STEPHENS, GRADY - December 2014

JAMES MILLIGAN
PEEPING TOM
WILLIAM WOOLEVER
POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA
STACEY COUCH
POSSESSION OF CDS
TARAN WOMACK
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE W/INTENT TO DIST
JACOB BARNES
DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN
GREAT BODILY INJURY
JAMES BAINBRIDGE
POSSESSION OF STOLEN VEHICLE
EMMETT BUTTS
FELONY POINTING OF FIREARM
LAURA BRATCHER
POSSESSION OF CDS W/INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
ANTHONY
JANAWAY JR
DISTRIBUTION OF CDS
GARRETT GRAY
RECKLESS CONDUCT W/FIREARM
JESSE FULTON
CARRYING WEAPONS
AMANDA MANUEL
PUBLIC DRUNK
STANLEY BAYNE
ASSAULT & BATTERY
TARAN WOMACK
JACOB BARNES
AMANDA MANUEL JAMES MILLIGAN WILLIAM WOOLEVER
JESSE FULTON GARRETT GRAY
STANLEY BAYNE STACEY COUCH
JEFFREY MORROW
PUBLIC DRUNK
JONATHAN WILLIS
FELONY DISCHARGE OF FIREARM
JAY JERDEE
CONSPIRACY AGAINST STATE OR
SUBDIVISION
• Recently Arrested

• Sex Offenders

• News Releases

• Missing Children

• Wanted Persons
STEPHENS/GRADY COUNTIES
Vol. 5 No. 2 [email protected]
December 2014
Published the Third Saturday of each month.
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GRADY COUNTY STEPHENS COUNTY
2 | december 2014 STEPHENS COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
TOMMY
ABREO
RICKY
ADAMS
WILLIAM
ALBEE
SEAN
ALEXANDER
DUID MTR FELONIOUSLY POINTING
FIREARM
AGG DUI DUS
RICHARD
BALDWIN
TEDDY
BARTLING
JASON
BEAR
BEATRICE
BENCH
MANSLAUGHTER- 1ST DEGREE DOMESTIC A&B A&B HARBORING FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE
CHRISTOPHER
BLESSIN
ROBERT
BONDS
JEREMY
BRASWELL
BO
BRATCHER
POSS MARIJUANA PUBLIC INTOX DUI FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
CHILD SUPPORT
SHANNON
BRISCOE
AARON
BRITTON
TIFFANI
BROKOPP
JUSTIN
BROOM
COTY
BURNS
REBECCA
BURNS
DENNY
BURTON
FALSE PRET/BOGUS CHECK DUS FTP- DUI DUS LEAVING THE SCENE OF
ACCIDENT CAUSING DAMAGE
PUBLIC INTOX FTA- DUI
RONNIE
BURTON, JR.
EMMETT
BUTTS
CHARLES
CARPENTER
FTA - DUI FELONY POINTING OF FIREARM FTP - DOMESTIC ABUSE
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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P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty STEPHENS COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 3
CAROLYN
ANDERSON
DUID
STACEY
COUCH
CLINTON
COX
JASON
COX
CRYSTAL
CRAIG
JAMES
CROWELL
DANIELLE
CRUDUP
POSS OF CDS POSS OF CDS DOMESTIC A&B/ VPO FTP- OBTAIN CASH OR MERCH
BY BOGUS CHECKS/FALSE PRET
POSS PARA FALSE INFO TO POLICE
DENNY
DAILEY
JERALD
DAVIS
ADAM
DAVOULT
JAMES
DENNIS
JACK
DERAWAY
SAMUEL
DOZIER
KYLE
DRIVER
OBTAINING PROPERTY BY
FALSE PRET
DUI REFUSAL UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
AGG DUI DUS BOND REVOCATION ASSAULT
ON PEACE OFFICER
POSS MARIJUANA
VERNON
DUKES
MARCUS
DUVALL
SCOTT
EAVES
KEVIN
ENGLISH
ROGELIO
ESPARZA
CARLOS
ESPARZA-LOERA
WILLIAM
FLEETWOOD
PUBLIC INTOX MTR A&B WITH DANGEROUS
WEAPON
POSS OF METH WITH INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
DUI REFUSAL POSS CDS PUBLIC INTOX FTA- ASSAULT WITH
DANGEROUS WEAPON
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4 | december 2014 STEPHENS COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
DIANA
HORN
BRIAN
HORNING
DANNY
HOWARD
ALAN
HRUBY
PETIT LARCENY DOMESTIC ABUSE UTTERING FORGED INSTUMENT MURDER- FIRST DEGREE WITH
DELIBERATE INTENT
CHAD
JOHNSON
ERWIN
JOHNSON
KRISTEN
JOHNSTON
DAVID
JONES
MTR FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNER IN PAWN
FTP- LEWD PROPOSALS TO
CHILD
MTR POSS OF CDS DUID
BRITTNEY
KEY
PHILLIP
KIMBRELL
JAKE
KINCANNON
SCOTT
LEE
FTP- DUS DUS POSS OF OFFENSIVE WEAPON FTA-PUBLISH COUNTERFEIT
INSTRUMENTS/COINS AS TRUE
APRIL
LEMONS
BRIAN
LINDSEY
JOHN
LOOPER
STEVEN
LOWE
TERESA
MCCLELLAN
ARTHUR
MCGEE
JAMES
MILLIGAN
PUBLIC INTOX PUBLIC INTOX FTA- PUBLIC INTOX POSS CDS BOGUS CHECK PETIT LARCENY PEEPING TOM
ROBBIE
MITCHELL
PATRICK
MOORE
ABRAHAM
MORALES
CINDY
MORALES
JORGE
MORENO
WAYLON
MORRIS
EDDIE
MORRISON
UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
DUI REFUSAL FTP- POSS OF CDS FTA/FTP- POSS OF CDS FTA- DUS DUS PETIT LARCENY
A drunken Duncan man started
crying when police arrested him for
shoplifting on October 29. He also
had a lot of drugs on his person.
