STEPHENS, GRADY - June 2013

paula dutton
trafficking in illegal drugs
joel hood
unauthorized use of vehicle
knisley gildon
possession of marijuana w/in
1000ft of school
dacia penn
possession of meth/
paraphernalia
billy orum jr.
lewd act with a child
michael penny
burglary - second degree
keatina murray
grand larceny
april patterson
assault & battery
tina jensen
maintain place for keeping/
selling drugs
angela huber
forgery - second degree
tanner hart
rape
sebastian brown
maintain place for keeping/
selling drugs
Grady County Stephens County
george sundberg
sex offender living w/in
2000ft of school
ashlee terry
possession of cds
jacob woods
domestic assault & battery
against a pregnant woman
dearius neff
carrying concealed weapon
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LEAH
ADAMS
CLAYTON
ANDERSON
MICKEY
ANDERSON
BILLY
ARAGON
DUS OBSTRUCTION public intox agg a&b
RICKY
BAUGH
RYAN
BEDDOE
CHRISTOPHER
BERG
VERLIN
BEWLEY
PETIT LARCENY FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH
COURT ORDER
domestic a&b domestic a&b
ADRIAN
BLAY
ROBERT
BONDS
BARBARA
BOWLES
AARON
BOYCE
ftp - poss of cds PETIT LARCENY PUBLIC INTOX DUS
KEVIN
BROWN
NICKOLAS
BURTON
TERRY
CALDWELL
JONATHAN
CAPPEL
CHRISTOPHER
CASH
ROBERT
CHACON
NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE FTP - BOGUS CHECK POSS OF CDS FTA ON POSS OF CDS PUBLIC DRUNK
ROBIN
CHANDLER
CHELSEA
CHOATE
ROXANNE
COOPER
STACEY
COX
FTA/FTP - PUBLIC INTOX poss of cds dui
FTA - ATTEMPING TO ELUDE
POLICE OFFICERS
Key of Charges
A&B .....................................................Assault & Battery
APC ..............................................Actual Physical Control
AFCF ............................... After Former Felony Conviction
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
F/AFC ..............................Felony After Former Conviction
FTA ......................................................Failure to Appear
FTP ............................................................Failure to Pay
INT .......................................................................Intent
INTOX...........................................................Intoxication
MANU ........................................................ Manufacture
MARJ ..............................................................Marijuana
PI ......................................................Public Intoxication
POSS ..............................................................Possession
PV ....................................................Probation Violation
TOC ....................................Transporting Open Container
VPO .................................... Violation of Protective Order
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JACOBI
DANFORTH
BRITTNEY
DAVIS
RUDY
DIAZ
MARCUS
DUVALL
KYLE
DYE
PAUL
EATOn
RYAN
FARMER
FALSE DECLARATION OF
OWNERSHIP IN PAWN
expired Drivers license agg a&b PETIT LARCENY fta - knowingly concealing
stolen property
public intox poss of cds
JAMES
FETTERS
JERRY
FLOODS
ERIC
FOSTER
RICHARD
FOUSE
KNISLEY
GILDON
RYLAN
GINGERY
RENE
GONZALEZ
agg dui dus dus PUBLIC INTOX POSS Marijuana WITH IN
1000 FT OF A SCHOOL
pos of marijuana/para POSS OF METH/para
JOHN
GOSS
KEVIN
GREEN
MARY
GREER
GEORGIA
GUERRERO
DAVID
HALE
KRISSI
HALL
JOSEPH
HAUGH
FTA/FTP - SPEEDING DUID OBSTRUCTING OFFICER PUBLIC DRUNK a&b PETIT LARCENY domestic a&b
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SUMMER
MARTIN
ANGELICA
MARTINEZ
CHARLES
MCCAFFERTY
duid GRANd LARCENY GRAND LARCENY
DAVID
NICHOLS
RICHARD
NICHOLS
CLINTON
NORRID
apc PROPATION VIOLATION FTP - DUS
DUSTIN
ONEAL
BILLY
ORUM jr. CHRISTOPHER
OTOTIVO
MILDRED
PALKa
APRIL
PATTERSON
KRISTA
PATTERSON
POSS OF FIREARM WHILE
INTOXicated
LEWD ACT WITH A CHILD DUS domestic a&B a&b NO DRIVERs LICENSE
JAMES
PATTON
STEPHEN
PATTON
ASA
PEARSON
DACIA
PENn
MICHAEL
PENNY
RICHARD
PERRY
DUSTIN
PETTIJOHN
dus dui petty larceny poss of meth/para BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE DUI bogus check
NICKELAS
POLLARD
GEORGE
PONDER
SHERI
POOLAW-RAMOS
JERREMY
RAMOS
Jenny
reeves
TERSCIA
RENFROW
GEORGE
RICO
GRAND LARCENY burglary - 2nd degree fta/ftp - poss of cds ftp - bogus check duid FTP - ABUSE BY CARETAKER FTP - FORGERY 2ND DEGREE
LATOYA
BRADFORD
UNAUTHORIZED USE OF CREDIT
CARD
Teddy Ray Bartling, 42, of Hastings, is proof to one woman that
the grass is definitely not greener on the other side.
