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Published the first Weekend of each month. Vol. 14 No. 10
LINCOLN COUNTY
BRIDGET MITCHELL
HARBORING CRIMINALS OR
FUGITIVES
CREEK COUNTY
SHAKIAH CRAWFORD
ASSAULT & BATTERY W/DEADLY
WEAPON
PAYNE COUNTY
RYLEE SEWELL
ATTEMPTS TO ELUDE OFFICERS
SCORN ON PORN
LOGAN
A Guthrie man is facing felony charges after he was
caught with child pornography.
Find out more on page 15...
SCOOTS MCGOOTS
PAYNE
Stillwater man Brian Dominic Wallace, 44, is being charged with traffi cking illegal
drugs after an offi cer found meth in his electric scooter on September 26.
Find out more on page 3...
visit jailbirds.com for more
UNLUCKY DECISION
A 50-year-old woman from Chandler was put behind bars after visiting the
casino when an observant offi cer saw her drive out of the parking lot,
visibly intoxicated. Find out more on page 13...
LINCOLN
PAYNE, CREEK, LINCOLN, LOGAN
NOVEMBERSept. 27 to Nov. 24 2023
2 | NOVEMBER 2023 PAYNE COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ANTHONY
ADMIRE
DUI
ANDREW
BAKER
AGG DUI/ CARRYING FIREARMS
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
MICHAEL
BAUMGARTNER
POSS OF CDS
DONALD
BEAVER
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DOLLIE
BERG
RECEIVE, POSSESS, CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
BENJAMIN
BERNARD
MINOR IN POSSESSION OF
INTOXICATING BEVERAGE
BRIAN
BILYEU
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
LUCAS
BLACKBURN
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
JACOBRYAN
BLYTHE
DUI
KENNETH
BONNELL
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
TINA
BREITLING-RAWLEY
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
JESSE
BROWN
EMBEZZLEMENT OF PROPERTY
ANTHONY
BUFFALOHEAD
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
HEATHER
BURGESS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
AMANDA
BURHANS
POSSESSION CDS
NICHOLAS
BURNS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
DUSTIN
CALHOUN
PETIT LARCENY
KC
CALHOUN
PETIT LARCENY
ALEXAVIER
CAMERON
DUI-DRIVER UNDER 21
DANIELLE
CARR
CRIME AGAINST NATURE/
POSS/DIST CHILD PORN
DEANDRE
CHANDLER
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JOSEPH
CHAPMAN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PATRICK
COBB
OBSTRUCTING/ POSSESSION OF
CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
DANIELLE
COLE
DUI
MARCUS
COOK
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
MARK
COOK
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
HALEY
COOMER
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty PAYNE COUNTY 3 | NOVEMBER 2023
SCOOTS MCGOOTS
Stillwater man Brian Dominic Wallace, 44, is
being charged with trafficking illegal drugs after
an officer found meth in his electric scooter on
September 26.
According to reports, Stillwater police officers
conducted a search warrant at Wallace’s apartment in the 100 block of West
Elm. He was allegedly selling methamphetamine out of the apartment.
While officers were at the location, Wallace rode up to the apartment complex
on an electric scooter. Wallace told officers that he was a “smoker.” He said he
didn’t sell drugs.
While speaking to an officer, however, he eventually admitted that he had hidden a “zip,” or an ounce of meth, inside of his scooter. When the officer opened
the scooter, he found a plastic baggy inside the metal frame. The officer seized
a total of 25.5 grams of meth from the man.
Wallace was arrested and transported to jail.
This wasn’t the first time Wallace was arrested on drug related charges, according to online records. In 2022, an officer arrested the man for possession of
methamphetamine with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm during
the commission of a felony. The man received a 10-year suspended sentence
for those charges. Since that arrest, officers had received numerous tips that the
man was selling meth in Stillwater.
Wallace is being charged with trafficking illegal drugs. His bond was set at
$100,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on November 6, 2023.
