motor
vehicle
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
coal County
mona smith
possession of marijuana/
paraphernalia/dui
atoka County
ashton harrison
distribution of cds w/in
2000ft of daycare
leflore County
caleb urchison
robbery
pittsburg County
Casey nelms
rape - 1st degree
pittsburg County
dusty calvin
assault & battery w/
dangerous weapon
haskell County
wade green
burglary - first degree
Mcintosh County
jonathan
laughlin
public intox
Mccurtain County
coplin grady
rape - first degree
pushmataha County
don hatcher
destruction of private
property
bryan County
jennifer lewis
assault & battery w/deadly
weapon
2 | September 19, 2014 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOHN
CULPEPPER
DOUGLAS
SEATON
JAMES
CARTER
DUSTIN
TRICE
DUS/DUR PUBLIC INTOX vpo PUBLIC INTOX
KENNETH
COUCH
DANNY
BAILEY
TRACIE
STURGEON
JOSHUA
JONES
MANUFACTURE OF CDS GRAND LARCENY POSS CDS POSS CDS
NOAH
LITTRELL
CHRISTOPHER
RUSSEL
ROYCE
GULLICK
JUSTIN
SPEARS
PUBLIC INTOX OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
POSS MARIJUANA DUI/ DOMESTIC ABUSE
JAMES
SISCO
SEAN
HUDSON
LARRY
LANDSDOWN
ALISHA
DWILLIS
BILLY
RANDELL
SCOTT
PARKER
IKE
RITTER
PUBLIC INTOX FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY POSS PROHIBITED WEAPON DUI DUI POSS MARIJUANA
MICHAEL
DURHAM
DUSTIN
BROWN
WILLIAM
HAMPTON
POSS PROHIBITED WEAPON/
DUI
DUI fta
Key of Charges
A&B .....................................................Assault & Battery
APC ..............................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF ............................... After Former Felony Conviction
ATA .......................................... Application to Accelerate
B&E .................................................Breaking & Entering
CDS ...............................Controlled Dangerous Substance
DUI ...................................... Driving Under the Infl uence
DUI-D ......................Driving Under the Infl uence of Drugs
DUS ........................................Driving Under Suspension
DWI .........................................Driving While Intoxicated
FTA ......................................................Failure to Appear
FTP ............................................................Failure to Pay
INT .......................................................................Intent
INTOX...........................................................Intoxication
MANU ........................................................ Manufacture
MTA ................................................Motion to Accelerate
MTR .....................................................Motion to Revoke
PI ......................................................Public Intoxication
POSS ..............................................................Possession
TOC ....................................Transporting Open Container
VPO .................................... Violation of Protective Order
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County September 19, 2014 | 3
DYLAN
POOR
KYLE
HANEBERG
KRISTINA
KING
LEA
WILDE
PUMP PIRATE ACT
ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS
WEAPON
DUI DUI
COTY
PAUL
HILLARY
MOORE
MARK
MARTINEZ
POSS ILLEGAL WEAPON FLEEING APPREHENSION OBTAINING CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
LESLIE
EDWARDS
DAVID
SPRADLEY
MICHAEL
MORRISON
DUI POSS FIREARM AFCF DUI/ POSS CDS
AARON
SHACKELFORD
CASSIE
VANCPREGHY
CODY
LOWRIE
EZEKIEL
COCHRAN
MAGDALENO
GARCIA
SCOTT
SANDELL
PETIT LARCENY POSS PARA POSS CDS BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE DUI KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
BRANDI
COZO
ALICIA
RALPH
JIMMIE
THOMAS
SHAWNA
LARGE
DANIELLE
GRAY
KIMBERLY
MCINTIRE
BILLY
JAMES
DUS/DUR
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
FALSE INFORMATION TO POLICE
OFFICER
ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICER DUS/DUR POSS CDS/ UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
A Panama man made a traffic stop a lot worse when he
threw a cup of liquid on a cop and tried to run.
But, he was just trying to protect his drugs!
On September 4, a Panama police officer saw a car traveling southbound on U.S. 59 around 10:29 p.m. According to
the affidavit, the vehicle didn’t have a license plate lamp and
it kept crossing the line dividing the lanes of travel. The officer pulled the vehicle over and made contact with the car’s
occupants.
The driver didn’t have a driver’s license, and she later told
the officer she had smoked marijuana a couple of hours prior
to the stop. She gave the officer consent to search the vehicle, and the officer told the backseat passenger, 37-year-old
Ted David Muller, to exit the vehicle. He got out of the car,
and the officer told him the driver had given him consent to
search it.
Muller took a drink from a paper cup, threw the cup of liquid on an officer, and took off
running into a wooded area. Officers were finally able to tackle the runner.
Muller fought against the officers and refused to be handcuffed, but he was eventually
placed under arrest.
During a search of his person, police found a plastic straw with a white residue, a small bag
containing a white crystal substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine, rounds
for a .38 special, a ski mask and a pair of leather gloves. They also found a holster and more
rounds for a .38 special where Muller had been sitting. In the trunk that was only accessible
through letting down the backseat where Muller was seated, police found two automatic
pistols; the serial numbers on the firearms were scratched, but an officer was able to get
the serial numbers off one of the guns. It came back as stolen. The other passengers denied
knowledge of the guns.
Muller is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of
firearm during commission of a felony, possession of firearm after former felony conviction,
knowingly concealing stolen property, committing felony with firearm with defaced ID number, possession of burglary tools, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and obstructing
officer. His bond was set at $50,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 19, 2014.
And… we have a runner!