On March 25, Bartling was taken into custody after a man reported to the Stephens County Sheriffs Department that his family had been threatened by Bartling. The accuser told an officer
that his wife, whom he was separated from, was with Bartling and
she had told him that Bartling was out of jail and “had been back
around.” Bartling then took the phone away from the woman
and allegedly told the man that if he contacted law enforcement,
Bartling would kill him and his children, and everyone else close
to the man. The woman then reportedly began screaming in the
background that Bartling was hurting her and the call was disconnected.
The man then began to receive a series of macabre text messages from the woman. At 9:04 p.m., she wrote, “He has me hostage,” and sent another at
9:05 p.m. that said, “U have him arrested he will kill me and the kids.”
There was not until message until 9:26 p.m. that read, “If I die Ted killed me” and one at
9:49 p.m. that said, “We are at our house. Get here now.”
The man told officers that Bartling told him, “I have nothing to lose” in reference to acting
out the threats made. The man added that Bartling knew where he worked and could come
get him at anytime.
Due to his threats to perform acts of violence, Bartling was jailed and is scheduled to appear
in court on June 7, 2013.
Not-so greener pastures
BARTLING
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SHARREN
RIFFE
BEN
RITTER jr
KRISTOPHER
ROSS
CIELITO
RUSSELL
PETTY LARCENY fta - toc POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
poss of meth/para
JASON
SCHOOLFIELD
ANDY
SEYMOUR
KRISTEN
SHAW
GEORGE
SKITT
grand larceny public intox BURGLARY - SECOND DEGREE PUBLIC INTOX
THOMAS
SPRADLING
JACOB
STRAWN
DREW
STUBBLEFIELD
EMMANUEL
TAMAYO
PROBATION VIOLATION POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE/para
PETIT LARCENY ASSAULT ON PEACE OFFICER
ASHLEE
TERRY
ROY
THRONEBERRY
GUY
THURLO
RICKY
TORREZ
CODY
TRAYLOR
DAKOTA
TURKETT
ODIS
TURNER
poss of cds fta indecent exposure CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY no valid drivers license fta domestic a&B
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Apparently, Billy Wayne Aragon, 41,
just can’t keep his hands to himself.
The Comanche man, who has previously been convicted for a violent crime
toward a police officer, was arrested on
May 5 on charges of assault and battery
and domestic abuse.
Comanche police say Aragon was arrested after his 16-year-old son told officers at the station that his father “beat
me up.” The young man said his father
punched him several times in the face
during an argument at their home. Police observed that the boy’s face had
swelling and it appeared that he had recently been bleeding from his
mouth and nose area. Police also noted that his back showed redness, possibly due to blunt force.
The victim told police his vision was blurry due to his father striking him in the eye. He was transported to Duncan Regional Hospital
for a medical examination. He was kept in the hospital for 24 hours
due to a severe contusion/ concussion that was discovered during
the evaluation.
Police went to the residence of the victim to arrest Aragon. Before
submitting to hand restraints, Aragon wanted to know more about
the situation. After being warned several times that he was under arrest for a domestic issue and that the use of force by Taser would be
used if he did not comply, Aragon finally made the right decision and
wisely submitted to hand restraints.