COLTON
COPELAND
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ALICIA
COULTER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION/
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
CATHERINE
COWLES
DUI
WILLIAM
CRISSUP
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ALFREDO
CRUZ-MARTINEZ
AGGRAVATED DUI
KIMBERLY
DAYLIGHT
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
BRIAN
DEMAURO
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JONI
DENNIS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
ELLE
DOCTOR
DUI
TROY
DOOLEY
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
JAMES
DOWLEN
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
WALTER
EDWARDS
TWO OR MORE FALSE OR BOGUS
CHECKS
RODNEY
ELSWICK
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
CARSON
EWING
AGGRAVATED DUI
STEPHEN
FARMER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
DALTON
FELL
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
TYLER
FLINT
LARCENY OF AUTO AIRCRAFT OR
OTHER MOTOR VEHICLE
JACOB
FOOTE
AGGRAVATED DUI
HERBERT
FOX
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
BILLY
FRENCH
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
JAYLEN
FRIZZELL-WOOTEN
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ALLAM
GALINDO
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ZACHARY
GALLOWAY
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PHILLIP
GERMAN
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
JACOB
GILSON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/ PETIT LARCENY
LETA
GOAD
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
WILLIAM
GOERINGER
DUI SECOND OFFENSE/ LEAVING
SCENE OF ACCIDENT
SETH
GONZALEZ
GRAND LARCENY
SAMANTHA
GOODEAGLE
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
MASON
GREENWOOD
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
STEPHANIE
GUNTER
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
JAMES
HADLEY
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
BREYER
HANSEN
AGGRAVATED DUI
JACK
HARRIS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
RICHARD
HEATLEY
DOMESTIC A&B WITH A
DANGEROUS WEAPON
VIVIAN
HERNANDEZ
LARCENY OF MERCHANDISE
FROM RETAILER
4 | NOVEMBER 2023 PAYNE COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
LEESA
HICKS
DUI
JACE
HOBBS
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
LEVI
HOFFMAN
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
TYLER
HOLLAND
AGGRAVATED DUI
SAM
HOWARD
DUI
AARON
HULL
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
TODD
HUNTER
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
JOSHUA
INIGUEZ
DUI
RONALD
JAMES
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
COLTON
KANE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CHELSEA
KENDRICK
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
JAMES
KERNS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
BRYCE
KING
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
DARYL
KING
BREAKING AND ENTERING
JIMMY
KITCHEN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
JACOB
KNIGHT
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
BRADLEY
KREHBIEL
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ANTHONY
KUITE
AGGRAVATED DUI
BENJAMIN
LANE
OBTAIN CDS BY FRAUD, DECEIT,
MISREPRESENTATION
JOSEPH
LAWSON
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
MARCETTE
LAWSON
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CALEB
LEWIS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY/ KIDNAPPING
KAYLA
LINDSEY
DUI
CHRISTIAN
LISTON
CARRYING FIREARMS WHILE
UNDER THE INFLUENCE
JEREMY
LOVING
PRISONER PLACING BODILY
FLUID ON GOV'T EMPLOYEE
CORTEZ
MARTIN
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
RODRIGO
MARTINEZ HERNANDEZ
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE
TASHAUNA
MAXON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ELIZABETH
MCCLELLAN
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
BRANDON
MCCRAW
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER/
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
KATY
MCCULLOUGH
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
RANDALL
MCELROY
DISTURBING THE PEACE
NATHAN
MCGEHEE
ASSAULT ON A POLICE OFFICER
JAYDEN
MCMACKIN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
LINDSEY
MCMILLAN
CHILD NEGLECT
JOHNNY
MENDEZ
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
JOHNNY
MENDEZ, SR.
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
KAREN
MILLER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
RONALD
MILLIGAN
FORGERY II / FORGERY III
JAMES
MINTON, III
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
KORY
MITCHELL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JAMES
OLSON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
MICKIA
ONEAL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JEREMY
ORNDORFF
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
EMMA
OWEN
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
JOSE
PADILLA ENRIQUEZ
DUI
ADAM
PALMER
DUI
BRADYN
PATTERSON
POINTING FIREARM
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty PAYNE COUNTY 5 | NOVEMBER 2023
AROUND THE NATION
Holy guacamole!
A Richmond, Indiana, woman attempted to prevent police officers from searching her for drugs by faking a heart
attack, court documents reveal. The effort ended up being
in vain as jail staff later found an “avocado-size” sandwich
bag concealed in her privates that contained meth, fentanyl and crack cocaine.
Amanda Smith, 41, was arrested and charged with
dealing methamphetamine, a Level 2 felony; dealing in a
narcotic drug, a Level 2 felony; dealing in cocaine, a Level 3 felony, and dealing in a controlled
substance, a Level 6 felony.
This is the second time this summer Smith has been charged with multiple felony counts.
