STEPHENS, GRADY - April 2015

morganne
arterberry
possession of controlled
substance/paraphernalia
gina ryan
grand larceny
slater cole
ordered to appear or pay
michael brown
ftp - assault w/ dangerous
weapon
eric absher
lewd or indecent proposals
or act to child
jesse collins
burglary - second degree
jamie jones
larceny of merch from
retailer
megan flores
assault & battery w/ deadly
weapon
elvie mandrell jr.
assault & battery on police
officer
kyle kirk
possession of cds
andy heavener
assault w/ a deadly weapon
charles mckinnis
breaking & entering
seth westbrook
dui refusal
patricia webb
possession of cds
anthony perry
VPO
anthony
mccutcheon
lewd molestation
• Recently Arrested

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Stephens/Grady Counties
Vol. 5 No. 6 [email protected]
April 2015
Published the Third Saturday of each month.
details inside
Story
inside
Stephens County Grady County
2 | april 2015 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
JOHN
ALVES
BURGLARY - 2nd DEGREE
RICKY
BAUGH
FTP - MOLESTING A MOTOR
VEHICLE
ADRIANA
BLAINE
JOHN
BLEVINS
ROBERT
BONDS
BENJAMIN
BRATCHER
PETTY LARCeny fta/ftp - burglary - 2nd
degree
BREAKING AND ENTERING FTA - BOGUS CHECK
ROBIN
BURDICK
KRISTIAN
CARLSON
LISA
CATHEY
CRAIG
CHAMP
DILLON
CLINKENBEARD
LEEANN
COLLINS
MICHAEL
COOPER
BOND FORFITURE - vpo ata - false declaration of
ownership
BOND REVOKED - POSS of CDS DUI REFUSAL RECKLESS DRIVING mtr - FALSE DECLARATION OF
PAWN
DUS
STEVE
CORRIGAN
KATIE
COX
DARRELL
CRAWFORD
FTA/FTP - BOGUS CHECK POSS DRUG PARA POSS OF CDS WITHIN 1000FT
OF SCHOOL
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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Doyle
Jones
ATA- DUI
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Stephens County april 2015 | 3
JERAD
DEAN
PHILLIP
EDWARDS
CHRISTOPHER
ELLSWORTH
dus fta/ftp - a&B dui
AUTUM
FOSTER
TONY
FOX
MISTY
GALLAHER
dus FTA - PROBATION VIOLATION public intox
JASON
GIROD
ERIC
GRAHAM
FERNANDO
GRANADOS
LINDSEY
GROVES
CODY
HAASE
MARY
HAMBRIGHT
ADAM
HAMMONS
DOMESTIC A&B PRESENCE OF
A MINOR
PETTY LARCENY no drivers license DOMESTIC a&B PUBLIC intox PUBLIC intox vpo
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On March 6, 1969, the first woman placed on the FBI's
Most Wanted list goes before an Oklahoma City judge after
her true identity is discovered a day earlier by OSBI fingerprint specialists.
Ruth Eisemann-Schier was wanted for her role in the kidnapping of Barbara Mackle from an Atlanta, GA, motel December 17, 1968.
Schier was using an assumed name when picked up at a
Norman drive-in restaurant several months later where
she worked as a car hop. Schier was living under the name
Donna Willis when she applied for a job at the Central State
Hospital in Norman. As stated in an article printed by The
Daily Oklahoman,
“As a routine procedure, she was fingerprinted and her fingerprints were sent to the crime bureau for a check against
criminal records. They were received Tuesday night. Mrs. Jean Price, a fingerprint technician at the crime bureau two years, noticed Wednesday morning that the prints matched
those of Ruth Eisemann-Schier.”
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover sent a letter of appreciation to the OSBI applauding the efficient work and cooperation with the FBI by OSBI Bureau Chief Carl Tyler; Chief Agent Tom
Puckett; Paul Boyd, head of the identification division; and Mrs. Jean Price.
This month in 1969
4 | april 2015 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
ROBERT
LAUGHLIn
KATHY
LEE
BOBBY
LONG
WYATT
LYLES
poss of cds FTP - DIST OF MARIJuana no drivers license no drivers license
SANDRA
MENDINGHALL
JAMIE
MILLER
KYLE
MOORE
LARRY
MORRISON, jr.