MULLER
4 | September 19, 2014 Leflore County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
AMANDA
SAMUELS
JOHN
SWIER
STEPHANIE
ENGLISH
DAKOTA
BODIFORD
SHAWN
MARTIN
COLBY
CORNELL
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
BURGLARY OF VEHICLE UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
ROBBERY CARRY CONCEALED WEAPON CHILD NEGLECT
MICHELLE
LEWALLEN
RICHARD
HALL
DEVIN
GRAY
ANADREA
LAY
TED
MULLER
CHARLES
LYONS
TASHINA
ELWOOD
OBTAINING CASH BY FALSE
PRETENSES
POSS STOLEN VEHICLE fta/ftp CHILD ENDANGERMENT/ dui FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE/
FELONy POINTING FIREARM
fta/ftp BOGUS CHECK
MARCUS
MELTON
LYSANDER
MELTON
FREDDIE
COOPER, Jr. JOSEPH
GUINN
COREY
THORTON
MARIN
BARCO
FRANKIE
KNOWLES
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
CHILD ENDANGERMENT BURGLARY RECKLESS DISCHARGE OF
FIREARM
DUI PUBLIC INTOX DUI
TRUMAN
ADAMS
OLIVIA
HARP
JIMMIE
ATHEY
BOBBY
BELAK
JESSE
DAVIS, Sr. CALEB
URCHISON
MATT
MEASHINTUBBY
BREACH OF PEACE
POSS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS W/
OUT PRESCRIPTION
DUS/DUR DOMESTIC ABUSE/VIOLENCE PUBLIC INTOX ROBBERY PUBLIC INTOX
BOONE
BREWER
PAMELA
KILLION
JACKIE
JOHNSON
TROY
HOLLINGER
LAURIE
LOWREY
KENNETH
MAYHALL
LAURIE
BORDOCK
PUBLIC INTOX
BURGLARY- SECOND DEGREE fta/ftp POSS PRESCRIPTION DRUGS W/
OUT PRESCRIPTION
DUI DUI TRESPASS
JAMES
SIMMONS
POSS OF CDS
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Leflore County September 19, 2014 | 5
TERA
BRYANT
DAVID
MOLES
EDGAR
STRANGE
KNOWINGLY CONCEAL STOLEN
PROPERTY
DUI GRAND LARCENY
RANDI
HARRIS
POSS CDS
EMRYS
NOTTKE
PUBLIC INTOX
ANGELA
SAMUEL
DOMESTIC ABUSE
WILLIAM
SAULTER
CHRISTOPHER
ANDREWS
RICHARD
TACKETT
POSS CDS POSS MARIJUANA fta/ftp
STEVEN
HAGGARD, Jr.
DOMESTIC ABUSE/VIOLENCE in
PRESENCE of MINOR
AUSTIN
REES
fta
WESLEY
GINN
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
MINOR
WILLIAM
HAGGARD
fta
JOSH
REMY
SALLY
HERRERA
SHANE
HICKMAN
RACHEL
FIGUEROA
SHOPLIFTING DUI DOMESTIC ABUSE POSS CDS
KIMBERLY
SCOTT
WILLIAM
HUTSON
NITA
ALIREZ
BRITTNEY
KINSEY
a&b PUBLIC INTOX DUI FORCIBLE ENTRY
STACEY
NOBLES
LYLE
COLBERT
CHRISTOPHER
SHAW
POSS PARA OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR
CHILD
BURGLARY
NICOLE
LOVELL
VIOlATION OF COURT ORDER
Proverbs 22:6 says
6 Train up a child in
the way he should go:
and when he is old,
he will not depart
from it.
Children have a
wonderful capacity
for trust. The faith
they put in adults is unqualified, and that should humble us; we often don’t
deserve it.
Sometimes kids suffer from intentional betrayal by a trusted adult, like
former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, recently convicted of
sexually abusing underprivileged young boys. Other times, they are neglected
by society at large, as are the 1.7 million children with a parent behind bars.
Many of these kids face enormous obstacles, but get little notice.
The Bible affirms that children are a central focus of God.
Our national problem is not that we somehow undervalue children; it’s
that we don’t always know where to look to find the children most in need
of our help. Inmates’ children in particular get placed on the back burner.
They grow up in single-parent homes, or they get shuffled into foster care.
They are five times more likely than their peers to live in poverty. They often
endure confusion, loneliness, depression, abandonment, social ostracism,
and profound anger. Should we be surprised if they often follow their
parents to prison?
It doesn’t take much to ease the burden of an inmate’s family. Churches—
and other people of good will—can incorporate prisoners’ children into their
existing programs, like VBS, youth mentoring programs, or summer camps.
They can make sure kids have the supplies they need to succeed in school, or
gifts to celebrate the holidays; the opportunities are boundless.
If we take seriously the notion that every child has inherent worth and
deserves our society’s nurture and protection, we cannot afford to ignore
children with an incarcerated parent. Like Jesus, we must reach out to them,
and their trust will for once not be betrayed. In turn we will discover that the
blessing goes both ways: They will teach us what it means to have faith that
pleases God, faith that presses in close, believing everything will be okay.
Bible Says:
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Choctaw County September 19, 2014 | 7
ROBERT
ANDERSON
CHRISTINE
BOWMAN
STEPHEN
BUCKHANAN JR.
JAMES
BUCKHANAN
POSS OF CDS fta - UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
a&B a&B
DARRELL
DAVIS
BUDDY
DICKSOn
ANNIKA
DILLARD
ONDREA
DORSEY
fta dwi PROBATION VIOLATIONS DISORDERLY HOUSE
TIFFANY
HAMILL-SELF
SHAWN
HAMMONS
DAVID
HARRIS
MINNIE
HARRIS
vpo poss of cds public intox KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
ROBERT
HOOD
KEITH
HOPKINS
BERNADETTA
JACKSON
JAMES
JONES
SPENCER
LINDSEY
CARLTON
MARLOw
SHILAH
MELTON
knowingly concealing
stolen property
Poss of marijuana domestic a&B dur POSS OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
poss of cds a&B w/deadly weapon
CODY
MORGAN
KANDICE
NELSON
NICHOLAS
NORRIs
TINA
RALSON
EBONY
SANDERS
CRAIG
SCRIBNER
BRANDON
STEED
MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
ABSCONDING supervision POSS OF CDS/para KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
a&B w/deadly weapon poss of cds fta
Fort Towson woman Diana Taylor
Bevil Dunn, 49, was arrested after she
allegedly stole face cream from Hugo
Walmart.
Hey, she was just trying to get rid of
those wrinkles! She just went about it
the wrong Oil of O’Way.
According to the affidavit, a Hugo
police officer was dispatched to
Walmart in reference to a shoplifter
on September 9. When she arrived,
she saw an employee following a
woman who matched the description
of the shoplifter.
The woman, identified as Dunn,
took off running when she saw the officer. She jumped in a vehicle
and locked the door. She eventually unlocked the door due to the officer’s commands, but she refused to turn off the vehicle.
The employee showed the officer boxes of face creams and body
lotions that Dunn had taken from the store. Some of the items were
beside Dunn in the car. In Dunn’s purse, the officer found the rest of
the stolen face cream.