According to the affidavit, a Duncan police officer was dispatched to
a local Walmart around 8:27 p.m.
due to employees having a shoplifter in custody. When he arrived, an
employee told him he saw Clinton
Joseph Cox, 35, hide merchandise
inside of his shirt. He then went to
a register and paid for some other
things. But, he never attempted to
pay for the $13.94 of items hidden
in his shirt. After he passed all of
the registers, employees confronted him and placed him under citizen’s arrest.
The officer placed Cox in handcuffs and searched his person. He
found two containers in his shorts. One contained a green leafy substance, and the other contained a baggy of a crystal-like substance,
26 varied pills, and a green leafy substance.
Cox started crying and was very emotional. He admitted to drinking beer, and he smelled strongly of alcohol. He also had red, glassy
eyes, thick slurred speech, and he was unsteady on his feet.
He kept asking the officer the same questions, and he did poorly on
sobriety tests. The officer transported him to jail.
The crystal-like substance found in Cox’s pocket field-tested positive for methamphetamine, and some the pills were identified as
controlled drugs.
Cox is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance, public intoxication and larceny of merchandise from retailer. He was released on a $5,000 bond and is scheduled to appear
in court on December 11, 2014.
Never carry drugs
while shoplifting
COX
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MILLIGAN
NICHOLAS
MULLINS
JOHNNATHAN
MUNN
SILVESTERE
NEVAREZ
LEROY
NEWCOMB
POSS PARA A&B REVOKED - DOMESTIC ABUSE DUID
RANDI
OTT
ASHLEY
OWINGS
CHRISTOPHER
PATTON
DANNY
PAULIN, JR.
FTP- UTTERING FORGED
INSTRUMENT
FTA- BOGUS CHECK FTP- MTR BURGLARY DUID
TANNER
PIPKIN
MICHAEL
POINDEXTER
LORI
POTARF
JIMMY
POWELL
BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE FTP- CONTEMPT POSS CDS DUS
EUFEMIA
REYES
BURT
REYNOLDS
CHET
RICE
BRENDA
RICHARDS
MICHELLE
ROBERTS
RANZI
RODEN
BARON
ROSBY
FTA/FTP- OBSTRUCTING
OFFICER
FTP- POSS OF CDS VPO FTP- PUBLIC INTOX PETIT LARCENY KNOWINGLY CONCEALING
STOLEN PROPERTY
POSS COCAINE/ DUI REFUSAL
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A creepy 37-year-old Marlow man
was arrested October 20 after he was
caught looking in the window of a woman’s bathroom with a flashlight. According to him, he was “just curious.”
Curiosity may have killed the cat, but
curiosity got James Tyler Milligan arrested.
Marlow police officers were dispatched to the 700 block of W. Seminole due to a possible peeping tom, according to the police report. The caller
said that a man was looking at her with
a flashlight through her bathroom window.
When officer arrived, they made contact with Milligan and saw that
he was holding a small blue flashlight. An officer asked him what he
was doing, and he said that he was looking for his cat. The officer asked
him why he was looking in his neighbor’s window. Milligan told her he
“didn’t mean to” and he “was just curious.”
The officer placed him under arrest. He was taken to jail for further
investigation.
The victim told the officer that a man shined a flashlight in her window and whistled at her. She said it scared her, and she didn’t know
how long he had been watching her. She said it felt like he was trying
to get her attention.
At the jail, Milligan told police he had gone outside to put the cats
up for the night. He then said, “to tell the truth,” he wasn’t actually
looking for the cats. He said he was curious about what the girl who
lived across the street was doing. He admitted to getting a flashlight
and looking in her window, but had never been to her house before.
Milligan is being charged with peeping tom. He was released on a
$1,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on December 5, 2014.