When questioned, Aragon admitted to punching his son once in
the mouth. Aragon said that was all that happened during the altercation with his son regarding curfew and that his son never tried to
defend himself during the fight.
Aragon was transported to the Stephens County Jail. Bond was set
at $10,000 and he is scheduled back in court June 14.
Aragon gets angry
ARAGON
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SAWYER
WILSON
JACOB
WOODs
BOBBY
WOOTEN
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
domestic a&b against a
pregnant woman
ftp- indecent exposure
MARCI
WYLIE
probation violation
CORY
ARMSTRONG
JUSTIN
AYCOX
TEDDY
BARTLING
ftp - no drivers license domestic a&b public intox
JERRY
BINGHAM
TIMOTHY
BLACKERBY
BRITTANY
BLANKS
FTP-POSS of CDS FTA - FAILURE TO RETURN
RENTAL PROPERTY
dus
AARON
BREW
DOMINIC
BRISCO
DWI POSS OF WEAPON ON SCHOOL
PROPERTY
DAYSON
CRUM
JAYSON
CRUM
FTA/FTP - ATTEMPTING TO
ELUDE
dus
DAWSON
CRUM
ftp - poss of cds
PENNY
HERRERA
ROBERT
HESBROOK
UTTERING A FORGED
INSTRUMENT
domestic a&b
TIMOTHY
HYERS
DAVID
JACKSON
JOHN
JONES
KENYA
JONES
ANGELA
KELLER
BRITTNEY
KEY
PROBATION VIOLATION FTA/FTP - SEXUAL BATTERY
poss of cds/para FTP-ALLOWING UNAUTHORIZED
OPERATOR TO DRIVE
PROBATION VIOLATION FTP ON DUS
Apparently, a mixture of Xanax and 99 Blackberries Liqueur renders one able to withstand the effects of a Taser, as
evidenced by Duncan resident Roxane Sable, 51.
On April 20, Duncan police were dispatched to investigate
a vehicle that appeared to be driven by an intoxicated driver.
When the officer arrived, he noticed the driver, identified as
Sable, staring straight ahead for no apparent reason.
The officer exited his vehicle and made contact with the
driver. Upon meeting with Sable, the officer noticed she had
slurred speech, glassy and watery eyes, and would miss objects when she tried to grab them. Sable told the officer she
had not been drinking, but had taken prescription Xanax. The
foul odor of alcohol informed the officer otherwise.
Sable began breathing in and out rapidly and told the officer
she had arthritis. The officer asked Sable to exit the vehicle and while she complied, she did
so with difficulty and neglected to take the vehicle out of drive. The officer reportedly had
to yell at Sable to place the vehicle in park.
Sable failed the field sobriety tests and was told she was under arrest. Apparently not
happy with the news, she resisted arrest by placing her arms in front of her. After being
physically forced into handcuffs, Sable kicked and bit the officer as she was placed in the
patrol car. Once inside, Sable placed her feet back outside the car and refused to get back
in.
Police observed two open containers of 99 Blackberries Liqueur in Sable’s vehicle and
another unopened bottle in her hoodie. After agreeing to take the state’s breath test, Sable
apparently changed her mind once she was in the jail and refused to cooperate. She had
to be placed in a restraint chair, but continued to fight back. The jailer was called to assist
the officers, but Sable managed to kick an officer, bite his arm, grab items on his duty belt
and squeeze his groin. The officer withdrew his Taser and administered a drive stun to her
stomach. The Taser briefly stopped Sable, but she apparently wasn’t going down without
a fight. With the help of a second jailer, Sable was finally subdued in the restraint chair.