The officer took Dunn to jail. A dispatcher advised the officer that
Dunn’s husband had called and said Dunn couldn’t be arrested, and
the sheriff and district attorney knew about it.
The officer called the district attorney’s officer, but of course, they
didn’t know anything about it. The man showed up at jail and tried
to get Dunn out of jail. It didn’t work.
During booking, the jailer found pills, a glass pipe, two bags containing a clear crystal substance and a bag containing a green leafy
substance in Dunn’s purse. The substances field-tested positive for
methamphetamine and marijuana.
Dunn is being charged with two counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of paraphernalia, larceny of
merchandise from a retailer and failure to comply with compulsory
insurance law. She was released on a $10,000 bond and is scheduled
to appear in court on October 28, 2014.
Beauty is only skin deep
bevil-dunn
8 | September 19, 2014 Choctaw County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
BERLYN
STUCKEY
DIANA
TAYLOR
PARKER
TAYLOR
ASHLEY
TONIHKA
ADRIAN
TURNER
HOPE
WILLIAMs
poss of marijuana/para poss of cds/para domestic a&B
DOMESTIC a&B in presence
of minor
DOMESTIC A&B IN FRONT OF
MINOR
ftp - no drivers license
SHEENA
CARRICO
AMANDA
CHUMLEY
DORIN
DAVIDSON
fta - uttering
forgedinstrument
public intox public intox
DELORES
ESTEVES
CLIFTON
EUBANKS
MATTHEW
GRAY
poss of cds/para DELIVERING CONTRaBAND TO
INMATES
dus
JOSEPH
HART
BRYAN
HARVEY
CAROL
HICKS
RECKLESS DRIVING MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
PUBLIC intox
Everybody
hates
you.
You don’t see
bullying like
this every day.
Your kids do.
Teach your kids how to
be more than
a bystander.
Learn how at
StopBullying.gov
T:11.5”

Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Haskell County September 19, 2014 | 9
JUSTIN
ADCOCK
KADE
ARAGON
SANDRA
BELL
JAMES
BENSON
CARL
BOND
JIM
BROYLES
ALISHA
BRYANT
SIMPLE ASSaULT BOGUS CHECK PUBLIC INTOX
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
fta/ftp - POSS METH POSS controlled drug DUI UNDER 21
CHAD
COLE
CHRISTOPHER
DARNEAL
DANIEL
DUKE
AMBER
FONTENOT
JOHN
GODDARD
GODDARD
WADE
GREEN
KYLE
HIGGINS
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
KIDNAPPING/ DOMESTIC A&B DUi
FTA/FTP- POSS CDS PUBLIC INTOX BURGLARY- FIRST DEGREE
fta/ftp- POSS CONTROLLED
DRUG W/INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
PATRICIA
HILL
COREY
HORTON
ROBIN
HUGGINS
DUSTIN
MCCANN
RICKY
MCCLARY
JONATHAN
MCCLURE
DAVID
MOXON
fta UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
VEHICLE
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER DRIVING W/ EXPIRED LICENSE FTA/FTP- POSS CDS FTA- OMITTING TO PROVIDE
FOR MINOR CHILD
CONTEMPT OF COURT
CODY
OLDHAM
BILLY
PAYNE
ROBERT
VARNELL
CHAD
WALKER
DUSTIN
WALLEN
MERVIN
WALLIS
vpo/ dwi dus AGG DUI PUBLIC INTOX OUTRAGING PUBLIC DECENCY dui
Apparently, one of 55-year-old John Vernon Goddard’s favorite pastimes
is to get drunk and stare at people while standing in the middle of the road.
Well, that’s exactly what the Stigler man was doing when he was arrested
on September 5.
According to the affidavit, dispatch received a call around 7:20 p.m. about
a man standing in the middle of the road staring at people. The reporting
caller said the man wasn’t walking; he was just standing in the road.
A Stigler officer responded to the call and found a subject in a parking lot
on SE Fifth Street that matched the description of the creepy starer. The
officer pulled into the parking lot and started talking to the man, identified
as Goddard.
Goddard smelled strongly like alcohol.
The officer told Goddard he could tell he was drunk, and Goddard admitted he had had about
10 beers. The officer placed him under arrest and transported him to Stigler City Jail.
Goddard wasn’t done yet, though!
Once in a cell, Goddard started trying to destroy items and was “unruly in the cell and banging
on everything.” Goddard also started hitting his head on the cement walls, water fountain and
metal bunks.
The officer placed Goddard back in handcuffs and took him to the Haskell County Jail. Goddard was detained in a padded cell for his safety.
Goddard was released on a $520 bond, and he pleaded guilty to the charge of public intoxication. He is scheduled to appear in court on October 14, 2014.
The stink eye in Stigler
10 | September 19, 2014 Latimer County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHAD
ADCOCK
REBECCA
ADMIRE
JESSE
BORDERS
BOBBY
BULLINGTON
CLAYTON
COLLINS
COLLINS
JARRETT
CRANFIELD
JESSE
CRITES
dus ati POSS CDS public intox
DOMESTIC ABUSE duid/ poss cds dui Domestic Abuse
CURTIS
HEAD
STANLEY
JENKINS
VENISE
KENNEDY
MICHAEL
LOPEZ
JOSHUA
ELLIS
FTP- DUI
GARRETT
GIRTY
ati POSS METH
FERNANDO
GONZALEZ
BURGLARY- SECOND DEGREE
FTA- GRAND LARCENY PUBLIC INTOX LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE DUI
TIFFANY
LYONS
RANDY
MARTIN
JOSHUA
MOODY
RYAN
PETERS
THASHA
PRINDLE
BRIAN
SCOTT
ALLEN
TOM
dus dui ati LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
ati poss CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PUBLIC INTOX DOMESTIC abuse dui
FERNEY
WOODRUFF
MALICiOUS INJURY TO
PROPERTY
A Howe man with a syringe full of
oxycontin was arrested for allegedly
shooting up while driving.
On September 3 at approximately
1:10 p.m., a state trooper was traveling westbound on Salonia Road when
he drove over a hill and saw a truck
stopped in the road. According to the
affidavit, the trooper stopped at the
driver’s door and noticed two males inside. He activated his emergency lights
and made contact with the driver.
As he was speaking with the driver,
Clayton Regan Collins, 25, the trooper saw a syringe cap next to Collins. Collins’ hands trembled as he
handed the officer his driver’s license.