The cat’s out
of the bag
6 | december 2014 STEPHENS COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
ANDREW
SKEEN
JAMES
SMITH
RICHARD
SMITH
EVERETT
SON
FTA- PETIT LARCENY FTP- BURGLARY DUI DUI
JUSTIN
STRUNK
BRANTLEY
TAFF
JENNIFER
TAYLOR
ABIGAIL
TERRELL
A&B PUBLIC INTOX FTA/FTP- POSS CDS FTA/FTP- OBTAINING CASH OR
MERCH BY BOGUS CHECK
RICHARD
TOWLER
ANTHONY
TRUJILLO
REBECCA
TWIGG
ALLEN
VEACH
FTA/FTP- TOC POSS CDS FTP MTR DUI
BOBBY
WALDON
AARON
WATERS
TIFFANY
WATKINS
JESSE
WEAVER
CHARLES
WEGER
MATTHEW
WHITE
BRENDA
WHITEHEAD
FTA/FTP- A&B ON OFFICER FTA/FTP- BOGUS CHECK POSS OF CDS POSS CDS/ POSS OF FIREARM FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
ORDER ON CHILD SUPPORT
DUI MTR POSS OF CDS
JACOB
WIGGINTON
DEREK N
WILLIAMS
DERRIK H
WILLIAMS
REBECCA
WILLIAMS
JONATHAN
WILLIS
ANDERSON
WILSON
ANTHONY
WILSON
POSS OF MARIJUANA DUI DUI DUS FELONY DISCHARGE OF
FIREARM
AGG DUI MTR DUID
Deaths in
crashes involving drunk drivers with a blood
alcohol concentration (BAC) of
.08+ dropped
in 2010, but
despite this decrease, there
were still 10,228
lives lost – that’s
one person every 51 minutes. That makes it everyone's problem.
It seems that many people were doing their part to put a stop to
this completely preventable epidemic. Alcohol-related traffic fatalities reached a low point in the late 1990s. Research also indicates
that 62% of Americans exposed to the now-iconic Friends Don't Let
Friends Drive Drunk campaign have personally intervened to stop
someone from driving drunk, no doubt saving countless lives.
However, since the late 90's, alcohol-related driving deaths have
been steadily increasing. It seems that though the campaign was
very successful, it did not change the behavior of many potential impaired drivers. Many thought the messages to be targeted at overtly
drunk drivers, and not them. When decision time came, they would
consider themselves merely "buzzed" and get behind the wheel.
The new PSAs created to address this gap were released in December 2005 with the objective to inspire dialogue and recognition of the
dangers of "buzzed" driving and subsequently, to motivate people
to stop driving buzzed. The next installment expands on this message, equating buzzed driving and drunk driving and demonstrating
the devastating consequences that can occur as a result of buzzed
driving. The overall campaign hopes to educate people that consuming even a few drinks can impair driving and that Buzzed Driving is
Drunk Driving.
DECEMBER IS NATIONAL
DRUNK AND DRUGGED DRIVING
PREVENTION MONTH
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty STEPHENS COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 7
KORY
WISDOM
JAMES
WOFFORD
WILLIAM
WOOLEVER
PETIT LARCENY PUBLIC INTOX POSS OF MARIJUANA
JOSEPH
ZIMMERMAN
OBSTRUCTION
JAMES
BAINBRIDGE
STEFANIE
BAIRD
POSS STOLEN VEHICLE OBTAINING CASH OR MERCH BY
BOGUS CHECK/ FALSE PRET
TERRY
BENEDICT
TIMOTHY
BERRY
CHRISTINA
BERRYMAN
POSS OF CONCEALED HANDGUN
FAIL TO IDENTIFY
FTP- DUS MTR UNAUTHORIZED USE OF
MOTOR VEHICLE
MISTY
GALLAHER
CHELSY
GILLESPIE
RYLAN
GINGERY
JESSICA
GLEGHORN
CHAD
GOLDING
FRANKIE
GOMEZ
JEFFREY
GREGORY
PETIT LARCENY FAILURE TO COMPLY ELUDING ATR ASSAULT FTP- BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE VPO
CHRISTOPHER
GRESSETT
BOGUS CHECKS
BRIAN
GRIMES
DWI
HOWARD
GROVER
DUID
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Newalla man Jerald Allen Davis, 26, attempted to avoid a DUI
arrest by switching seats with a backseat passenger when his vehicle was pulled over around 12:20 a.m. on November 4. It didn’t
work.
According to the affidavit, a Duncan officer pulled over Davis’s
vehicle when he saw headlights approaching him coming south in
the northbound lane. In other words, the driver was in the wrong
lane and obviously something wasn’t right.
The officer had to make a u-turn to avoid a head-on collision.
He stopped the vehicle at U.S. 81 and Cedar. Immediately after
coming to a stop, the vehicle started rocking from side to side. The
officer could clearly see the driver of the vehicle switch places with
one of the backseat passengers. The officer asked the driver who
he had exchanged seats with; he said someone in the backseat.
The officer spoke to one of the backseat passengers, identified as Davis. He had an “extreme
odor of alcohol emitting from his person.” His eyes were bloodshot, and his speech was thick
and hard to understand. The officer asked him who had been driving; Davis said it wasn’t
him.
The officer told Davis he appeared to be drunk, and Davis replied, “Well that wasn’t the
reason I was driving.”
The other backseat passenger told the officer Davis had been driving and a man switched
places with him. He told the officer he tried to drive, but the other two men refused to let him.
He said he kept yelling at Davis, because he was driving on the wrong side of the road. The
man in the driver’s seat admitted that Davis was driving, and they had switched spots during
the stop.
The officer went back to his patrol vehicle and checked Davis’s information; Davis had a
suspended license. The officer placed him under arrest.
The officer tried to administer standard field sobriety tests to the man, but Davis refused
and said he wanted to speak to his lawyer. He told the officer he was not the driver, and if he
got another DUI, he would go to jail for the next five years.