Taser no match
for sassy Sable
sable
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NICK
HENDRICK
PUBLIC INTOX
DONOVAN
VANCE
SEAN
VANKUREN
RUBY
VANN
GARY
VANSILL
ftp - vpo DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
buglary - 2nd degree PUBLIC INTOX
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WILLIAM
KEY
DUS
JEFFERY
MCCLELLAN
JAY
MOORE
MIKE
MUNSELL
KEATINA
MURRAY
DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
PETIT LARCENY DESTRUCTION OF CITY
PROPERTY
GRAND LARCENY
MARIDETH
RYANS
DANYELL
SAATHOFF
RAQUEL
SANCHEZ
dus fta - bogus check fta- poss of cds
DONNA
SLATE
JOEL
SMITH
WARREN
SMITH
PROBation VIOLation public intox THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF
VIOLENCE
DANIEL
TAYLOR
dui
JOHN
TAYLOR
dui
AARON
TEEl
poss of meth/para
MICHAEL
WRIGHT
NOLIN
WRIGHt
public intox DUS
BRODIE
HINES
DILLON
HOLLY
DANNIE
HOUSTON
BRANDON
HUNTER
poss of marijuana DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
poss of cds/para FALSE DEClaration OF
OWERNSHIP IN PAWN
Remember catching
fireflies in jars? Taking a
nature walk? Watching a
huge thunderstorm roll in?
Hearing the bubbling of a
stream you could not see?
God’s creation speaks of His
majesty and our hearts learn
to sing of His praise.
In an age when a click of a
finger can open up hours of
media entertainment for our children, it can be tempting to tune
out. Pulling away from the television and taking your children
on a walk may put you behind on housework, but it can prepare
them to praise the Most High!
Take the time to share the joy of nature with your children, and
tell them of His wonders.
Psalm 9:1, 2 NLT
“I will praise you, LORD, with all my heart; I will tell of all the
marvelous things you have done. I will be filled with joy because
of you. I will sing praises to your name, O Most High.”
The Bible says:
Share the joy of God and nature
8 | june, 2013 Stephens County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
CHAUNCEY
WILLIAMS
JOSHUA
WILSON
GERALD
WHITE
BRENDA
WHITEHEAD
POSS OF CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCE
PETTY LARCENY
FAILURE TO COMPLY ENDANGERING OTHERS WHILE
ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE
JIMMY
WORLEY
DAKOTAH
WRIGHT
DOMESTIC A&B domestic a&b
RACHAEL
VESCIO
MARALEE
WASSANA
AARON
WATKINS
BOGUS CHECK poss of cds/para DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/
SUSP/REVOKED
JOSEPH
LACOBON
KELLI
LITTLE
DONALD
LONG
fta - burglary - 1st degree DUS FTP - FALSE declaration IN
PAWN
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
june, 2013 | 9
If you have any information on the whereabouts of these
individuals, please contact your local sheriffs department
Athena Sullivan
Offense:
False personation
Bond: $10,000
Robert Roblow
Offense:
BURGLARY IN THE SECOND DEGREE
bond: $10,000
Shannon Ward
Offense:
FTA: 2 COUNTS UTTERING A
FORGED INSTRUMENT & 1 COUNT
Knowingly Concealing Stolen
Property
Bond: $100,000
Jessi Garcia, Jr.
Offense:
False declaration of owner
in pawn; FTA: Domestic A&B and
malicious injury to property
bond: $10,000 each
Most wanted What you’re saying
about this on...
Rooster S: Sounds like he won
Jimbo G: ima say this, he went hard, and with
tha new no text talk and drive laws, hey let tha
man finish his pho call. . .
Chris H: Lmao boy swelled up like melon.
Julie S: anybody else notice hes got his jaw
knocked sideways? looks broken
Ed G: I think he won the battle, but lost the war
Beverly M: he made that choice. i do not feel
sorry for him.
Jon M: “He fought the law & the law won”
Thersa S: He got what he deserves
Jon W: They don’t jack around in Shady Grady
County.
Tyler H: Not trying to defend the dude
but this part sounds a little funny to me just
saying...”That’s when the officer grabbed Stark’s
arm and pulled him from the truck. The officer
said Stark held on to the steering wheel and
started punching the officer in the face...?? How
can the officer have one arm under control and
stark have a hand on the steering wheel and
punch him in the face??????
Jimbo P: sounds like them cops need to brush
up on their arrst technics. a few cops and stun
guns to take him down? thyats B.S.
Barbara D: Bahahaha! Don’t fight the poleeece!
Laticia Z: Haha should have just put the phone
down lmao! Boy u got messed up that’s what you
get for messing with the cops n u should of just
put the phone down!