The trooper asked Collins to step out of the truck; when he did, the
trooper noticed a syringe containing a clear liquid beside his seatbelt. He asked Collins what was in the syringe, and Collins told him
it was oxycontin. The trooper asked how much he had already shot
up, and Collins told him over half of what he had.
Collins had slowed motor skills, and he couldn’t seem to focus. His
speech was slurred and his pupils were constricted.
The trooper placed him under arrest. He made sure the vehicle was
operable, and Collins allowed the passenger to drive it home.
Collins refused to take the state’s blood test and told the trooper
that it wouldn’t matter either way. The trooper transported Collins
to jail.
Collins is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance, actual physical control of vehicle under the influence, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia and improper stopping. He
was released on a $1,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court
on October 7, 2014.
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty pushmataha County September 19, 2014 | 11
Bailey
A pursuit led by an Antlers man in a hurry to get to
the bar ended when the man’s van ran out of gas. Apparently, he wasn’t stopping for anyone.
According to the police report, an Antlers officer was
driving westbound on West Main around 11:23 p.m.
on September 6, when he saw a vehicle traveling eastbound at an excessive speed. He confirmed the vehicle
was traveling 87 mph in a 45 mph zone.
The officer activated his emergency lights, but the
vehicle passed the officer and appeared to speed up. The officer turned
his vehicle around to pursue the vehicle, which was a white van. It blew
through a couple red lights and went airborne when it hit some railroad
tracks.
The van’s driver continued to drive recklessly through town and
reached speeds in excess of 90 mph. The van eventually came to a stop
approximately one mile east of Antlers.
The officer ordered the driver, Julian Bailey, 28, out of the vehicle and
placed him in handcuffs and searched Bailey for weapons. Bailey, who
smelled like alcohol, told police, “I ain’t got no drugs on me and there
ain’t none in the van.”
The officer asked Bailey why he didn’t stop. Bailey told him, “I was trying to get to the bar.”
Despite smelling like beer, Bailey insisted he hadn’t been drinking.
Bailey’s eyes were red and bloodshot, and he had trouble standing up
straight.
He told police it was because it was tired.
Inside Bailey’s van, police found an opened cold 12-ounce can of beer
behind the driver’s seat.
During inventory of the vehicle, an officer noticed that the vehicle
wasn’t running. He assumed that Bailey had turned it off when he
stopped, but when the wrecker driver arrived to impound the van, it
wouldn’t start. The gas gauge was below the “E” mark. Bailey hadn’t
stopped — he had run out of gas.
Bailey is being charged with endangering others while attempting to
elude police officer, driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of
alcohol, transporting opened container of beer, reckless driving, speeding and failure to stop at red light. He was released on a $10,000 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on October 8, 2014.
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12 | September 19, 2014 Pittsburg County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
matthew
autrey
matthew
bell
denise
black
arnold
brown
matthew
brown
amy
bullard
brent
burns
uttering forged
instruments
dui domestic a&b domestic a&b by
strangulation
domestic a&b in presence
of minor
dus or dur dus
dusty
calvin
donna
camacho
dennis
cantrell
james
clark
adrienne
clifton
justin
crosby
marcella
dalpaos
a&b w/ dangerous weapon endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
dui petit larceny probation violation dist of controlled
substance
brian
dillman
janice
donelson
brandon
dutton
public intox obstructing officer fta - poss of cds
bobby
harris
blake
harrison
michael
harshbarger
fta - public intox mta - poss of cds dus or dur
tommy
mcgee
janet
meggs
bambi
meredith
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
embezzlement leaving scene of accident
involving damage
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Pittsburg County September 19, 2014 | 13
malcolm
ellis
chelsea
escoe
joshua
furr
carlos
garcia
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
petit larceny dui dui
mason
johnson
kenneth
kinsey
jacobo
matias
joshua
mcclendon
sexual battery fta - child support domestic a&b by
strangulation
dui
deidra
meredith
udona
mitchell
casey
nelms
robert
ott
poss of controlled
substance/para
fta - dus rape - 1st degree domestic a&b
scott
parent
eric
parham
ira
paul
sammy
salazar
mary
santos
tony
santos
anita
shank
ftp - knowingly concealing
stolen property
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
trespassing after being
forbidden
public drunk
obstructing officer assault on police officer dui
gary
simmons
johnny
snow
kayla
spears
samuel
tittle
angel
villegas
tonya
viveros
dena
williams
Crenshaw
Bridge
carrying weapon/drugs/
alcohol into jail
larceny of merch from
retailer
poss of controlled
substance
dus or dur
public intox obstructing officer dus
On September 9, two McAlester residents
were charged with solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder in the first degree.
The case began in early September when
Billy Crenshaw, 53, asked an acquaintance to
kill his granddaughter’s mother. Crenshaw
had custody of the toddler whose mother
wanted her back. Crenshaw offered a gun
with the serial number ground off and the
forgiving of a debt owed him by the acquaintance.
The acquaintance then spoke with Shonda
Bridge (Miller), 41, who also wanted the little
girl’s mother killed. Miller is related by marriage to
Crenshaw. The acquaintance alerted OSBI
to both people’s request to have the girl’s
mother killed. This acquaintance then became an informant.
On the evening of September 4th, the informant picked up Miller at Crenshaw’s
McAlester home to drive to the intended victim’s house outside of town.
The conversation between the informant
and Miller was recorded. Miller brought a
gun with her. Before the two left town, OSBI had a McAlester police officer make a traffic stop. Miller was arrested and a gun with serial numbers ground off was recovered from the passenger’s side of the vehicle.
OSBI agents and members of the District 18 Drug and Violent Crime
Task Force went to Crenshaw’s home at 1224 Key Road and arrested him.
The intended victim in the case was moved to a safe location that night.