In early July, police accused Smith of luring a woman to a Richmond home under the guise
of selling her a ring. Instead, Smith allegedly assaulted the woman, punching her in the face
multiple times before stealing her wallet and phone.
Smith was arrested for the alleged assault and charged with robbery resulting in bodily
injury, a Level 3 felony, and criminal confinement, a Level 3 felony. She did not stay in jail long,
however, posting two separate cash bonds in July in order to be released from Wayne County
Jail — a move that would be repeated with her most recent charges.
Smith’s latest encounter with law enforcement occurred in September after a Wayne County
Sheriff’s deputy noted Smith interacting with known drug users at a Philipp 66 gas station in
Richmond. Being familiar with Smith, the deputy followed the woman’s vehicle and initiated a
traffic stop after Smith failed to use a turn signal and drove down the center of the road.
According to the deputy’s report, Smith would end up faking a heart attack after a K9 alerted
police to the presence of drugs. Smith reportedly began yelling and screaming that she was
having a heart attack but refused to let Richmond EMS hook her to monitors or give her a
medical evaluation.
After being taken to the hospital, Smith refused to change out of her clothes and insisted
on using the bathroom. Police believed Smith was concealing drugs and were aware that she
was likely trying to prevent herself from being searched while trying to find ways to dispose of
the hidden drugs.
Smith eventually agreed to change in the presence of nurses and admitted to having fentanyl hidden in her underwear. While changing, however, nurses spotted what appeared to be a
plastic sandwich bag concealed within her privates, documents detail.
According to the court documents, Smith continued to deny there was anything hidden
inside her even after the jail performed a body scan that showed an “abnormality in her pelvic
area.”
Eventually, Smith admitted to concealing drugs inside her privates and removed an “avocado-size plastic sandwich bag” from inside her, according to the documents.
Police ended up testing the contents of the bag and said 38.9 grams of meth, 10.4 grams
of crack cocaine and 9.2 grams of fentanyl — along with an untested fine white powder — had
been separately wrapped and shoved inside the plastic bag.
A search of Smith’s vehicle unveiled even more pills and substances including Gabapentin,
Naloxone and buprenorphine, court documents said. A ledger was also found in the vehicle
that contained names, weights, dollar amounts and drug types.
Police also found $5,845 in cash in Smith’s wallet and said four cell phones were seized
from the vehicle as evidence. According to the deputy’s report, three of the cell phones kept
ringing throughout the course of the investigation with calls coming in from known drug users.
Despite being charged with six felony counts over the last three months, Smith once again
posted bail after a brief stay at Wayne County Jail. Court records show Smith paid a $4,500
bond the day after her arrest (a $45,000 surety bond). In July, Smith paid two separate cash
bonds totaling $3,500 to avoid jail.
LEVI
PATTERSON
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
AREKO
PATTON
TRAFFICKING IN FENTANYL 1
GRAM OR MORE
LARRY
PEARSON
PETIT LARCENY
NATHANAEL
PERKINS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
BRANDON
PERSHALL
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
KAITLYN
PETERSON
LOITER IN, INJURE OR MOLEST
MOTOR VEHICLE, JOY RIDE
DAVID
PETRIE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PEYTON
POTTER
DUI
JESSICA
PRATHER
PETIT LARCENY
GEMAHRI
PRICE
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE, POSS W/INTENT
TONYA
PROCTOR
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
CARSON
REINHART
MINOR IN POSSESSION OF
INTOXICATING BEVERAGE
CRISTIAN
RIVERA MENDOZA
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
BRYOR
ROBINSON
SPEEDING
EVERARDO
RODRIGUEZ
ROBBERY OR ATTEMPTED WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
KALEB
ROE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CONNOR
RUPE
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DEADLY WEAPON
AMANDA
RUSSELL
AGGRAVATED DUI/ POSSESSION
OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
TREY
SAUDER
MINOR IN POSSESSION OF
INTOXICATING BEVERAGE
RYLEE
SEWELL
ATTEMPTS TO ELUDE OFFICERS
JEFFREY
SILVER
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
CURTIS
SIXKILLER