Davis is being charged with driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol
and driving with license suspended. He was released on a $5,000 bond and is scheduled to
appear in court on December 18, 2014.
The ‘ol seat switch-aroo didn’t quite work
DAVIS
8 | december 2014 STEPHENS COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
MANUEL
SANTANA-MENDEZ
JAMES
SATTERFIELD
SAMANTHA
SATTERFIELD
DUI RESISTING ARREST POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT
JAMES
HARBER
EBONEE
HARRISON
JONATHAN
HATFIELD
RICHARD
HENDERSON
FTA/FTP- DUI UNDER 21 PETIT LARCENY PUBLIC INTOX POSS CDS
MICHAEL
HENDRIX
ALAN
HERRING
DUSTIN
HOLLOWAY
POSS OF OFFENSIVE WEAPON PETIT LARCENY DUS
SHELBY
JACKSON
ANTHONY
JANWAY, JR.
AARON
JETT
DUID UNDER 21 DISTRIBUTION OF CDS ATA BOGUS CHECK
JIMMY
JONES
WALTER
JONES
BOBBY
KEY
FTA/FTP- POSS OF SUBSTANCE
W/INTENT TO MANU CDS
FELONIOUSLY POINTING
FIREARM
FTP- DUS
MORGAN
POWERS
CASSIDY
PRESGROVE
CHRISTINA
PRICE
DOMESTIC A&B DUI ATR POSS CDS
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
DAVID
YEAGER
A&B
THADDEUS
BRAY
FAILURE TO COMPLY
JORDAN
CHOATE
DANIEL J
COLEMAN
DANIEL K
COLEMAN
KAYSEY
COODEY
PETIT LARCENY DUS DUS PETIT LARCENY
STEVEN
SCHAUB
DUS
Menacing mugshots:
Give us a kiss!
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty STEPHENS COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 9
BRENDON
ROSE
SARAH
ROSE
JEREMY
ROSS
POSS CDS FTP- POSS CDS
PUBLIC INTOX
DONNIE
NEWMAN
MICHAEL
NEWMAN
JOSHUA
O DANIEL
FALSE DECLARATION IN PAWN
FALSE PERSONATION TO AVOID
PROSECUTION
DUS
DAVID
PAYNE
SHELLI
PAYNE
WILLIAM
PERKINS
BOGUS CHECKS BOGUS CHECKS
ATA DOMESTIC A&B
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
MICHAEL
WRIGHT
SHELLY
WUEST
BILLY
YATES
DUID PUBLIC INTOX BOGUS CHECK
LAURA
BRATCHER
TAD
BRAY, JR.
POSS OF CDS WITH INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE
FTP
By Lt. Je James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Hello to all, and Happy
Thanksgiving!
By the time you read this, you will have probably made all your
holiday travel plans, if you are going somewhere, or have people
coming to your home to celebrate. The roadways will be extra busy,
and with a lot of people traveling at the same time, the chances for
accidents also go way up. I’m going to give a few tips on how to
minimize your chances of being involved in an accident, and some
ways to help insure your holidays are safe.
Every year, we work a lot of accidents on people who are “running
late”. Speed plays a major role in accidents, as well as the severity
of an accident. Speed decreases reaction time, which a driver needs
to be able to react to anything that happens in front of them. What
is the best thing you can do to not be “running late”? Simply plan
your holiday travel a little in advance. You know what time you
and your family get off work, or get out of school, so plan your
departure time accordingly. Give yourself plenty of time for delays,
bathroom and snack stops, etc. Also, if you are running late, its
OK! The people you are going to see would rather you be late, than
not arrive at all because you were involved in an accident.
Another major factor in holiday accidents are a result of
celebrating, and then making a bad decision. I’m not going to tell
you not to enjoy your holiday, and if partaking in some egg nog or
other alcoholic drink is part of your celebration, that’s fine. Just
don’t decide to drive after you drink. Drinking and driving is a
decision, not an accident. Planning here goes a long way towards
a safe holiday. If you know you are going to drink, plan on staying
where you are, or have a designated driver.
Another thing you can do to stay safe is wear your seat belt. The
accident may not be your fault, and you may be doing everything
right, and could still end up in the hospital or worse, because you
didn’t have your seatbelt on. Even minor accidents can cause
significant damage to us if we are not properly restrained. Every
Trooper on the road has worked a fatality accident which we all
know in our heart would not have resulted in death had the person
been using a seatbelt. It takes no time to put on, but it may be the
most important thing you can do this holiday season.
To sum up, slow down and enjoy the holiday season! Plan ahead,
and use a designated driver or stay put if you use alcohol in your
celebrations. No one wants to spend the holidays in a hospital or
worse! Holidays are for celebration, so lets take care of ourselves
and each other.
Thanks for listening, buckle up and drive safe.
Tips from a Trooper
By the time you read this, you will have probably made all your
GARY
SHANNON
CARRI
SHERMAN
JACKIE
SHERWOOD
POSS CDS DUS APC
CHRISTY
SPANHANKS-NORTON
CODY
STRATTON
JAMES
STROTHER
POSS OF STOLEN PROPERTY POSS OF CDS DOMESTIC A&B
KEVIN
THOMAS, SR.