Murder-for-hire
plot foiled
14 | September 19, 2014
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Joshua Lee Burris
Owes: $ 24,701.57
Date of Birth: 04/10/1985
Race: American Indian Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 135
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Ardmore, OK
Michael Dean Johnson
Owes: $ 10,385.78
Date of Birth: 02/14/1969
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 180
Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Bethany, OK
Brian Roger Hunt
Owes: $ 30,669.55
Date of Birth: 2/28/1961
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 200
Eyes: Blue Hair: Blond
OCSS Office: Norman, OK
Ace Hailey Buckner
Owes: $ Pending
Date of Birth: 06/08/1988
Race: American Indian Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 5” Weight: 200
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Tulsa East, OK
Justin W. Burns
Owes: $ 7,765.00
Date of Birth: 08/28/1986
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 150
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK
Mayland L. Jackson
Owes: $ 37,689.20
Date of Birth: 11/29/1976
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Sallisaw, OK
Shannon Leroy Burleson
Owes: $ 46,042.43
Date of Birth: 12/08/1977
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 3” Weight: 145
Eyes: Hazel Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Miami, OK
Alan Adrian Jackson
Owes: $ 19,914.45
Date of Birth: 07/21/1965
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 145
Eyes: Brown Hair: Gray
OCSS Office: Norman, OK
September 19, 2014 | 15
Tony e Hubbard
Rape - First Degree
1605 W. Poplar Hugo, OK
Lisa Ranae Poole
Rape - Second Degree
907 Norris Ave
Broken Bow, OK
Juan Miguel Ramirez
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
906 North Lukfata
Broken Bow, OK
Roy Benton Robb
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
386 Possum Trail
Broken Bow, OK
James Arthur Ross
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
706 SE. Ave H
Idabel, OK
Davey Joe Moore
Assault with Intent to Commit a
Felony (involves sexual assault)
204 SE 5th Street
Antlers, OK
Shawn Edward Moore
Rape - Second Degree
HC 67 Box 100
Antlers, OK
Paul Sampson Finch III
Rape - Second Degree
405 E. Blackjack Rd
Atoka, OK
Russell s Fincher
Rape - Second Degree
1210 S McClendon
Atoka, OK
Gerald Franklin Irvin
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
HC 66 Box 1344
Sawyer, OK
Randy Don Hiberd
Rape
649 Wren Rd.
Colbert, OK
Nolan R Hobbs
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury /
Sex Abuse
2513 Chestnut Ln
Calera, OK
McCurtain County Choctaw County Pushmataha County
Atoka County Bryan County
Registered Sex Offenders for the Area
16 | September 19, 2014 coal County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ARTHUR
BUCKLEY
ARTHUR
THURMAN
BOBBY
MITCHELL
Brandon
Wilson
CASEY
CHAFFIN
JEFF
THORNBURG
JOHNNIE
HAWKINS
VIOLATION OF COMPULSORY
EDUCATION ACT
dui A&B Domestic A&B by
strangulation
burglary - 1st degree Poss of marijuana UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
KERRY
LEFLEUR
KLYFORD
PALMER
MARK
SMITH
MONA
SMITH
HONEYCUTT
SETH
LELAND
STEPHEN
BABER
OBSTRUCTING AN
OFFICER
fta public intox Poss marinuana/para /dui FORGERY forgery
WILLIAM
PARKER
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
The last thing you want to do to the people who handle your meds is to call them a
bunch of a--holes and threaten to burn their
building down. But, that’s just what one Lehigh man did.
Perry Honeycutt, 50, was arrested after he
allegedly threatened to burn down a Coalgate pharmacy.
According to the affidavit, a pharmacy
employee contacted Coalgate police on September 3 to inform them of a rather rude
employee.The employee said Honeycutt called the pharmacy around
12:20 p.m. to speak about some prescriptions. During the call, Honeycutt became angry and told the employee the pharmacy was a
“bunch of a--holes.” He then hung up the phone.
The employee called the number back that Honeycutt used to call
the pharmacy. When Honeycutt answered the phone, the employee
asked whom she was speaking with.
Honeycutt identified himself and rudely asked, “Who the f--- is
this?” When the employee told Honeycutt who she was, Honeycutt
told her, “F--- you bitch. I will come up there and burn that f------
place down.”
Um, no he won’t.
When police found Honeycutt, he admitted to issuing the threats.
An officer placed him under arrest and transported him to jail.
Honeycutt confirmed the employee’s story, and told police he was
just upset when he made the threat. He was booked into the Coal
County Jail.
Honeycutt is being charged with terrorism hoax. He was released
on a personal recognizance bond and is scheduled to appear in court
on September 18, 2014.
Sounds like he
went of his meds! around the nation
Pom Pom: it’s what’s for dinner
Police call the relationship “toxic.” If the details of the
police report are accurate, folks won’t need much convincing.
Bear the Pomeranian disappeared in early August after the
dog’s owner and her then-boyfriend Ryan Eddy Watenpaugh
had an argument.
The woman fled her apartment after she was physically
assaulted by Watenpaugh, she told police in Redding,
California. When she returned, Bear was gone.
The couple, which police say had a tumultuous dating
relationship that included the woman being held against
her will, briefly reconciled the first week in September.
Watenpaugh, 35, cooked her a meal that included meat.
Then the text messages began.
“How’s your dog taste? I thought it was better with BBQ and those Hawaiian buns.”
“I guess u could bury what u didn’t eat.”
“The smile on my face when you read this … priceless,” KRCR reported.
Then early on Sept. 9, Watenpaugh showed up at the woman’s house and left a small bag
by her front door, police say. Inside was a note and two dog paws.
“Burn in hell,” the note says. “I hate you so much it hurts. Stay away from me. I want
nothing to do with you. F— you.” At the bottom of the note: a smiley face.
Redding police arrested him two days later. They say he’s admitted to sending the
messages and placing the dog paws at the woman’s residence, but has denied killing or
cooking Bear.
“You know this is extremely strange,” Redding Sgt. Todd Cogle told KRCR. “Unusual,
something we had never seen before.”
Watenpaugh has been charged with domestic violence, false imprisonment, stalking and
animal cruelty. He’s being held on $250,000 bail in the Shasta County jail.