FTP - ARSON - 3RD DEGREE POSS OF PARAPHENELIA PUBLIC INTOX duid
DANIEL
OSBORNE
ROBERT
OSBORNE
DAVID
OSTER
LENA
OWEN
POSS OF CDS/para HARBORING A FUGITIVE POSS OF CDS PUBLIC INTOX
JOEY
PADDYAKER
KRISTA
PARRISH
ALISHA
PICKENS
CHARLES
POYNTER
BYRON
QUEEN
JUANITA
QUEEN
CONNIE
RATHER
THEFT OF CDS DUS FTP/FTA - poss of cds LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT fta/ftp - FINANCIAL
EXPLOiTATION BY CARETAKER
fta/ftp - FINANCIAL
EXPLOiTATION BY CARETAKER
RECKLESS CONDUCT WITH
FIRARM
EUGENIA
REEVEs
CHARLES
RIVERA
SEAN
ROBERTSON
FLORENCIO
RODRIGUEZ
ROLANDO
RODRIGUEZ
JOSE
RODRIGUEZ-GALVAN
MADESTA
ROEBUCK
FTA/FTP - bogus checks ftp poss of cds/para DUS DUS FALSE ID TO OFFICER DUS
SAMUT-TAGLIAFERRO
Duncan man Shawn Allen SamutTagliaferro, 28, allegedly attacked his
girlfriend and threatened police officers
during an alcohol-induced rampage on
March 5.
It all apparently started because his
concerned girlfriend went looking for
his drunk --
According to the affidavit, Duncan police were dispatched to the 200 block of
W. Hickory shortly after 10 p.m. They
found an “irate” Samut-Tagliaferro
standing at the top of the stairs yelling
at a woman. Dispatch advised the man
had a Stephens County Warrant.
When police asked Samut-Tagliaferro to come down the stairs, he
told police to come upstairs if they wanted to fight. He then said, “I’ll
just come down there and kick all your asses.”
He started walking down the stairs and assumed an “aggressive
stance,” but once an officer threatened him with a Taser, SamutTagliaferro let police handcuff him.
The woman on scene told police her boyfriend had left the residence while intoxicated, and she went looking for him. When he got
back home, he was angry she had been out looking for him, so he
grabbed her by the hair and threw her up against a wall. He also
dragged her around the living room and punched her in the face.
The woman had noticeable injuries on her lip, nose and eye.
After Samut-Tagliaferro unsuccessfully tried to hit his head on the
patrol car, police transported him to jail, where he continued to be
belligerent and combative. He tried to punch jail staff and pull away
from officers.
After he got tazed in the chest, Samut-Tagliaferro finally calmed
down enough to be placed into a cell.
Samut-Tagliaferro is being charged with domestic abuse assault
and battery. His bond was set at $5,000, and he is scheduled to appear in court on May 19, 2015.
Bad boyfriend
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Stephens County april 2015 | 5
ALVARO
ROMERO, jr. LOUIS
ROMERO
TIMOTHY
ROSSER, jr. ROGER
RULAND, jr.
POSS OF CDS DOMESTIC A&B BY CHOKING FTA/FTP - POSS OF CDS FTA - LEWD MOLESTATION
DONA
SIMPSON
AMBER
SMITHERS
DEDRA
SNOWDEN
MICHAEL
SPURLOCK
mtr - APC fta ftp BOND REVOCATION - UTTERING
FORGED INSTRUMENTS
CHRISTOPHER
THOMPSON
RAYMOND
TROY
JOHN
VORBAu
TIMOTHY
WADE
PETTY LARCENY FTP - AGG A&B ftp FTA/FTP - Knowingly
Concealing Stolen Prop.
SETH
WESTBROOK
TERRY
WIGGINS
ALBERT
WILLIAMS
BOBBY
WOOTEN
BOBBI
WRIGHT
CHRISTOPHER
WRIGHT
KRISPUN
YORK
DUI REFUSAL DUI no drivers license POSS OF CDS/para fta dus ftp FREE TICKET OUT OF JAIL T-SHIRT
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6 | april 2015 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CODY
HARRIS
WESLEY
HART
ANDY
HEAVENER
GREGORY
HENDERSON
EDWARD
HEPLER III
JOSE
HERNANDEZ-BARRON
PUBLIC INTOX fta - DOMESTIC a&B ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY
WEAPON
dur FTP- CHILD SUPPORT no drivers license
DOREEN
HOPKINS
DANNY
HOWARD
RODNEY
HUNTER
JAMES
IRWIN
ANTHONY
JETT
JIMMY
JONES, jr. TRACY
JONES
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
DUS FTA/FTP - CHILD
ENDANGERMENT
DUI no drivers license dus LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
AUSTIN
ZAVALA
JOSE
ZAVALA
DUS no drivers license
MICHAEL
BROWN
ftp - assault w/dangerous
weapon
DESTINY
CROCKETT
RAY
CULVER
BRANDI
DAILEY
STANLEY
DAVIS
FTP - poss of CDS
PUBLIC intox bogus checks DUS
BETTY
ACOX
CALLIE
AHLFENGER
fta
no drivers license
LORIE
BAKER
JASON
BARNETT
MICCA
BARNETT
POSS OF MARIJUANA DOMESTIC a&B poss of cds
CHARLES
MCKINNIS
BREAKING AND ENTERING
A violent boyfriend with a penchant
for drug use was arrested March 10 after
he just couldn’t seem to leave his girlfriend alone.