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
RYAN
SLINGERLAND
BURGLARY THIRD DEGREE
DAYLAN
SMITH
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
JOHN
SMITH
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
TRACIE
SMITH
POSS OF CDS W/IN 1,000 FT OF
PARK OR SCHOOL
ZELAYA
SOBALVARRO
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
JEREMIAH
SPAHR
PUBLIC INTOXICATION/ ASSAULT
AND BATTERY
AMANDA
SPARKMAN
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
NATHAN
SPERKA
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DENISE
STAFFORD
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
NATHAN
STEPHENS
LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
INVOLVING INJURY
6 | NOVEMBER 2023 PAYNE COUNTY Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
AM I OKAY
TO DRIVE? BUZZED DRIVING
IS DRUNK DRIVING
CHAUNCY
STEWART
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
HAYDEN
STILES
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
QUENTIN
STOUT
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
BOBBY
STRANGE
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
SPENCER
STREIGHT
OUTRAGING PUBLIC DECENCY
ANDREW
SUMMERS
AGGRAVATED DUI
DAVID
SUMO
FAILURE TO WEAR SEAT BELT
MITCHELL
TALLON
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
SCOTTY
TATUM
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
OR DEBIT CARD
ROBERT
THIEMANN
AGGRAVATED DUI
LANDON
THOMAS
DUI
REBECCA
TILLEY
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
SAMANTHA
TOUCHSTONE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
AARON
TURNER
FALSE PRETENSE/BOGUS
CHECK/CON GAME
NATHAN
VANVUREN
HARBORING AN ENDANGERED
RUNAWAY CHILD
SERGEI
VASILYEV
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
BRIAN
WALLACE
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUGS
ANTHONY
WEST
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
COLBEE
WESTBROOK
DUI-DRIVER UNDER 21
DANNY
WORTHY
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
WYATT
YOUNG
DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 7 | NOVEMBER 2023 CREEK COUNTY
TONY
ADCOCK
DUI
JOSHUA
ASHLEY
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
JOSHUA
BEARPAW
DUI
ZCHIRWINN
BELL
RECEIVE/POSSESS/CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
DALE
BILLINGS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ASHTON
BLEWETT
RECKLESS DRIVING
DOUGLAS
BODEN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
NICHOLAS
BONINO
DOMESTIC ABUSE
ANTONIO
BRECK
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
DESIRAE
BUDKIS
OBTAINING CASH BY BOGUS
CHECK
HEAVEN
CARRELL
DOMESTIC ABUSE
SHANE
CARUTHERS
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KIMBERLY
CHOATE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT &
BATTERY/ POINT FIREARMS
MISTY
CODY
POSSESSION CDS
SHAKIAH
CRAWFORD
ASSAULT & BATTERY W/DEADLY
WEAPON
MARCUS
CURSH
THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
TONY
DAVIS
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
ANTHONY
DUGAN
DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
NICOLE
DUKE
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
JONATHAN
DUNCAN
BURGLARY - THIRD DEGREE
8 | NOVEMBER 2023
Veterans,
when you’re struggling,
soon becomes
later becomes
someday becomes
...when?
Whatever you’re going through,
you don’t have to do it alone.
Find resources at VA.GOV/REACH
Don’t wait. Reach out.
9 | NOVEMBER 2023
10 | NOVEMBER 2023 Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty CREEK COUNTY
The Sapulpa Police Department is asking for assistance with identifying
the individual and vehicle in the attached images related to a theft. The
suspect was seen stealing mail from a local apartment complex .
If you can identify the individual, please contact Detective E. Mudd at
918-216-1199 or [email protected]
INFO WANTED
fatherhood.gov
#Dadication
JASON
FARRELL
DUI
DERRICK
FARRIS
MANUFACTURE OF CDS/POSS
MATERIAL W/INTENT
NATHIN
FELTER
RAPE - SECOND DEGREE
MICHAEL
FLOOD
CRIME AGAINST
NATURE/SODOMY
JOEL
GONZALEZ
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUG
RHEMA
GRAMMER
CHILD NEGLECT/ MANU OF
CDS/POSS W/INTENT
RICHARD
GRAY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
SARAH
GREER
POSSESSION CDS
SUNSHINE
GULLEY
RECEIVE/POSSESS/CONCEAL
STOLEN VEHICLE
TAMMY
HALL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
ANNABELLE
HAWKINS
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS
ROBERT
HOUSTON
LARCENY
JENNIFER
HUDGINS
LARCENY OF AN AUTOMOBILE,
MOTOR VEHICLE
JAMES
HUNT
POSSESSION CDS/ POSS OF
FIREARM AFFC
ERIC
HYDE, JR.