Watenpaugh
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County September 19, 2014 | 17
DREW
FRANKLIn
REGINA
GAITHER
RAUL
GARCIA-MATa
CLAY
GARDNER
AUSTIN
GARRISON
TERRY
GHAEMMAGHAMI
domestic a&B domestic a&B duid public intox DOMESTIC a&B vpo
RICKY
GOLDSMITH
MATTHEW
GRICE
LORELEI
HADDOCK
JOHN
HAMMONS
FRANK
HARLAN
SAMANTHA
HARRINGTON
BILLY
HARRIS
poss of marijuana public intox dui larceny of merch from a
retailer
public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
TAJAHARA
HARVEy
JEANNIE
HATTON
ODES
HATTON
MONCIA
HERNANDEZ
AMIE
HOBBS
CAROLINE
HOBIA
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER poss of marijuana poss of marijuana no drivers license LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
JERRY
HORN
JAMES
HORTON
JALENE
HOWARD
PETIT LARCENY DISTURBANCE OF PEACE public intox
ALLEN
KRAMER
REBECCA
JULIAN
dui
LETHA
KEY
dui
BRAD
KING
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
VANCE
WOODRUFF
dui
Elite Assessment Center
717 B Hwy 70 E Kingston, OK 73439
DUI SCHOOL
10 & 24 Hour Classes
Call For Dates and Times
580-564-7308
18 | September 19, 2014 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JENNIFER
LEWIS
CLIFFORD
LOCKHART
DEVON
LONG
SHELBY
LUSTER
a&B w/deadly weapon POSS OF BLACK TAR HEROIN W/
INTENT TO DIST
vpo POSSESSION OF METH W/
INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
JAMES
MAXEY
MICHAEL
MAYFIELD
PAUL
MCBEE
STANLEY
MCDONALD
BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE fta/ftp - poss of meth afcf dui poss of cds/para
PATRICK
MOERSCH
LINDSEY
MONTGOMEOY
JAMES
MOODY
TERRY
MORGAN
ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE POLICE
OFFICER
public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
dui
CONNIE
NUNEZ
JACOB
ODOM
ROCKEY
OLIVER
AMANDA
PAGE
JASON
PALMER
poss of meth/para fta - UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
VEHICLE
poss of cds/para domestic a&B in presence
of minor
public intox
CARLOS
PANIAGUA JR.
DUSTIN
PANIAGUA
MERLE
PERKINS
NICKIOLS
PETTRY
TIMOTHY
POLK
DANNY
POSTON
JOHN
PRESLEY
dus BURGLARY-2ND DEGREE dui probation violation no drivers license dus poss of meth/para
JESSICA
YOUNG
TAYLOR
ZINT
fta - LARCENY merch from
retailer
ata - dui
McClain County woman Heather Kelley
Fletcher, 43, was accused of leaving a store
stealing a pair of jeans, she told police she
was too fat to wear the shorts employees
said she walked in the store wearing.
According to the affidavit, a Purcell
police officer was dispatched to the 1600
block of N. Green Avenue on August 3 at
approximately 3:24 p.m. Employees said
that Fletcher had switched her shorts for
a pair of jeans in the dressing room and
walked out after an employee tried to stop
her. They explained that she walked into
the dressing room carrying two pairs of
jeans and wearing white and plaid shorts. When she exited the dressing
room, she walked toward the door wearing a pair of jeans.
When he arrived, an employee pointed at a woman leaving a nearby store
and said, “That’s her.”
He approached Fletcher. Before he could ask any questions, she told him
she didn’t know the employee and she doesn’t wear shorts because she is too
fat. Fletcher appeared to be wearing a new pair of jeans.
When he asked Fletcher when she got the jeans, she told him she bought
them the day before for her birthday. The officer asked her where she put
her shorts; she again told him that she doesn’t wear shorts because she’s too
fat. When he told her employees saw her wearing shorts before she went
into the dressing room, she still denied that she stole the jeans.
The officer placed her under arrest. During a search of her purse, he found
a pair of shorts matching the description of the ones employees said she
wore into the dressing room. He also found a double-edge dagger, a tube
with residue that field-tested positive for methamphetamine and a plastic
baggy.
Fletcher is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance, larceny of merchandise from retailer, unlawful possession of
drug paraphernalia and carrying weapons. She was released on a $5,000
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on September 10, 2014.
I couldn’t have stolen that — I’m too fat!
around the state
Fletcher
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County September 19, 2014 | 19
KENNETH
REESe
HARLEY
ROBERSON
REGINA
ROBERTSON
poss of meth/para dus fta - knowingly concealing
stolen property
JESSIE
SHELTON
WILLIAM
SHERER
DOCK
SHOEMAKER
dui PROBATION VIOLATION domestic a&B
JESSICA
SPEARMAN
TONY
SPEARS
RICKEY
STEVENS
public intox public intox dui
JAKE
THOMAS
AARON
THOMPSON
MICHELLE
THOMPSON
NANETTE
THYGESEN
GREGORY
UNDERWOOD
NATHAN
WALKER
RANDY
WALKER
POSs OF MARIJUANA public intox public intox LARCENY merch from
retailer
dui fta /ftp - a&B w/dangerous
weapon
DUS
CASEY
WALLACE
BRYANNA
WARNKE
TREY
WEATHERLY
MERL
WHITE
PAUL
WILLIAMS
BRIDGET
WINNINGHAM
JEANNA
WOOD
public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
agg dui public intox dui dui public intox
Two Durant men were carted off to jail because they were found with
drugs during a traffic stop on August 30.
According to the affidavit, a Durant officer was on patrol around 11:19
a.m. when he saw a vehicle traveling eastbound on Main. The windshield
of the vehicle was shattered and obstructed the driver’s view. The officer
stopped the vehicle at E. Main and McLean, and made contact with
the driver, John Steven Presley, 28. The passenger identified himself
as “Todd Dills.” The officer recognized the name Dills, because Johnny
Everette Coffey Jr., 47, had previously given an officer the false name.
The officer checked with dispatch and was advised that Coffey that
three warrants for his arrest.
He told Coffey to exit the vehicle, and Coffey confirmed his suspicions stating, “You got me. You know I’m John Coffey. I’m sorry — I just
couldn’t go to jail when [an officer] pulled me over, so I gave him my
friend’s information.”
As the officer was speaking with Coffey, he noticed Presley kept digging into his right jeans pocket. The officer told him to stop, and he
placed Coffey in the patrol car. He asked Presley what was in his right
jeans pocket. Presley didn’t reply. The officer told Presley to pull the
pocket inside out.
As he did, Presley slung his hand out abruptly, and the officer saw a small baggy fall to the
ground. The baggy contained a white crystal like substance that appeared to be methamphetamine.
The men were both transported to jail.
During an inventory of his patrol car, the officer found a clear glass pipe with a burnt residue in the backseat where Coffey had been sitting. In the cup holder, there was a clear plastic
straw, and another straw was located beside the seat on the driver’s side.
Coffey is being charged with unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and false personation of citizen. His bond was set at $10,000,
and he is scheduled to appear in court on October 22, 2014.
Presley is being charged with possession of methamphetamine after former conviction of
a felony and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. He was released on a $6,000 bond
and is scheduled to appear in court on October 15, 2014.