CHRISTOPHER
THOMPSON
MICHAEL
TOLLETT
DUI DUID MTR OMITTING TO PROVIDE
FOR MINOR CHILD
10 | DECEMBER 2014
OK Jailbirds is cooperating with the eorts 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:
Suer 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!
Andrea Dawn Carter
Owes: $ PENDING
Date of Birth: 11/27/1984
Race: American Indian Gender: Female
Height: 5’ 7” Weight: 125
Last Known Address: Shawnee, OK
OCSS Oce: Shawnee, OK
Dean Allen Long
Owes: $ 50,649.52
Date of Birth: 04/08/1975
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 165
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Oce: Norman, OK
Charles E. Kirkpatrick
Owes: $ 30,334.60
Date of Birth: 11/07/1968
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 2” Weight: 140
Eyes: Blue Hair: Red
OCSS Oce: Bartlesville, OK
Alan Glen Campbell
Owes: $ 25,176.35
Date of Birth: 08/06/1964
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 6’ 3” Weight: 172
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Oce: Sapulpa, OK
Laurel K. Carrethers
Owes: $ 19,901.69
Date of Birth: 09/03/1977
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 3” Weight: 150
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Oce: Wewoka, OK
Robert Bruce Langford
Owes: $ 37,651.19
Date of Birth: 10/18/1958
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 130
Eyes: Green Hair: Brown
OCSS Oce: Bartlesville, OK
Joshua Allen Campbell
Owes: $ 12,884.70
Date of Birth: 04/21/1983
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 150
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Oce: Altus, OK
Paul Wayne Knight
Owes: $ 119,362.71
Date of Birth: 12/25/1958
Race: Black Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 145
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Oce: Ardmore, OK
DECEMBER 2014 | 11
MISSING CHILDREN
PERSONS WITH INFORMATION ON MISSING CHILDREN SHOULD CONTACT:
O.S.B.I. AT (405) 848-6724
RYLEIGH MARTIN
MISSING SINCE:
8/3/2014
AGE NOW: 17
MISSING FROM:
TULSA, OK
MIGUEL CASTELAN
MISSING SINCE:
8/23/2014
AGE NOW: 15
MISSING FROM:
SAN ANTONIO, TX
DAPHNE
MARTINEZ
MISSING SINCE:
9/13/2014
AGE NOW: 16
MISSING FROM:
SAN ANTONIO, TX
CASSIDIE
RANDOLPH
MISSING SINCE:
9/22/2014
AGE NOW: 18
MISSING FROM:
CLAREMORE, OK
DESTANY HUGGINS
MISSING SINCE:
7/21/2014
AGE NOW: 15
MISSING FROM:
OKC, OK
M
M
8/23/2014
A
M
S
UGGINS KIARIA HUNTER
MISSING SINCE:
6/9/2014
AGE NOW: 17
MISSING FROM:
SAPULPA, OK
VALORIE WINTER
MISSING SINCE:
10/29/2014
AGE NOW: 16
MISSING FROM:
HOUSTON, TX
NIKI BROWN
MISSING SINCE:
9/26/2014
AGE NOW: 17
MISSING FROM:
LAWTON, OK
V
M
10/29/2014
A
M
H
VIOLET SOLIS
MISSING SINCE:
10/29/2014
AGE NOW: 17
MISSING FROM:
CONROE, TX
12 | DECEMBER 2014
What you’re saying
about this on...
Allen S: Stupid
Debbie C: Can you say DUH!!!!! Dummy
Arlen I: They make those in the old Blue Bell plant in Coalgate
Debbie C: That tee shirt or these dopers?
Arlen I: Both probably lol
Treva K: Would be funny, if it wasn’t so deadly!
Jennifer D: Dumbass
LaDonna M: What an AssHat
Ray B: Looks like a keeper
Jennifer E: HA HA HA
Keri B: She needs a shirt that says “I County Jail” LMFAO
Christy E: She was promoting her business! Wonder if the shirts a tax
write off!
Lisa G: Was he wearing a shirt that said..Im with stupid..or am I stupid.
No matter dumpass
Ashleigh D: Because sometimes being obvious is the best way? Geez!
What an idiot!
Catrina G: Looks bad too
Jacqueline L: I find this incredibly sad. .
Rose R: Can’t fix stupid,
Jennifer N: Tweeker!!!
William S: Haha
Debbie C: She has an addiction, always a reason, can’t stop. Learn to say
NO DAMMIT. you’d tell your kids no if they wanted something do the same.
Or better take a double dose an we can just move on without you. Cost tax
payers a lot less money.
KathleenandMontana A: i think she loves crystal meth? Lmao!
Cassi F: She’s 37?!
A Kentucky woman was arrested on November 4
for crystal meth possession while wearing a t-shirt
that said “I Heart Crystal Meth”
Deborah Delane Asher, 37, was charged with trafficking a control substance, methamphetamine in
the photo seen above. Richard Jeffrey Rice, 57, was
also arrested at that time and faces the same charges. According to the Laurel Co. Sheriff’s Department,
“the arrests were the result of a drug investigation
conducted there after deputies located 2 subjects in
possession of 3.37 grams of crystal meth and a set of
digital scales.”