OBSCENE/THREATENING OR
HARASSING PHONE CALL
MIRANDA
JONES
DISTRIBUTE, POSSESS WITH
INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE
BRITTANI
KELLEY
OBTAINING CASH BY BOGUS
CHECK
ELIZABETH
LEE
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR
CONCEALING STOLEN VEHICLE
JERRY
MARTIN, JR.
DRIVING W/ LICENSE
CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
SUSAN
MATHES
TAKING/RECEIVING TAKEN
CREDIT CARD
THOMAS
MCDONELL, JR.
TAMPERING WITH UTILITIES
MATTHEW
MENDENHALL
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
JESSICA
MOORE
AGGRAVATED DUI
JENNIFER
NORRIS
EMBEZZLEMENT
JOSE
PACHACO-QUEZADA
TRAFFICKING IN ILLEGAL DRUG
NICHOLAS
PAGE
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF
MINOR
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 11 | NOVEMBER 2023 CREEK COUNTY
SAPULPA MAN
SENTENCED ON SEX
CRIMES AGAINST A CHILD
A Sapulpa man was sentenced last month in federal
court for committing sex crimes against children, announced U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson.
Kenneth James Loftin, 26, of Sapulpa, plead guilty
on July 13, 2022, to one count of receipt of child pornography, one count of possession of child pornography in Indian Country, and one
count of abusive sexual contact of minor children in Indian Country.
On Oct. 24, 2023, U.S. District Judge Raul M. Arias-Marxuach sentenced Loftin to
three 120 month sentences to run concurrent followed by lifetime supervision. Following
his release from prison, Loftin is required to register as a sex offender. Judge Arias-Marxuach further ordered Loftin to pay $3,000 in restitution.
In his plea agreement, Loftin admitted to downloading and viewing numerous images
and videos of child pornography from the internet. He also admitted to sexually abusing
a child who was under the age of 12.
Loftin is a member of the Cherokee Nation. Homeland Security Investigations and Tulsa
Police Department conducted the investigation. Assistant U.S. Attorneys George Jiang
and Valeria Luster prosecuted the case.
“The sentence[s] handed down this week demonstrate that our justice system will not
tolerate those who victimize children,” said U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson. “These terrible
crimes cause tremendous physical and psychological trauma on children, our most vulnerable victims. Federal prosecutors and our law enforcement partners will do everything
in their power to protect child victims and bring to justice those who exploit children in
anyway.”
These cases were brought as part of Project Safe Childhood is a unified and comprehensive strategy to combat child exploitation. Initiated in May of 2006, Project Safe
Childhood combines law enforcement efforts, community action, and public awareness.
The goal of Project Safe Childhood is to reduce the incidence of sexual exploitation of
children. There are five essential components to Project Safe Childhood: (1) building partnerships; (2) coordinating law enforcement; (3) training PSC partners; (4) public awareness; and (5) accountability. The Department of Justice is committed to the safety and
well-being of our children and has placed a high priority on protecting and combating
sexual exploitation of minors.
More than 100,000 children and
youth in the U.S. foster care system
are awaiting permanent families.
National Adoption Month is a time
to raise awareness about the adoption of children and youth from foster care.
The Children’s Bureau in partnership with AdoptUSKids and Child
Welfare Information Gateway sponsors the initiative each November as a way to focus public attention on the
urgent need for adoptive families for children and youth waiting in foster
care for a permanent family. This year’s focus, “Partnering for Permanency,” builds on the social media theme from last year. A special web page
on Information Gateway’s website helps child welfare professionals, prospective adoptive parents, and youth partner for permanency. The website
contains resources, stories, and videos on topics such as getting started
with social media, how to build a recruitment campaign, and how social
media impacts child welfare and adoption. The website can be found at
http://www.childwelfare.gov/adoption/nam/.
NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH
TRYSTAN
PARKS
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENTS/ LARCENY
ISABELLA
PATTERSON
TAMPERING WITH UTILITIES
KYLE
PETERSON
DUI
JAMES
POTTER
DUI/ THREATEN TO PERFORM
ACT OF VIOLENCE
RAYLYN
PURCELL
DOMESTIC A&B
KRISTINA
RENDON
BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE
ANGELICA
RETHERFORD
DRIVING W/ LICENSE
CANC/SUSP/REVOKED
ROBERT
ROESSLEIN
VPO/ DOMESTIC ASSAULT &
BATTERY
RICHARD
SCHWEIGER
FIREARM/CONVICTED FELON IN
POSSESSION
JOHN
SEAMAN
VPO
ADAM
ST. LOUIS
POSSESSION CDS/ USE OF
FIREARM IN COMM OF FELONY
WILLIAM
STAMER
PETIT LARCENY
MINDY
STEBENS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
ALEXIS
STEVENS
FALSE PERSONATION OR
IMPERSONATING ANOTHER
MONTY
STRAIN, SR.
OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A
CHILD
NIKKI
THOMPSON
POSSESSION CDS
YADIRA
VILLAGRAN
POSSESSION OF CONTRABAND
BY INMATE
REMIJIO
VILLARREAL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT & BATTERY
DENISE
WALKER
CDS/MAINTAIN OR KEEP
DWELLING
RUSSELL
WARRICK
POSSESSION CDS
PAULA
WEIR
POSSESSION CDS
BUDDY
WERTS
LARCENY OF AN AUTOMOBILE,
MOTOR VEHICLE
ANTHONY
WHITE
DISRUPT/PREVENT/INTERRUPT
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE CALL
OLIVIA
WHITE
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE OF
MINOR
DYLAN
WILLIAMS
POSSESSION CDS
KARMEISHA
WILLIAMS
DUS/DUR
AMY
WILSON
TAKING/RECEIVING TAKEN
CREDIT CARD
DARIN
YOUNG
OBTAINING CASH BY BOGUS
CHECK
12 | NOVEMBER 2023 Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty LINCOLN COUNTY
UNSOLVED CASES
DENA ANN DEAN
At approximately 10:00 pm on June 6, 1998,
16-year-old Dena Dean left the Marvin’s Food
Store located in the Town West shopping center
in Tulsa. Dean was never heard from again.
Dean’s vehicle was discovered in the parking
lot of the Marvin’s Food Store. Almost a week later, her body was found in a
wooded area a few miles away near Berryhill.
No has been arrested in the case.
Detectives need your help to solve these cases. If you have any information
please contact the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Unit
at (918) 596-8669 or (918) 596-8661.
DAVID
ADE
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
MICHAEL
ADE
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
JOSUE
AGUAYO
DUI
JUSTIN
ARRIETA
BURGLARY SECOND DEGREE
KAREN
BANNON
DUS/DUR
MOHAMMED
BELGAMRA
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
STEVE
BOTTGER
ARSON THIRD DEGREE
KRISTIN
BRATTON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
BRADLY
BREEDLOVE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
ANGELA
BROWN
DUI: SECOND OFFENSE IN 10
YEARS
TY
CARVER
DUI
ALFRED
CLARK
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
GLEN
CLARKSON
TAXES DUE THE STATE
JORDAN
CRAWFORD
DUI
ANGELA
CRUTCHFIELD
DUI
TOMMY
DIEL
POINTING FIREARM
CHRISTI
EBERS
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
KERI
ELLIS
AGGRAVATED DUI
CHRISTOPHER
GABEHART
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER
CAMERON
GAINES
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
SCOTT
GATES
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
DEANNA
GOODEAGLE
DUI
SKYLAR
GRETLEIN
MALICIOUS INJURY OR
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
MARIAH
HARRIS
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
AUTUMN
HOWARD
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
SETH
JOHNSTON
DUI
BRUCE
KOMMER
BURGLARY FIRST DEGREE/
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
STEVEN
LEAKE
DUS/DUR
AZEEM
MAGSI
DUI
DAVID
MATHENY
POSSESSION OF CONTRABAND
IN PENAL INSTITUTION OR JAIL
GERAD
MCCRACKEN
VIOLATION OF MARY RIPPY
VIOLENT CRIME REG ACT
MATTHEW
MCDANIEL
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
AUSTIN
MCDOUGAL
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
SAMANTHA
MCGUIRE
CHILD NEGLECT/ PUBLIC
INTOXICATION
JERRY
MILLER
DUS/DUR
BRIDGET
MITCHELL
HARBORING CRIMINALS OR
FUGITIVES
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 13 | NOVEMBER 2023 LINCOLN COUNTY
UNLUCKY DECISION
A 50-year-old woman from Chandler was put
behind bars after visiting the casino when an observant officer saw her drive out of the parking lot,
visibly intoxicated.