Keep your hands out
of your pants
PRESLEY
COFFEY
20 | September 19, 2014 bryan County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ADAM
IVEY
JOHNATHAN
JACKSON
TYLER
JACOBS
GARY
JOLLY
poss of cds fta - poss of marijuana public intox
dui
DUSTI
SCROGGINS
JIMMY
ROBINSON
dui
OMAR
ROCHA
public intox
DANIEL
RODRIGUEZ
public intox
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
KATHY
SISNEROS
JEFFREY
SMITH
MARCUS
SMITH
JASON
SPARKS
fta - knowingly concealing
stolen property
public intox POSS OF MARIJUANA WITH
INTENT TO DISt
PROBATION VIOLATION
JULIAN
TAYLOR
JACOB
STEWART
POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY
THERESA
STEWARt
LARCENY
PATTI
STOVER
LARCENY merch from
retailer
PETIT LARCENY
JAMES
LAYMON
CLAYTON
LEE
ARNOLD
LEWIS
DOMESTIC a&B public intox dui
DEWAYNE
MADRID
RYAN
MATHIS
GARETT
MATTOX
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/canceled
vpo ftp - no drivers license
KELLI
MCMULLEN
KEVIN
MEADE
MICHAEL
MILLER
dui UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR
VEHICLE
fta/ftp - poss of cds w/
intent to dist
Menacing mugshots:
Ya know, some people are just
real knot heads!
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Bryan County September 19, 2014 | 21
DANIEL
ACOSTA
TANNER
ALLEN
CODY
ANGUS
CALEB
ANTHONY
JOHNNY
BARNETT
SHANNON
BEAVER
INDECENT EXPOSURE POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY fta - poss of cds BURGLARY- 1ST DEGREE dui dui/child endangerment
JOSEPH
BELKHAM
ETHAN
BENNETT
JOHN
BIRD
MELINDA
BISHOP
JASON
BOOTH
TAYLOR
BRADLEY
JOHN
BREWEr
dui LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
dus fta - petit larceny TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL
DRUGS
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
PUBLIC intox
CHRISTOPHER
BROWN
MICHAEL
BUDRa
JOHN
BULLOCK
BILLY
BURKETT
AIRYN
BURR
MICHAEL
CABELO
CHRISTI
CHAPPELL
PUBLIC intox dui fta/ftp - poss of marijuana dui domestic a&B resulting in
great bodily harm
no drivers license domestic a&B
JOHNNY
COFFEY
RAYCHELL
COLWELL
MELINDA
COOPER
JOHNNY
COULTER
DONNY
CROCKER
LISA
DONALDSON
FALSE IMPERSONATION FTA-LARCENY OF GASOLINE public intox no drivers license LARCENY FALSE IMPERSONATION
DAVID
DREHER
LINDA
ENRIQUEZ
NICHOLAS
EPPS
SHAWN
FIGGINS
DONNY
FINCHER
CARLOS
FRANCO
POSS OF METH W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
public intox FTA - FALSE DECLARATION TO A
PAWN BROKER
DRIVING W/LICENSE
CANCELLED/SUSP/canceled
dui dui
SHANNON
KING
KAREN
KOCH
SYDNEY
KRAMER
LARCENY MERCHANDISE FROM
A RETAILER
PUBLIC intox
dui
22 | September 19, 2014 atoka County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
KYLE
BROOKS
KEITH
CAFFEY
TONYA
CAMARGO
THOMAS
COFER
LLOYD
COLE
WILLIAM
COLE
KALEB
COOKSEY
trespassing dui/toc no drivers license warrant dui public intox dui
TONY
COUCH
ACEA
DURAN
TERRANCE
EMERSON
public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
poss of marijuana
MICHAEL
HICKS
SAMUEL
HOWARD
TRUIET
HYDE
poss of marijuana/para public intox no drivers license
KIMBERLY
PARKER-BROWN
WILLIAM
POWELL
RUSSELL
RATLIFF
A&B w/dangerous weapon fta poss of cds/para
DAVID
SIMES
FLEMING
SIMES
MANUEL
SIMES
public intox dui/toc public intox
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COOKSEY
LARRY
GANN
ASHTON
HARRISON
JOSEPH
HAYSLIP
KYLER
HENSON
domestic abuse
distribution of cds w/in
2000 ft of daycare
pump piracy poss of marijuana
STETSON
JACKSON
ftp
JASON
JIM
warrants
CHRISTINA
MERRITT
larceny of automobile
TYLER
MOARCE
knowingly concealing
stolen property
JASON
ROSE
ASHLEY
SANCHEZ
SHANA
SHEFFIELD
SEAN
SHEHAN
warrant no drivers license warrant no drivers license
DUDE
THOMPSON
ARCHIE
SMITH
public intox
CHRISTOPHER
SPIVEY
public intox
DELLA
SUTTERFIELD
public intox
warrant
JOSHUA
UNDERWOOD
WILLA
WEAR
ERIN
WHISTLER
TRAVIS
WHITMIRE
KEITH
WILLIAMS
public intox public intox poss of cds/para disorderly conduct/
resisting arrest
public intox
Dillon
Gray
Felonious pointing firearm
Brent
Lang
Warrants
Tyler
Lofton
fta
Justin
Manion
Domestic A&B
A drunk teen was just trying to
get some munchies from McDonald’s when an officer arrested him for
drunken driving.
That late night Big Mac’s just gonna
have to wait!
On August 31 around 2 a.m., an Atoka police officer was on patrol when
he saw a black truck traveling east on
13th Street. The vehicle’s right side
taillight wasn’t working, so the officer
followed the truck. The driver hit the
center line twice.
The driver of the vehicle, later identified as Atoka man Kaleb Lane Cooksey, 18, pulled into McDonald’s
parking lot. The officer activated his emergency lights, and the driver
pulled over.
When the officer approached the driver’s window, he smelled a
strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the truck. He asked Cooksey if anyone had been drinking, and Cooksey said no. The officer told
him he could smell alcohol coming from inside the vehicle, and Cooksey said someone else had been drinking in there. The officer asked
him if there was any alcohol in the truck, and Cooksey told him there
was an ice chest in the bed of the truck containing beer.
The officer asked Cooksey to step out of the vehicle. He asked him
again how much alcohol he had consumed, and Cooksey admitted to
drinking three beers in the last 30 minutes.