The arrests were made at Dolly Miller Road, six miles north of London,
Kentucky.
HERE’S YOUR SIGN... er, t-shirt
Below are registrants that are believed to be in violation
of the Sex Offenders Registration Act. If you have
information as to their whereabouts please notify your
local authorities.
DELINQUENT SEX OFFENDERS
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE WHEREABOUTS OF THESE
INDIVIDUALS, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT
JAIVIER G CANALES
H/M 5’7” 151 LBS.
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS/
ACTS TO CHILD
DANIEL L CANTU
H/M 5’6” 156 LBS.
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
RAPE - FIRST DEGREE
THOMAS L CALDWELL
W/M 5’9” 190 LBS.
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
RAPE - FIRST DEGREE
TERRY CANTRELL
W/M 5’6” 150 LBS.
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
UNKNOWN
OFFENSE:
LEWD OR INDECENT PROPOSALS/
ACTS TO CHILD
DECEMBER 2014 | 13
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14 | december 2014 GRADY COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
JAMES
PIERCE
STACY
HINTON
KODY
JONES
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
MTR A&B W/ DEADLY WEAPON
GLEN
WOOD
CASSANDRA
DRURY
JAMIE
SIPES
LUCAS
MIZELL
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY DUI
CHRISTOPHER
HALL
BENJAMIN
FISHER
MICHAEL
STANDING
THURMAN
KAULAITY
DOMESTIC A&B PUBLIC DRUNK DWI PROBATION VIOLATION
JESSE
FULTON
CHAD
CLABORN
NATHAN
SANDERSON
JEFFREY
MORROW
JACOB
RAWLINGS
WALTER
MOORE
CARRYING WEAPONS DUI DUI PUBLIC DRUNK DUI FTA
TIFFANI
SOUTHERLAND
TAMBER
BRANCH
DENNIS
MALONEY
SALLIE
BOINTY
MICHAEL
GRINDSTAFF
ROGER
SAIA
JEFFERY
JONES
DUI DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
PUBLIC DRUNK DOMESTIC A&B VPO DUI ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
AMANDA
MANUEL
DUSTY
ROBERTSON
PUBLIC DRUNK
PUBLIC DRUNK
Chickasha man Donnie Edward
Lewis, 54, was found passed out in a
drive-thru in his truck by police on
November 10. His excuse? He said he
has sleep apnea.
According to the affidavit, a Chickasha police officer was dispatched to a
local McDonald’s around 12:10 a.m.
because a man was passed out in his
truck in the drive-thru. When the officer arrived, he saw the truck and
watched as other cars in the drive-thru
drove around it.
The officer walked up to the vehicle
and saw Lewis slumped over in the
driver’s seat. He woke the man up, and Lewis immediately told him
he was fine.
The officer noticed that Lewis’s pupils were constricted and his vehicle smelled like alcohol. He asked him to exit the truck. Lewis told
the officer he hadn’t been drinking. He said he was fine, and that he
just suffers from sleep apnea. He voluntarily told the officer he takes
pain medication for chronic back pain.
Lewis continued to insist he had just fallen asleep because of his
sleep apnea, but he agreed to take the sobriety tests.
He didn’t do well, and the officer placed him under arrest. While
searching the man’s vehicle, the officer found a white unmarked bottle containing morphine pills. Lewis said he had a prescription for
the meds, but he didn’t have it with him.
The man refused to take the state’s breath test, because he said he
was on pain medication.
Lewis is being charged with possession of a controlled dangerous
substance and actual physical control of vehicle while under the influence. He was released on a $6,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on December 3, 2014.
He just wanted
a Big Mac!
LEWIS
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty GRADY COUNTY GRADY COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 15
CHRISTY
MOORE
CORVAN
WESTBURY
MATTHEW
YOUNG
FTA ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
JOHNNY
MCMURTRY
RICKY
ROBERTSON
LORI
HENRY
DUI FTP DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE
KIMBERLY
CARLSON
REUBEN
WHITEBREAD
SHARON
DERR
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY FTA/FTP DUI
MATHEW
ENGEL
LORI
PITTMAN
NATHAN
FALK
JULIE
LANDRESS
JERRY
OWENS
BARBARA
REUSS
ALICIA
CALLAHAN
DUI DUI POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY FTA MTR DUI
RICHARD
BUCHANAN
TASHA
DAVIS
PATRICK
WILLIAMS
BRITTANY
KENDRICK
ROBERT
HALLCY
JOHN
LONG
RACHEL
NELSON
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
DUS DOMESTIC A&B FTA FTA
Chickasha man Taran Andrew Womack, 20, was caught
ridin’ dirty when a Chickasha police officer pulled him over
for driving way too fast on November 3. He tried to deny the
presence of drugs in his vehicle, but an overwhelming stench
of marijuana gave him away.
Stupid weed.
According to the affidavit, a Chickasha officer was on patrol in the median facing the intersection of U.S. 62 and 16th
Street around 5:30 p.m. when he saw a black vehicle traveling westbound at a high rate of speed. His radar confirmed
the vehicle was traveling 53 mph in a 40 mph zone.