According to the affidavit, the Iowa Tribe Police
Department officer was conducting a routine patrol of the Ioway Casino on October 20 when he
saw a man and woman standing behind a vehicle. The woman, later identified as Angela Rachelle Brown, was bracing herself
against the vehicle as she looked through her purse. The man with the woman
told the officer she was trying to find her keys.
The officer remembered the woman drinking alcohol in the casino. He illuminated the inside of her purse so she could find her keys. Brown smelled like
alcohol, and her speech was slurred.
Since the man with her appeared sober, the officer assumed that he was the
designated driver. He left the area and continued his patrol. Shortly after, however, he saw the woman get into a vehicle and drive away.
The officer followed Brown and watched as she traveled east on Highway 66,
going slower than the posted speed limit. She also swerved across the lines
several times. He stopped the woman’s vehicle in the area of Highway 66 and
County Road 910.
The officer made contact with Brown, who said she didn’t have a driver’s
license. She gave the officer her passport instead. The officer checked her information and learned that the woman’s license was revoked.
When he asked her if she had been drinking, she said she had two glasses of
wine at the casino.
The woman agreed to standard field sobriety tests, but she didn’t pass.
After he determined that Brown was indeed under the influence of alcohol, he
placed her under arrest.
The officer later asked Brown’s male companion why he didn’t drive her home.
The man said that he knew she was too drunk to drive and he tried to take her
home, but she insisted on driving herself.
Brown is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence
of alcohol and driving with license canceled/suspended/revoked. Her bond was
set at $5,000, and she is scheduled to appear in court on November 6, 2023. JAMES
MONTGOMERY
DUS/DUR
GRACIE
MOON
DUI
RONALD
MURRAY
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
MEGAN
NASH
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
LOU
NELSON
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
JONATHON
NICE
CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY
ASHLEE
ORTIZ
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
CODY
PAHDOCONY
DANGEROUS DRUG OFFENCE
DALTON
PARNELL
OBSTRUCTING OFFICER/ PUBLIC
INTOXICATION
HALEY
PRICE
SECOND DEGREE MURDER/
FIRST DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER
VICTORIA
PRICE
DUI
LUCAS
QUEEN
BRINGING CONTRABAND INTO
JAIL OR PENAL INSTITUTION
MERALYN
RAMOS
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A
VEHICLE
CHARLES
REDFORD
GRAND LARCENY
CHRISTOPHER
RICHARDS
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
ANTONIO
RODRIGUES
NO DRIVERS LICENSE
CASEY
ROSS
DUI
ARMONDO
SADLIVAR
ASSAULT
MICHAEL
SCHMIDT
DUI
MARY
SCOTT
STALKING
GARY
SHAFER
LEWD OR INDECENT ACTS TO
CHILD UNDER 16
ALBERT
SHIPLETT
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS
OR ACTS TO CHILD
WENDY
SHULER
HARBORING CRIMINALS OR
FUGITIVES
ALVIN
SKOW
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
GAGE
SMITH
POSS OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA
WITHOUT A LICENSE
STEPHEN
STROUGH
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
KELLI
SUTTON
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
RONALD
TAYLOR
DUI
CHRISTOPHER
TEAGUE
POSS OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA
WITHOUT A LICENSE
MAX
THOMAS
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
JOSEPH
VILLA
DUS/DUR
ANGEL
WAHPEKECHE
INTOXICATION
JOHNATHAN
WEEMS
FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX
OFFENDER
JAY JAY
WOODY
CARRY OR POSSESS FIREARM
BY CONVICTED FELON
14 | NOVEMBER 2023 Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty LOGAN COUNTY
GUTHRIE PD LOOKING
FOR VICTIMS
OF THIS MAN
Have you, or someone you know, recently
been the victim of an unreported vehicle burglary in the area of I-35 and State Highway 33
in northeast Guthrie? If so, we may have items
belonging to you. Today an officer investigating
a disturbance located approx. $8k-10k worth of stolen goods in the possession of Richard Butts, 01/13/1987, who was arrested on several felony
counts related to the thefts. It is believed the items recovered were taken
from vehicles parked at area hotels over the last 2 months. If you have any
information or were the victim of a theft in the area during the time frame,
please contact the Criminal Investigations Division at 405-282-3535.