The officer placed him under arrest and administered a breath test
to Cooksey; it registered a 0.10 bac.
While looking in Cooksey’s truck, police found three bottles of
Smirnoff Ice in the backseat.
Cooksey is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under
the influence of alcohol. He was released on a $1,250 bond and is
scheduled to appear in court on September 15, 2014.
Big Mac attack denied
24 | September 19, 2014 Mcintosh County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
tilena
burgess
ray
cannon
ronald
cantu
taylor
chew
public intox fta - dur/dus fta - domestic a&b dui
dana
dixon
kimberly
duncan
jimmy
durrett
june
ezell
poss of controlled
substance/para
petit larceny child support knowingly concealing
stolen property
steven
goodman
patricia
goodrich
anthony
hailey
michael
hart
dui larceny of merch from
retailer
burglary - 2nd degree public intox
gary
lewis
buddy
manley
jeffrey
marshall
public intox knowingly concealing
stolen property
public intox
michael
morton
minnie
murray
angela
pearson
lyndall
rowland
operating vessel while
under the influence
ftp - poss of cds dus fta - dui
william
shaver
assault w/ a dangerous
weapon
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tyler
anderson
thomas
banks
burglary - 2nd degree
ftp - public intox
heather
collins
public intox
val
copeland
bogus check
amanda
fortenberry
megan
frame
ftp - child neglect
public intox
brian
gonzales
poss of child pornography
lee
hodges
jesse
johnson
jonathan
laughlin
stanley
layman
public intox domestic violence dui public intox
christopher
mathews
public intox
brenda
morris
cultivation of marijuana
earl
morris
cultivation of marijuana
mark
sanor
shaver
charles
smith
colt
southern
tonya
stevens
paul
sumpka
poss of stolen vehicle
a&b on police officer
uttering forged
instruments
ftp - grand larceny
public intox
robert
swan
dacia
turney
paige
wear
domestic a&b fta - dus
public intox
A crazed Eufaula man allegedly went to a nursing home to
confront his girlfriend, ran from police officers, and threatened
to burn down his girlfriend’s house.
September 3 was a memorable day for 29-year-old William
Arthur Shaver!
According to the police report, Eufaula police were dispatched to a local nursing home around 9 a.m. in regards to
a person making threats. En route to the nursing home, the
officer was advised that the subject was Shaver.
The officer saw Shaver on a bicycle at the intersection of Sixth
and Forest Street. Shaver saw the police car, and he started
pedaling east down High Street.
The officer followed Shaver and gave him verbal commands
over the PA system to pull over. Shaver started pedaling very
quickly and yelled at the officer, “Y’all quit f------ with me, or I
will cut you n-----!”
Shaver continued to shout obscenities and make threats toward officers, but they eventually apprehended Shaver at Second Street and Grand Avenue. Shaver fought against police
and refused to be handcuffed willingly.
Officers were able to force Shaver into handcuffs, and he started screaming and told them,
“I’m not going to jail, mother f------. I promise, I will kill one of y’all before I go.”
Officers had to place leg restraints on Shaver because of his combative state. He was transported to jail.
An officer returned to the nursing home to speak with reporting parties. One woman told
the officer Shaver had called and asked if his girlfriend was at work. When she told him no,
Shaver told her, “Tell [her] when she gets home, she ain’t gonna have no home. It will be all
smoke and flames.”
Shortly after the call, Shaver arrived at the nursing home. When he was told to leave, he
told employees, “Don’t worry — I will be back.”
Shaver is being charged with assault and battery on a police officer, resisting an officer and
threatening to perform an act of violence. He is being held in lieu of a $15,000 bond and is
scheduled to appear in court on September 24, 2014.
Get on your
bikes and ride!
26 | September 19, 2014 Mccurtain County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
jessica
yanez
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
channing
carden
odie
carver
chadwick
crenshaw
a&b w/ dangerous weapon domestic a&b a&b
abraham
herrera
tessa
hobbs
justin
horton
no drivers license uttering forged
instruments
dui
damian
mathews
edward
mixon
natalie
packwood
no valid drivers license dui trafficking in illegal
drugs
marion
whitten
nickie
williams
everett
willis
charles
wooten
public drunk bogus check public drunk driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
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anthony
bennett
angela
bohanon
brittany
burris
jeffery
byington
poss of cds/para public drunk bogus check public drunk
anthony
davenport
todd
finley
coplin
grady
marquett
hankins
public drunk endeavor conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
rape - 1st degree grand larceny
dana
hudgins
quanterrian
hunt
jackie
lasch
edward
martinez
domestic a&b by
strangulation
a&b sex offender residing w/in
2000ft school
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
thomas
passmore
diane
perry
kolter
pollard
nicholas
pondexter
darryl
samuels
jennifer
skieens
isaac
tisho
loiter in/injure/molest
motor vehicle/joy ride
abuse/financial
exploitation by caretaker
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
dui poss of controlled
substance/para
public drunk
roy
vanslyke
endeavor/conspire to del/
manuf/poss cds
james
weems
dui
joey
white
poss of controlled
substance
A Wright City man with an apparent like of getting strong electrical currents sent through his body
was taken to jail after he allegedly
attacked his neighbor and fought a
police officer.
According to the affidavit, a Wright
City officer received a call around
9:30 p.m. on August 30 that there
was a fight going on in the 100 block
of W. Fourth Street. When he arrived, a woman told him a fight had
occurred between them and their
neighbor, Channing O’Neal Carden,
25. She told him Carden was running behind his house.
The officer saw Carden jump over his chain link fence and take off
running toward Third Street. The officer shined his light on Carden
and identified himself, but Carden kept running. Carden tried to
hide in a ditch on Pine Street, but the officer found him.
The officer told him to stay on the ground and put his hands behind his back. He warned Carden to stay down, or he would tase him.
Carden started to stand up, and the officer discharged his Taser, hitting him in the back and thigh.
Carden told the officer, “This feels good.” He then stood up, pulled
the Taser out of his thigh and took off running again.
The officer caught up with Carden and physical struggle ensued.
The officer tased him again.
This time, the Taser brought Carden to his knees and the officer
was able to place him in handcuffs.
Witnesses at the scene told the officer that Carden had beat a woman with a large stick.
Carden is being charged with public intoxication, assault and battery, resisting arrest and assault on a police officer. He was released
on a $1,750 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on September
26, 2014.
Hurts so good
carden
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