Shortly after 10 a.m., Marlow police
were advised of a disturbance at a residence in the 300 block of S. Fifth Street.
They made contact with two women at
the residence.
One of the women told officers that
her boyfriend, Marlow man Darrell Scott
Crawford, 54, had assaulted her, and the
other woman, her friend, was consoling her. She said Crawford had come to
the apartment earlier that day and beat on the door, yelling for the
woman to come outside.
Both women said they were “very scared,” according to the affidavit, so they called police. The officer told the women to call 911 if
Crawford returned to the residence.
At 12:09 p.m., dispatch advised the officer that the victim had
called again. She said Crawford was at the residence again, and he
was beating on the front door.
The officer found Crawford standing in front of the door.
Crawford immediately started walking toward the officer, and the
officer secured him and did a pat down search of his person.
During the search, the officer smelled marijuana and alcohol coming from the man’s person. The officer also felt an unusually “large,
square, hard” bulge in Crawford’s pocket. It was a “tennis ball” sized
piece of a green leafy substance. There was also a pill bottle containing pills identified as Diazepam and Clonazepam and a baggy containing a white powdery substance in the man’s pockets.
The substances later tested positive for marijuana and methamphetamine.
Crawford allegedly admitted to police that the drugs and pills
were his.
Crawford is being charged with possession of controlled substance within 1000 feet of a school. He was released on a $75,000
bond and is scheduled to appear in court on April 9, 2015.
Leave well enough alone
CRAWFORD
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Stephens County april 2015 | 7
JEFFREY
ANDERSOn
DAVID
BAKER
JAMES
BAKER
FTA/FTP - DUI public intox ftp - public intox
JAMES
BENNETT
TIMOTHY
BERRY
JUSTIN
BERZAS
DUI speeding DOMESTIC A&B
RONNIE
BRAY
STORMI
BROOKS
FTP/FTA - poss of cds with
intent to manu
poss of cds/para
PAUL
HAND
BOND REVOKED - dui
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ERIC
ABSHER
LEWD OR INDECENT
PROPOSALS OR ACT TO CHILD
JOEL
KEY
KYLE
KIRK
CORIE
KOHLHEPP
poss OF MARIJUANNA poss of cds PUBLIC intox
ANTHONY
MCCUTCHEOn
CHRISTOPHER
MCGILVRAY
lewd molestation POSS OF FIREARM DURING
COMM OF FELONY
TANNER
NELSON, jr.
public intox
WYDERREL
NEWBERRY
public intox
HAGEN
NUNNELLEy
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
A Duncan man told police he was “always
accused of breaking into places” when he
was questioned about about a break-in on
February 28.
Charles Kyle Kenneth McKinnis, 26, was
arrested for the break-in after the victim
positively identified him as the suspect.
According to the police report, a Duncan police officer was was dispatched to a
residence in the 900 block of W. Stephens
shortly after 10 a.m. due to a possible burglary. The victim told him McKinnis forcefully kicked down his front door and entered his residence. He said
there was a couch in front of the door for security purposes, but it
was no match for McKinnis.
The victim said McKinnis tipped the couch then proceeded to tip
over a coffee table that was in the living room. The victim said he approached McKinnis, and the man took off running.
Police found McKinnis hiding in a closet at a residence in the 900
block of W. Park. McKinnis told an officer he was hiding because he
had a warrant in Comanche County for a bogus check.
When police asked him why he thought they were looking for him,
he replied, “Probably because you thought I broke into a house...I’m
always accused of breaking into places. I just figured that was it.”
Dispatch confirmed McKinnis had a warrant.
The man denied breaking into the residence, although the victim
positively identified him as the suspect. The two men apparently had
“negative issues” in the past.
Police took McKinnis to jail. He eventually admitted to entering
the residence, but he continued to deny breaking into the residence.
He said the victim thought he stole pills from him, and he wanted to
make it right.
McKinnis is being charged with two counts of breaking and entering dwelling without permission. His bond was set at $2,500, and he
is scheduled to appear in court on March 27, 2015.
Always accused?
Well maybe you should stop!