Daniel C: LOL you know you had a damn good
time when you wake up in jail.
Natta W: I have read all the comments and
don’t know quite how to feel. Some are again
police for doing the job they agree to do for the
protection of the citizens. Others criticized the
parents. Cops put up with a lot see a lot and
hardly any of it is pretty. I totally admire them
I could not do it. You never know who has a gun
when you walk up to a door. Thank you all.
Mark B: If police have to chase you down in
a dangerous car chase, then once they stop that
person they should be whooped good! Bet this
improved this guys looks
Mark W: As my brother would say “sucks to
be you dude”
Justin Stark: You dont know the whole
stpry so you know what yall can shut the ****
UP bond is at75,000 got out tuesday i had one
drink an was not on my meds i blacked out they
beat me so i beat them back they punched me 5
times before i struck the first officer they tased
me i laughed them a big brolly cop jumped on
me an i beat his a** an the store with the car i
was in low gear dude thew sh** an busted my
wind shield thought i put it in reverse but it was
drive didnt know til after i gunned the throtle an
as far as the kid an woman goo i opologize but
the dude that busted my windshield split from
the scene i was trying to call my family tell them
i ****ed up an i was goin to jail an if the police
did not touch me i wouldnt have touched them i
will admit i am on an anti blackout drug stress,
anxiety,antidepression, an quite a few others
now til people know the TRUE ****ING STORY
SHUT UR ****IN MOUTH I KNOW U CANT
HANDLE THIS MOTHER ****ER RIGHT HERE
IF 8 COPS AN SEVEN TASERS CANT TAKE
ME DOWN DONT STEP UP TO HOME PLATE
UNLESS UR READY TO PLAY BALL THATS
STRAIGHT UP
MR. STARK FIGHTS WITH POLICE. GUESS WHO WON?
It was quite the fiasco to take a man into custody after he led
police on a chase.
Police said 24-year-old Justin Stark allegedly hit a car with a
woman and her small child inside and left the scene earlier this
week. When police arrived, Stark was nowhere to be found.
Authorities “followed the fluid trial and noticed a white pickup
that was traveling completely in the opposite lane of travel” and
veering back and forth with “smoke coming from the hood.”
Stark finally pulled over, his car half on the curb, half off.
“He became very belligerent and very violent,” Mullins said.
“The police attempted to subdue him even going as far as tasing him. It unfortunately did
not work.”
Records state Stark was on the phone and told officers “he would hang up when he was
finished” and “was not getting out of the vehicle.” That’s when an officer grabbed Stark’s
arm and pulled him from the truck, but Stark held on to the steering wheel and starting
punching the officer in the face. Authorities said they fought back but with little luck.
“They had to tase him multiple times,” Mullins said. “He ended up punching one officer in
the face and he ended up biting another officer and latching on to him and they again had
to tase him to get him to cooperate.” But that didn’t work well either.
Grady County police said Stark was able to “grab the cables and probes” from the taser and
“yank them loose.”
“It became so chaotic that several officers involved trying to subdue him and nothing
worked and they had to keep tasing,” Mullins said.
Finally, after one crazy battle, an officer placed the taser on Stark’s shoulder-blade and
gave it one full cycle. It worked and they took the beaten, tased and bruised Stark into
custody.
10 | june, 2013
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!