Guthrie Police Department
STACIA
ADAMS
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON
POLICE OFFICER
AARON
ATKINS
DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN
GREAT BODILY HARM
WYATT
BARTELS
BUY, PROCURE, POSSESS CHILD
PORNOGRAPHY
COLT
BEAT
DUI
WAYNETT
BELL
PETIT LARCENY
CARRIE
BOWDEN
IDENTITY THEFT/ OBSTRUCTION
OF INVESTIGATION
MICHAEL
BROOKS
LOITER IN, INJURE OR MOLEST
MOTOR VEHICLE, JOY RIDE
LYNDSEY
BURGESS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
RICHARD
BUTTS
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ARTHUR
CHERRY
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
ANGELICA
CLARK
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ANTHONY
CLARK
DUI
BRADEN
CRAWFORD
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
SHAWN
DANIEL
DOMESTIC ABUSE IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
WILLIAM
FORBES
VIOLATION OF PROBATION
MANJIT
HAYER
TRAFFICKING IN FOOD STAMPS
NICOLE
HEFLIN-MONHOLLAND
IDENTITY THEFT
LAMON
HUBBARD
FALSE PRETENSE/BOGUS
CHECK/CON GAME
KYLE
JONES
DUI/ CARRYING FIREARMS
WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE
CHRISTOPHER
MCDONALD
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
LINDELL
MCGEE
DUI/ ASSAULT AND BATTERY
WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON
MEGAN
MCKINLEY
IDENTITY THEFT
CANDIDO
MEXICANO
DUI
CRYSTLE
MOLETT
DUI
SHANE
MOYER
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JEREMY
NELSON
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JEFFREY
NEMCOK
AGGRAVATED DUI
MIGUEL
NUNEZ-BERGOLLA
ELUDING POLICE OFFICER
TREVOR
PACE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY BY STRANGULATION
MELISSA
PHILLIPS
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
THOMAS
POPLIN
EXPLOITATION OF AN ELDERLY
PERSON OR DISABLED ADULT
CELINA
POWELL
CARRYING A STOLEN
CONCEALED HANDGUN
STEVEN
SIZEMORE
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ASHDEN
STEPHENS
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
MILO
THOMPSON
DUI
BRYAN
THORP
ARSON THIRD DEGREE
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty 15 | NOVEMBER 2023 LOGAN COUNTY
SCORN ON PORN
A Guthrie man is facing felony charges after
he was caught with child pornography.
Wyatt Bartels, 27, was charged October 13
with aggravated possession of child pornography and violation of Oklahoma Computer
Crimes Act, in Logan County District Court.
OSBI stated that on October 11, the OSBI Internet Crimes Against Children
Task Force, along with other agencies, conducted a search warrant at a residence in rural Logan County regarding a child pornography case.
Based on the evidence obtained during the search, Bartels was arrested
and booked into the Logan County Jail. Bond was set at $250,000 and he
was ordered to next appear in court on November 16.
8 kids a day are accidentally killed
or injured by FAMILY FIRE.
FAMILY FIRE is a shooting involving an improperly
stored gun, often found in the home.
ENDFAMILYFIRE.org
We often receive calls asking if there is a price to keep
someone out of our publication. The short answer to that
question is NO! OK Jailbirds has never accepted money
or favor to not publish a photo.
We hear many times from people that the arresting officer of someone at the jail told them all they have to do
is pay us money and we will not publish their photo. This
is NOT true. We feel that taking money in exchange for
not publishing an arrest photo is extortion and, as such,
should be a crime.
There are companies who do take money to remove a
person’s arrest information. OK Jailbirds never has and
never will. If an arrest doesn’t make our paper, it is only
because we didn’t receive it or we didn’t have a photo we
could match up.
Thank you and God Bless
NO PAYOFFS ALLOWED
VICTOR
TORRES
DUI
DARIAN
TOWNSEND
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DANIEL
TREANOR
PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION
JESSICA
TURBEVILLE
DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND
BATTERY
JOHN
VALDES
RECEIVE, POSSESS OR CONCEAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
JIMMY
WEAR
CONSPIRACY/ BURGLARY
SECOND DEGREE
JONNISHA
WELLS
DRIVING WITH LICENSE CANC,
SUSPENDED OR REVOKED
RYAN
WOODWARD
DUI: THIRD OR SUBSEQUENT
FELONY OFFENSE
FREDDY
ZAMORA
POSS OF PSEUDOEPHEDRINE BY
REG METH OFFENDER