The officer pulled over the vehicle and made contact with
the driver, Taran Andrew Womack, 20. Womack only rolled
his window down three inches, but the officer was able to
smell the odor of raw marijuana in the car.
The officer asked Womack where the marijuana was;
Womack said there wasn’t any in the vehicle. He told Womack he could smell it; Womack
told the officer no he couldn’t. The officer placed Womack in investigative detention and did
a probable cause search of the vehicle. He found a bong, a smoking bowl, pipes with burnt
residue, baggies containing a red and green leafy substance that smelled like marijuana, a
baggy containing a white powder that later field-tested positive for cocaine, an herb grinder,
hemp rolling papers and cigarette lighters.
The officer placed Womack under arrest and transported him the the police station.
Womack admitted to police that he had bought the drugs in Oklahoma City and was planning on selling them. Womack later admitted that he bought the drugs in Denver and transported them across state lines to sell in Oklahoma. He also admitted to having psychedelic
mushrooms and acid in a safe at his house.
Womack’s grandparents, whom he lived with, gave police consent to search the man’s
room. Officers found a baggy containing a fungi-like material, a hydrocodone pill and a baggy
containing folded up pieces of aluminum foil and a square piece of paper.
Womack is being charged with two counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance. He was released on a $2,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on December
3, 2014.
More than one
way to speed
WOMACK
16 | december 2014 GRADY COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
MICHAEL
BROWN
BOWDRIE
STILLWELL
EBONY
HOLMAN
DUI GRAND LARCENY DUI
STANLEY
BAYNE
ROSEANNA
SCHOOLFIELD
A&B ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY
LOUIS
MUNOZ
RICKY
KELLY
TARAN
WOMACK
CHRISTOPHER
MITCHELL
WILLIAM
TARTSAH
CHRISTOPHER
SMIDDY
LARRY
AUSTIN
DUI DOMESTIC A&B POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE W/ INTENT TO DIST
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
FTA POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
CARRYING WEAPON/DRUGS/
ALCOHOL INTO JAIL
NAHUM
SOTO
DUI
OSBI agents have arrested a Guthrie man for sexually assaulting
and beating an 85-year-old woman December 25, 1997. David
Jerome Stephens, II, 35, was arrested Oct. 23, at his home located
at 11775 Red Cedar Road in Guthrie.
An OSBI DNA analyst alerted the OSBI case agent of a DNA hit
on the case from the Combined DNA Index System. Days before
the statute of limitations would have run out, that agent filed a
John Doe warrant based off a DNA profile collected from the rape
victim. The warrant allowed the case to legally remain active.
Moena House was beaten with a pipe and sexually assaulted
Christmas morning inside her Guthrie home after giving in to her
attacker’s demands for money. House died in 2008.
DNA was collected from Stephens for a 2013 conviction of
possession of a controlled dangerous drug within 1000 feet of a school/park/child. Stephens has a
lengthy arrest record starting in 1997.
DNA Leads to OSBI Agent Arresting Guthrie Man
for Raping Elderly Woman Christmas Day 1997
around the state
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P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty GRADY COUNTY GRADY COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 17
GORDON
PIPKIN
DYLLAN
TAYLOR
RAUL
MALDONADO
JAMES
CALLAHAN
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE
OF MINOR
DUI FTA
GARRETT
GRAY
DAVID
NEWTON
AMBERLY
ARELLANO
SHAWN
MEADE
RECKLESS CONDUCT W/
FIREARM
SUPPRESSING EVIDENCE DUI GRAND LARCENY
NATHANIEL
SASSANO
ARTHUR
COPELAND
KRISTI
ROBINSON
JANET
SCOTT
DOMESTIC A&B POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
DUI FTA/FTP
DONNIE
LEWIS
RUDY
DRAPER
JOHN
WILLIAMS
SAMUEL
INZERILLO
JACOB
BARNES
TERRY
FULTON
SHERRY
STAMPER
DUI ESCAPE AFTER LAWFUL
ARREST
FTA FTA DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN
GREAT BODILY INJURY
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY
BRANDY
ROGERS
KILE
COATS
JOSHUA
WALDON
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
DUI DOMESTIC A&B
GREGORY
KNOTT
SHANE
FLANAGAN
NATHAN
JENKINS
TODD
STEVENS
DUI DUI FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
FTP - DOMESTIC ABUSE
A Chickasha woman with a breath
alcohol level four times the legal limit
was taken to jail for driving drunk with
a child in the car.
According to the affidavit, a Chickasha police officer was traveling east on
Chickasha Avenue around 2:20 p.m.
when he saw a vehicle fail to stop at the
stop sign at 16th and Chickasha. The
vehicle turned and continued traveling
east; the officer noticed the vehicle’s
tag was expired. He pulled over the vehicle in the 100 block of N. 14th Street.
The driver, identified as 31-year-old
Alicia Colleen Callahan, told the officer she didn’t have any insurance
and she failed to stop at the stop sign because she was crying. The
officer noticed there was a small child in a carseat in the backseat.
Callahan smelled like alcohol and she was fidgety. She told the officer
she had consumed some whiskey and Kool-aid around 5 a.m. that
morning. Sobriety tests told a different story.
It must have been some strong whiskey, because nine hours after
Callahan said she stopped drinking, she failed the sobriety tests. The
officer placed her under arrest.