MCKINNIS
FELIX
GALVAN
COURTNEY
GARCIA
CORBIN
GEORGE
TY
GILBERT
ftp FTA FTP - FISHING W/Out LICENSE RECKLESS DRIVING
8 | april 2015 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHRISTOPHER
ESPINOSA
HOPE
FLOCk
MARIO
FLOWERS
SALVATORE
FORTE
DOMESTIC a&B DUS CHILD ABUSE PETIT LARCENY
SHAWN
SAMUT-TAGLIAFERRO
PATRICK
SCHULTZ
CHRISTOPHER
SHELANSKEY
DOMESTIC A&B AGG a&B poss of cds
VICTOR
STEVENSON
iNDECENT EXPOSURE
ZACHARY
TAYLOR
RESISTING ARREST
REBECCA
THOMAS
FTA/FTP - BOGUS CHECK
DAVID
WARTLEY
bond revoked - POSS OF CDS
JOHN
WATSON
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE
PATRICIA
WEBB
POSS OF CDS/para
april 2015 | 9
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OK Jailbirds is cooperating with the efforts of Oklahoma Department of Human Services to impact the huge
social problem of irresponsible parents who are not paying the child supports ordered by our courts.
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
Child Support HotLine at 1-800-522-8014
Importance of Child Support
Children are our future and child support helps make sure they
have a chance at a productive life. Children have the right to get
support from both parents and do not lose this right when a
parent leaves the home.
When children do not receive child support, they can:
Suffer both Emotionally and Physically
Live within a Reduced Standard of Living
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
Kenton Dean Pittman
Owes: $ 15,625.64
Date of Birth: 5/11/1978
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 145
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Norman, OK
Michael Leroy Parker
Owes: $ 21,791.77
Date of Birth: 06/05/1984
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 140
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Tulsa East, 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
Robert Earl Phillips Jr.
Owes: $ 20,309.81
Date of Birth: 05/31/1971
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 6’ 2” Weight: 185
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Chickasha, 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
Stanley Bedford Perret
Owes: $ 45,135.47
Date of Birth: 03/09/1970
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 175
Eyes: Blue Hair: Blond
OCSS Office: El Reno, OK
april 2015 | 11
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
Matthew Crocker
Missing Since:
6/9/1983
Age Now: 32
Missing from:
Van Buren, AR
Cierra Mays
Missing Since:
10/17/2014
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Tulsa, OK
Serena
Whitehead
Missing Since:
1/25/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Sperry, OK
Angel Johnson
Missing Since:
3/9/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Dallas, TX
Triston Waites
Missing Since:
12/22/2014
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Lawton, OK
Morgan
Duncan
Missing Since:
2/8/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Sapulpa, OK
Brianna
Vaughn
Missing Since:
3/1/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
Sanger, TX
Shelby Wood
Missing Since:
2/27/2015
Age Now: 17
Missing from:
OKC, OK
Adrieanna Cave
Missing Since:
3/3/2015
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Mckinney, TX
12 | april 2015
What you’re saying
about this on...
Donna T: I AM the DUMBEST criminal alive....smh
Misty J: Hey Officer Wanna See My Gun?
Marianne P: Too bad it wasn’t crack. Plummer has crack would have been perfect.
Mike S: Wanting to visit old friends! !
Kelsi L: Show & Tell
Kevin C: Tweeker logic!!
Samantha F: Plummer excited to show police his tools.
Amy H: Here is the easy steps to go to jail
Angela T: You might be an idiot if...
Wilma A: Oh my, my brain is fried. This is what happens when you do Meth.
April B: Stupidity causes Plumber’s life to go down the crapper!
Jacob S: Sad this isnt contagious.
Laurie P: Show and Tell,Take Me to Jail!
Charlene A: Here’s your sign
Robert M: Plum nuckin futts!!!
Rusty A: No crack in this plummer’s pipe!
Lori M: Plummers plans stopped up by stupdity
Christina R: Intervention
April A: Plummer takes the plunge
Elisha W: I’m tweek to show police
Jessika S: Look what I got
Tommy W: Dumbass
Darlene C: Let’s go to prison: A guidebook for tweakers
Mark D: should use weapons not go to prison for carrieing them
A 26-year old Cushing resident who flagged down police is probably wishing he hadn’t.
Thomas Plummer flagged down two Cushing police
officers as they made their rounds near 2nd and Steele
Street early March 15th morning.
The officers ran Plummer’s name and found that he
had four outstanding warrants in Payne County.
When they tried to arrest him, police say Plummer
raised his hands above his head as he backed away and
told them, “I gotta show you something.”