Barry Glenn Taylor
Owes: $ 42,156.13
Date of Birth: 07/15/1967
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’9 Weight: 175
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Durant, OK
Robert Timothy Kaye Trent
Owes: $ 47,175.32
Date of Birth: 10/01/1968
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’ 9” Weight: 145
Eyes: Blue Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Durant, OK
Chad Wayne Allensworth
Owes: $ 57,375.63
Date of Birth: 04/02/1970
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’09 Weight: 180
Eyes: Green Hair: Red
OCSS Office: Idabel, OK
Glenn R. Lang
Owes: $ 51,280.19
Date of Birth: 01/29/1965
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 6’1 Weight: 185
Eyes: Green Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Midwest City, OK
Waylon Lasley
Owes: $ 12,189.61
Date of Birth: 08/21/1982
Race: American Indian Gender: Male
Height: 6’01 Weight: 315
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK
Guadalupe J. Lazarin
Owes: $ 129,609.71
Date of Birth: 10/13/1963
Race: Hispanic Gender: Male
Height: 5’7 Weight: 169
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Tulsa East, OK
Stephen Lewallen
Owes: $ 21,318.57
Date of Birth: 03/23/1977
Race: White Gender: Male
Height: 5’10 Weight: 170
Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown
OCSS Office: Clinton, OK
Gregorio Miguel Zubia-Garcia
Owes: $ 18,358.60
Date of Birth: 09/27/1980
Gender: Male
Height: 5’ Weight: 250
Eyes: Brown Hair: Black
OCSS Office: Bethany, OK
june, 2013 | 11
Missing Children
Persons with information on missing children should contact:
O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724
VENUS
DANIELS
Missing Since:
3/12/2013
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
Lawton, OK
CASSIDY
HUSBAND
Missing Since:
2/8/2013
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Tulsa, OK
DONDRE
BROWN
Missing Since:
2/28/2013
Age Now: 15
Missing from:
OKC, OK
JIMENA
PEREZMORENO
Missing Since:
3/15/2010
Age Now: 5
Missing from:
Lake Worth, TX
TERI EASLEY
Missing Since:
3/22/2013
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Garland, TX
PAZLEY
THOMASMITCHELL
Missing Since:
3/6/2013
Age Now: 14
Missing from:
Dallas, TX
MANUEL
GARDEA
Missing Since:
3/10/2008
Age Now: 14
Missing from:
Perryton, TX
KELLY SMITH
Missing Since:
3/10/2013
Age Now: 16
Missing from:
Muskogee, OK
STEVAN
BRACAMONTES
Missing Since:
2/4/2013
Age Now: 14
Missing from:
San Antonio, TX
12 | june, 2013
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Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County june, 2013 | 13
marvin
alexander
cody
allen
tobi
aucoin
dillard
bailey
poss drug para poss controlled substance dus a&b
hary
bennett
amber
black
jeremy
boettner
timothy
bogle
vpo dus forgery in second degree dus
sebastian
brown
james
bryan
lasean
burnett
zachary
burns
maintain place for keeping/
selling cds
ftp on dui public drunk fta
mathew
carshall
nicholas
cast
micah
castro
starla
chaney
lamanda
chapin
bruce
childers
juanita
chrystal
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
probation violation ordered to appear driving w/ license canc/
susp/ revoked
dui ordered to appear or pay poss controlled substance
william
chrystal
tiffany
cleghorn
chelsea
clement
michael
coffin
jamie
cowan
douglas
cross
kathy
crutcher
poss of controlled
substance
domestic a&b in presence
of a minor child
probation violation ordered to appear or pay poss controlled
substance/ para
probation violation ordered to appear or pay
A broken brake light was the key to
finding methamphetamine in an unusual
police April 26, police say.
Just before 1 a.m. that day, officer David Harper-Head was on patrol on the
1200 block of South Fourth Street when
he reported seeing a white Chevrolet with
one brake light working. He pulled the
truck over and initiated a traffic stop, confronting Montyica Stephens, 43, and her
passenger.
Stephens immediately became nervous
and couldn’t sit still during the conversation, and her pupils were dilated, Harper-Head said. Also, she was rude and refused to answer the officer’s
questions. Knowing the passenger, who was not arrested or charged,
had a history of methamphetamine charges, and after seeing the pair
at a drug house recently, Harper-Head decided to ask some additional questions.
A K-9 called to the scene alerted Harper-Head to drugs in the
truck. Under questioning, Stephens initially said the only drug she
took that day was Adderall. She was being rude to Harper-Head because she was “embarrassed” about being pulled over, she said. Stephens passed a sobriety test.
A search of the truck turned up a pill bottle with “amphetamine
salts,” which had Stephens’ name on it and tan pills inside. There
were also used straws with methamphetamine residue in her purse.
Stephens admitted ownership of the purse but denied having the
meth-covered straws.
Stephens was taken to the county jail, where she told detention officers she had a pipe and methamphetamine inside her vagina.
Stephens posted a $5,000 bond April 26. She faces felony and misdemeanor controlled substance charges and is due back in court at
1:30 p.m. June 5.