During an inventory of her vehicle, the officer found an open bottle
of whiskey.
Once they were at the police department, Callahan agreed to take
the state’s breath test. The breath samples revealed her breath alcohol level was .33.
Callahan is being charged with child endangerment by driving under the influence, driving a motor vehicle while under the influence
of alcohol, aggravated, and transporting an open bottle or container
of liquor. Her bond was set at $25,000, and she is scheduled to appear in court on December 3, 2014.
Too much cowboy
Kool-aid
CALLAHAN
18 | december 2014 GRADY COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
AGAPITO
VELASQUEZ
RICHARD
HODGE
PUBLIC INTOX
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY
GRADY COUNTY P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
BOBBIE
MORTON
RAYMOND
DURHAM
ORDERED TO APPEAR DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
VICKIE
VEITENHEIMER
JEREMY
GLASS
MATTHEW
WILSON
DUI FTP LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
THOMAS
GOULD JR.
PETE
GONZALES
ALLENE
TEHAUNO
FTA/FTP DUI FTA
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty
PAUL
SEIBEL
DAVID
ANDERSON
RYAN
CASE
MALICIOUS INJURY/
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
FAILURE TO COMPLY W/ ORDER
A&B W/ DANGEROUS WEAPON
JOSEPH
PONCE
JEFFERY
BOOKER
BERT
ROBERTS III
VPO DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
PROBATION VIOLATION
SAMUEL
SHAFFER
JEANNIE
MCCOY
CHRISTOPHER
NICHOLS
DOMESTIC A&B PUBLIC DRUNK DOMESTIC A&B BY
STRANGULATION
VERNON
MAGPIE JR.
SHYLAH
GRANT
CANDICE
SKINNER
ESTER
KNIGHT
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE DUI ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY
DAKOTA
TAYLOR
JUSTIN
MCDANIEL
BRIEN
ROHLING
AUBREY
OURSO
DUI DUI POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/PARA
LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETAILER
Unsolved Cases
On Nov. 5, OSBI agents, McClain County Sheriff deputies, a forensic
anthropologist with Offi ce of the Chief Medical Examiner, and the head
of OU’s Crime Scene Archeology Recovery Group are combing an area
of McClain County searching for Troy Neidhart’s remains. Neidhart was
reported missing a dozen years ago.
On September 2002, the Oklahoma City Police Department received a
report that Troy Neidhart, 37, was missing. Neidhart was a local bounty
hunter. As OCPD detectives worked the case, they gathered information
that Neidhart may have been murdered.
On March 15, 2004, skeletal remains were found in McClain County.
The sheriff ’s offi ce requested OSBI investigative assistance. During the
scene investigation, less than half the remains were located. However,
the medical examiner’s offi ce did determine the person died of gunshot
wounds to the back and head.
In 2006, the medical examiner’s offi ce identifi ed the remains found in McClain County to be
Neidhart’s. For the next several years, agents ran numerous leads. Ultimately, the case became
cold.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is off ering up to a $5,000 reward for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who killed Troy Neidhart more than
12 years ago. If anyone has information about what happened to Troy Neidhart, please call the
OSBI hotline at 1-800-522-8017.
McClain Co. Homicide Reopened
P r esum ed In n oc en t U n ti l P r ov en G ui l ty GRADY COUNTY GRADY COUNTY DECEMBER 2014 | 19
JOHNATHAN
GONZALES
JASON
KIPLINGER
HENRY
LAWSON
RODNEY
HUGHES
RAY
CRAIG JR.
JAY
JERDEE
RAY
CRAIG SR.
DUS POSS OF CDS ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY FAILURE TO COMPLY W/ ORDER CONSPIRACY AGAINST STATE
OR SUBDIVISION
CONSPIRACY AGAINST STATE
OR SUBDIVISION
CONSPIRACY AGAINST STATE
OR SUBDIVISION
RONNIE
HENSON
JEFFREY
GREGORY
CONNIE
DENTON
BRANDY
CATER
CHRISTOPHER
STANFORD
TYRONE
GOFF
EMILY
BURNS
ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY VPO FORGERY - 2ND DEGREE ORDERED TO APPEAR OR PAY DUI BOGUS CHECK LARCENY OF MERCH FROM
RETIALER
20 | DECEMBER 2014
v
Registered Sex
Offenders for
Stephens Co.
Registered Sex
Offenders for
Grady Co.
ERWIN E JOHNSON
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
102 W. Hackberry
Duncan, OK
BOBBY G KING
Cause, Procure, Or Permit - Injury / Sex
Abuse
1110 S. Plainsman Rd.
Marlow, OK
JERRY HOBSON KING
Forcible Sodomy
706 Elder
Duncan, OK
EARL RAY KNIGHT
Rape By Instrumentation
1414 W. Elm Ave.
Duncan, OK
TROY ALLEN OWENS
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
2286 CR 1240
Blanchard, OK
TROY LEE POOL
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
744 SW 13th Street
Blanchard, OK
RITO RAMIREZ
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
782 Sara Road
Tuttle, OK
THOMAS S RICHARDSON
Indecent Exposure
1839 CS 2920
Amber, OK
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