The officers grabbed Plummer’s arms and secured
them.
When asked what he wanted to show them, Plummer told the officers that he
had a gun in his jacket pocket.
A search revealed a loaded revolver containing three live 9mm rounds, a folding
knife with brass knuckles, and a homemade glass smoking pipe that contained a
chalky residue. The residue tested positive for methamphetamine.
The entire incident happened less than 500 feet from a park.
Plummer was arrested and taken to the Cushing Police Department, where he
was held on a complaint of possession of a controlled dangerous substance within
1000 feet of a park, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a firearm
while in the commission of a felony, possession of metal knuckles, along with the
four outstanding Payne County warrants.
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Methin’ around with guns
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Johnny D: Paranoia will destroy ya
Jerry S: No really! I’m dumber than i look!
Johnny D: “methin” around with guns!
Clint W: No wait...I have more!
Bill M: A Plummer with a different kind of crack!
Imogeneandjed C: “O-f-f-i-c-e-r.... I need to show you something”
Keith H: Plummer’s crack will kill
Jacob T: The plummer has been flushed!
Jennifer B: The easiest catch!!
Justin S: To spun to run
Treva B: Was there ever a Dumber Plummer?
Jana H: Show and Tell: Meth-heads ALWAYS reveals his secrets
Skipper M: Wanted mans love for his cell mate drives him into the arms of police.
Chris B: DOOHHHHH!
Wanda R: Show and tell officers
Angel W: Thomas the train wreck.
Jake G: Plum stupid
Dalton B: Police I need to show u something
Kim F: Flagged Down Police Takes Plummer To Jail
Vyckee L: Don’t Meth With Me, I am LOADED from A-Z, a Burnt Out Okie As You
Can See, Can Not Smile Without No Teeth, I hope a Tooth Fairy will Bond me Free
MarilynnRoger R: Lol you can’t fix stupid
Mikki L: Plummer’s “Backup” plan fails
AP S: Plummer’s crack, loaded pipe and gun! Thomas goes to jail!
Ella R: Dumb and Dumber
Ram M: He just wanted a free vacations
Brooke S: Plummers pipe not legal
Nicki W: “Officer, Let Me Just Show You”
Randy B: Plum dumb!
Nicki W: “I’m Gonna Make This Real Easy On Ya”
Laura D: Plummers day goes down the drain
Wesley G: The diversionary tactics worked. Bet there’s a drug dealer thanking him
for occupying the local Leo’s/ Plummer flushes him self
Mylisa F: Hey, I need to show you something,oh never mind.
Ashton E: I’m from the “ Show Me” State!!
Diana L: The devil made me. Lol
Randy J: Officer can you see if I have any warrants?
Tabitha D: Dumb & Plummer: The day he flushed himself down the pipe.
Anthony B: Wait... There’s more
Josh P: Citizen helps police clean up the streets.
Robert A: Go BIG or go HOME!
Nakeisha D: Dangerous plummer crack
Amanda F: Don’t meth with me. I’m not kiddi NH around
Connie O: Cushing Police Celebrate St Patrick’s Day Early. Definitely their “Lucky
Day”!
Michael L: Cushing police arrest future politician.
Lynn M: I’m sorry, I’m sorry, so sorry....
Cindy L: How about “dumbass”
Teresa J: Dear Abby : “Dazed and Confused in Oklahoma”
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County april 2015 | 13
faith
anderson
otha
anderson
anthony
andrew
aaron
arnold
ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
dui
kiesha
baggett
randy
bagley
felipe
barrera
cody
bentley
ordered to appear or pay dui burglary - 1st degree mtr
francisco
castillo jr. david
caton
slater
cole
madison
collier
dui dui ordered to appear or pay poss of controlled
substance
kevin
edwards
oscar
englebretson
myron
euwins
katrina
flowers
erin
gallagher
keon
gaston
ryan
george
ata domestic a&b ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay fta failure to comply w/ order mtr
maria
givens
chad
grice
mitchell
guthrie
james
hartline
aaron
henderson
crystal
houchins
sara
howell
a&b on police officer bogus check ordered to appear or pay fta fta dui dui
A 36-year-old Tuttle woman allegedly stole some items from Walmart,
returned to the store when she couldn’t
find her car, and took some more stuff
while waiting on an employee to help
her find her vehicle.
On February 26, Chickasha police officers were dispatched to the store in
the 2000 block of S. First Street due
to a shoplifter. According to the police
report, an employee told an officer he
caught Ryan stealing from the store. He
said he saw Gina Nicole Ryan walking
around the parking lot pushing a shopping basket full of merchandise. She then walked back into the store
and asked for help because she couldn’t find her car.
While waiting on someone to help her, the employee said Ryan put
some more grocery items in her shopping cart.
The employee told the officer he thought Ryan was acting weird, so
he reviewed security footage.
Sure enough, Ryan put merchandise in her cart and walked straight
past the registers to the parking lot, before returning to the store because she couldn’t find her car. When she returned to the store, she
also went to the deli and ordered food.
When the officer made contact with Ryan, she was confrontational
and spoke in a loud voice – much of what she said didn’t make sense.
She also smelled like booze.
Police placed the intoxicated woman under arrest and took her to
jail.
Ryan is being charged with larceny of merchandise and public intoxication. Her bond was set at $1,500, and she is scheduled to appear in court on April 8, 2015.
Stealing causes
the munchies
ryan
14 | april 2015 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
derrick
longhat
dennis
maloney
eva
mason
fta obstructing officer poss of controlled
substance/para
ed
moore jr. aubrey
morris
harold
norman
ordered to appear or pay agg a&b ordered to appear or pay
gordon
pipkin
jerry
rector
ellen
remy
fta failure to comply w/ order ordered to appear or pay
wesley
rudder
gina
ryan
michael
rychlec
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
grand larceny ata
william
sain
james
sander
william
robinson
joshua
shelton
gordon
shepard jr. erin
snyder
joshua
spradling
dui poss of controlled
substance
fta fta poss of controlled
substance/para
poss of controlled
substance/para
mtr
An Oklahoma City man tried to slip a Minco police officer
a Benjamin after he and his lady friend were pulled over for
drinking a wee bit too much booze.
On March 9, shortly after midnight, the officer spotted the
speeding vehicle at the intersection of Highway 81 and Caddo
Street. He stopped the vehicle just north of the entrance of Bill
Johnson Park.
The driver, 58-year-old Randy Eugene Bagley, asked the
officer how his night had been, and the officer immediately
smelled a strong smell of alcohol. The passenger was identified
as Marie Estelle Schoenleber, 57.
While looking for his insurance, Bagley kept dropping papers, then would again look at the officer and ask him in slurred
speech how his night had been. He also kept asking the officer,
“What can I do for you?”
Bagley admitted to drinking at the casino. The officer asked
him to step out of the vehicle.
Bagley was unsteady on his feet, and his clothes were disheveled -- there was a dried ketchup stains on his pants and a wet
spot on his groin.
The officer conducted sobriety tests, but he stopped them because Bagley wasn’t, well, sober. Schoenleber also smelled like
alcohol. She admitted to drinking as well.
The officer noticed a plastic cup in a cup holder in the passenger door -- Schoenleber said she didn’t know whose it was.
Bagley said it wasn’t his either. He said Schoenleber probably took it out of the casino.
The officer told Bagley he was under arrest. As he went to place the man in handcuffs,
Bagley turned around and asked, “Is there anything I can do?” He showed the officer a $100
bill.
The officer told him the only thing he could do was put his hands behind his back, because
he was being arrested. Schoenleber was also placed under arrest.
On the way to jail, the couple argued with each other and Bagley told the officer that he
“didn’t give a s--- about them.”
Schoenleber kept asking the officer why he pulled them over.
The couple was eventually booked into jail.
Schoenleber pled guilty to the charge of public intoxication.
Bagley is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.
He was released on a $5,000 bond.
They are both scheduled to appear in court on April 8, 2015.
May I help you,
osifer?
schoenleber
bagley
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County april 2015 | 15
christopher
toyekoyah
terrence
turner jr. marissa
villenmure
ordered to appear or pay atr public drunk
daryl
witmer
johnny
rivers
william
beaty
dui larceny of merch from
retailer
larceny of merch from
retailer
elvie
mandrell jr. donald
ferland
jeffery
long
a&b on police officer dwi mtr
kimberly
moore
vernon
magpie jr. kassie
shaw
jorge
smith
courtney
parker
george
standing
whitney
brawner
ftp public drunk order to appear or pay breaking & entering domestic violence ordered to appear or pay poss of controlled
substance/para
darren
chambless
marie
schoenleber
stephanie
moore
christy
pickering
justin
farley
gearlden
musick
austin
kitchko
dui public drunk ordered to appear fta ordered to appear or pay larceny of merch from
retailer
failure to comply
Tuttle man Seth Charles Wessels, 23, caused a disturbance the evening of March 3 after he tried to fight a friend, threatened officers, and
threw a fit after his dad refused to come pick him up.
Police were going to let him go, but wasted Wessels just wouldn’t
stop.
According to the affidavit, Wessels’s mom called the Grady County
Sheriff’s Office at approximately 10:30 p.m. because her son was trying
to fight with his friends. She told deputies Wessels and his friends had
been drinking. During the party, Wessels became angry and started
trying to fight one of his friends.
When police got to the residence, they found a broken whiskey bottle
in the kitchen floor and a flat screen TV on the floor that also appeared to be broken.
When deputies made contact with Wessels in his bedroom, he clenched his fists and said,
“F------ taze me.”
After a few more f-bombs, Wessels reluctantly followed police commands and got on the
floor with his hands behind his back. A deputy advised the man he wasn’t under arrest, and
he asked him how much he had to drink. Wessels replied, “Too much.”
He told the deputy that he and his friends were drinking, and they started to argue. He kept
telling the deputy that his ex-girlfriend ruined his life.
The deputy asked Wessels if he would remain calm if he took off the handcuffs. Wessels
said yes. He was lying.
The intoxicated, angry man’s mom walked into the room and asked Wessels to just go to
bed. He then became angry again and stood up with an “aggressive posture” and acted as
though he was going to hit a deputy.
He asked his mom if he could call his dad to come get him, but when his dad said no, he
became angry again.
He told police he wasn’t going to bed because he wasn’t tired. Wessels also told them he
was going to tear up the house when they left.
Police didn’t give him the chance. When Wessels stood up yet again acting like he was going to fight, a deputy placed him under arrest. As he was placing Wessels in the patrol car, he
noticed a truck in the driveway that had a busted out window. On the front seat was a rifle
that appeared to have been thrown through the window.
Wessels pled guilty to the charge of disturbing the peace. He is scheduled to appear in court
on April 5, 2015.
It’s best to stop
while you’re ahead
wessels
16 | april 2015 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
megan
flores
brittany
jones
bryan
phelps
a&b w/ deadly weapon obtaining cash by bogus
check
ata
william
smith
anthony
perry
bruce
horn
domestic a&b vpo poss of controlled
substance/para
tyrus
gonzales
nathan
sandoval
justin
roddy
aaron
mccarthy
fta poss of controlled
substance
poss of controlled
substance/para
fta
joshua
arterberry
morganne
arterberry
derek
ash
poss of controlled
substance/para
poss of controlled
substance/para
dus
Overnight on March 3, the Sallisaw Police Department requested OSBI
agents assist with a homicide case.
Just before midnight, officers were dispatched to a call of a woman deceased in her car in the area of 800 Ruth Street. Officers found Karen
Gregg, 56, dead inside her vehicle with what appeared to be a gunshot
wound to the head.
A witness driving by the area saw a man standing outside the vehicle
and then heard a loud pop the witness believed was a gunshot. That witness was able to give officers a description of the man.
Agents and officers recovered several items of evidence at the crime
scene which linked back to Gregg’s son, Jessie Mosby, 35, as did the eyewitness description. Investigators located Mosby at the home he shared
with his mother for the past several months.
Evidence located in the room where he was found relate back to the murder weapon. The possible
murder weapon was found that morning in a yard on Druery Lane.
Mosby was arrested for the first degree murder of his mother and booked into the Sequoyah
County jail.
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County april 2015 | 17
lawrence
warren
seth
wessels
jennifer
williams
cedric
wilson
poss of controlled
substance
obstructing officer dui fta
tawny
king
brandy
hensley
jeffrey
mcclimans
jesse
collins
obstructing officer ordered to appear or pay misdemeanor value-false
pret/bogus check/con game
burglary - 2nd degree
richard
emanis
justin
jolley
brandi
nixon
timothy
hess
ordered to appear or pay public intox ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
With this most recent ice
and snow storm that gripped
Oklahoma, there obviously were
some significant obstacles to safe driving. One that I have noticed,
that doesn’t really get a lot of attention, is the visibility that is
obstructed by iced over windshields and windows on vehicles. I’m
going to touch on some of that, to try to raise some awareness about
it, and give some tips to help us stay safe.
We’ve all seen it...a vehicle coming down the road with just a
small hole scraped in the windshield so the driver could see the
road. Every time I see it, I cringe! The law that governs this is
Oklahoma State Statute 47:12-404.C, which states: “No person
shall drive any motor vehicle with any sign, poster, other nontransparent material, or debris, including but not limited to snow,
ice, or frost upon the front windshield or the side wings, or side
or rear windows......which obstructs, obscures, or impairs the
driver’s clear view of the highway ahead or to either side or of any
intersecting highway.” What this means to the everyday driver is
that the little hole you scraped to drive by, just won’t cut it! While
compliance is the goal, the reason is safety! Obviously the chances
of an accident drastically increase as visibility decreases...so why
limit our vision to just a small hole out the front windshield?
There are several ways to clear those windshields, both
mechanically and chemically. A simple ice scraper has been the
preferred method for as long as most people can remember. They
are inexpensive, and easy to find. Another method is simply to
go out 10 minutes before you leave, start your car up, and get the
defroster going! When the windows are clear, you are good to go.
Still another way is to obtain any number of chemical de-icing
sprays that are available at most stores. Don’t pour hot water
on your windows, as the change in temperatures can cause your
window to crack or break!
While we are talking about it, lets not forget about those side and
rear widows. A significant percentage of accidents happen while
backing, so it stands to reason that we need to be able to see out
our back glass as well as the front. Side windows are no different,
no one wants to be struck by a vehicle they couldn’t see when they
pull into an intersection. After you finish with those side windows,
go ahead and hit those side mirrors as well!
All of these suggestions simply take a little extra time, and
sometimes money, but the time and money pale in comparison to
the impact on time and money that an accident will have on you, or
others. As a safe, courteous driver, you owe it to yourself and your
fellow drivers! Thanks for reading, buckle up and be safe!
Tips from a Trooper
jennifer
kanahele
donald
butler
ronnie
martinez
dui orderd to appear or pay ordered to appear
Investigative Services Division of the
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food
and Forestry and the Oklahoma Highway
Patrol apprehended individuals for violation
of the Feral Swine Control Act.
Acting on an anonymous tip received on
Sunday, March 15, 2015, Investigative Services agents stopped multiple vehicles that were illegally transporting feral swine from Texas
across the Oklahoma border.
The feral swine in question had been purchased at a two-day Texas hog baying event and were
being taken into Oklahoma to be released. Illegal importation of feral swine into the state is a
felony.
The 120 feral swine that were confiscated by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food,
and Forestry were euthanized and properly disposed of. Over 50% of the feral swine tested positive for pseudorabies and brucellosis.
The Investigative Services Division of ODAFF is currently conducting the criminal investigation with the intent to present felony charges to the District Attorney in McCurtain County for
violation of the Feral Swine Control Act. The case has also been referred to USDA-APHIS for
Interstate Transport Violations.
In 2008 the Feral Swine Control Act was passed in Oklahoma as a way to address feral swine
facility and transporter licensing. Feral swine pose a serious threat to agricultural producers
and property. They will eat and destroy crops such as corn, milo, wheat, hay, watermelon and
peanuts. Known predators, they will also prey upon young livestock and other small animals.
Tip leads investigators to
illegal hogs brought into state
18 | april 2015 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
larry
wright
james
banks
jacob
cates
shawn
reed
child abuse
poss of controlled
substance/para
dui dui
sodonna
melvin
dui
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Special Ranger Ben Eggleston is seeking information
on the theft of 1,121 head of Holstein/Jersey cross
steer calves from a Braum’s dairy farm in Follett,
Texas.
Employees at Braum’s Farms noticed the steer
calves, weighing from 300 to 750 pounds, were
missing after doing their 2014 yearly inventory. The
dairy farm is located on the border of Lipscomb
County, Texas and Ellis County, Okla.
Anyone with further information regarding this case should contact TSCRA’s Operation Cow Thief
hotline at 888-830-2333 or call Eggleston at 806-852-4741.
A cash reward of $10,000 may be paid to individuals who can provide useful information leading to
the arrest and grand jury indictment of suspect(s). Individuals reporting information may choose to
remain anonymous.
AUTHORITIES SEEKING INFORMATION ON
THEFT OF LIVESTOCK AT BRAUM’S FARMS
around the nation
christopher
brasier
stephen
bryant
emily
burns
poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
public drunk
unauthorized use of credit
card
joseph
culwell-dunaway
larry
dorn
shannon
duran
poss of controlled
substance w/intent to dist
larceny of merch from
retailer
probation violation
kerry
page
daniel
palmer
kristen
palmer
cody
parham
poss of controlled
substance/para
domestic a&b dui ordered to appear
lucille
rivas
teresa
rocha
jamie
rose
mary
roughface
fta ordered to appear or pay misdemeanor value-false
pret/bogus check/con game
ordered to appear or pay
andrew
jackson
stephen
jennings
jamie
jones
christopher
lindsey
fta ordered to appear or pay larceny of merch from
retailer
public drunk
carroll
mayes
shalinda
mccarthey
jeffrey
mead
summer
mitchell
foil or defeat urine/drug/
alcohol screening
ordered to appear or pay false personation public drunk
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