Embarrassed?
Just wait.
stephens
14 | june, 2013 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
marcus
danforth
ted
davidson
james
day
dean
deetz
ordered to appear or pay dui burglary- 2nd degree a&b
robert
dulaney
paula
dutton
david
edwards
larceny of merchandise
from retailer
trafficking in illegal
drugs
ftp
justin
farley
yvonne
ferguson
ryane
fitch
reyes
fraire
public drunk dui vpo grand larceny
pamela
freeman
blake
gabriel
katie
garner
levi
garretson
woody
glass
jessica
kenyon
graffam
aaron
graham
public drunk embezzlement dui probation violation fail to comply w/ order obstructing officer ordered to appear
andrew
graves
cynthia
grogan
donald
guffee
becky
hand
danny
hardy
mark
hart
tanner
hart
larceny of lost property poss controlled substance failure to obey notice to
appear
dui fta fta rape
albert
brookshire
ordered to appear or pay
A Chickasha woman’s decision to
jump the gun got her a trip to jail for
grand theft auto April 24.
At around 9:50 a.m. that day, Grady
County sheriff’s deputy Corey Loftice
spoke to a man who said the vehicle
– an Audi A6 – was stolen in Rush
Springs, but that he lived in Marlow.
When Loftice arrived in Marlow, the
man said Ashley Graffam, 25, called
him the day before and said she wanted
the Audi. Using the name Ashley Hoffman, she said her father owned Hoffman Trucking in Chickasha. Graffam
took a test drive of the Audi and said
she would take the car to her father, then come back the next day
with a check.
However, Graffam never brought the car back or paid for it. She
did call to say her father was busy at work and couldn’t give her the
check until the next morning.
The next day, the man made multiple unsuccessful attempts to call
and text Graffam, deciding to call police when he couldn’t reach her.
Loftice then went to Hoffman Trucking, where he learned Graffam
had a pattern of trying to steal cars in this way. Also, the employees
there said she wasn’t related to the owner.
A talk with Graffam’s father also revealed Graffam had a previous
arrest for stealing a car from a dealership, and she tried to use the
same story in that case.
In an interview, Graffam initially said she had a loan with Chickasha Bank and Trust, but a check showed the loan officer she cited had
retired two years ago. At that point she broke down in tears, saying,
“I’m sorry. I just wanted a car.”
Graffam has court set for 9 a.m. July 16. She remains in custody.
Same story,
same jail.
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County june, 2013 | 15
dianna
harvey
christian
harwell
rodney
haugen
patricia
heinz
ordered to appear or pay concealing stolen
property
ordered to appear or pay public drunk
danny
hines
harrison
hodge
donald
holbert
joel
hood
driving w/ license canc/
susp/revoked
receive/ poss/ conceal
stolen property
a&b w/ deadly weapon unauthorized use of
vehicle
ian
hummingbird
nathanial
hunt
jeffrey
ingle
public drunk poss controlled substance probation violation
dennis
jennings
tina
jensen
jared
jones
jimmy
jones
ashley
graffam
jeffrey
kinney
robert
kyles
public drunk maintain place to keep/
sell cds
poss cds/ para public drunk unauthorized use of a
vehicle
domestic a&B probation violation
rodney
laird
tracy
lance
scott
layne
linden
leatherman
tyler
lee
tyler
leonard
gordon
lewis
domestic a&b driving off maintained
roadway
probation violation poss controlled substance ordered to appear or pay fta/ftp ordered to appear or pay
robert
campbell
ordered to appear or pay
An out-of-stater is going to spend some
extra time in Oklahoma after an arrest in
Amber on April 28.
Around 10:35 p.m. that day, Chickasha
officer Jonathan Burton received a call to
go to the intersection of Fourth Street and
Texas Avenue after hearing about two people who had 18 cartons of stolen cigarettes.
One of the passengers in the getaway car
matched the description of a man suspected
of robbing the Williams Convenience Store,
Burton said.
In the Williams case, a vehicle backed
into the store to steal three or four cases
of cigarettes from behind the counter. Unfortunately for the would-be smokers, they
were caught by video surveillance.
When Burton caught up to the getaway
car, the passenger, Albino Abel Nunez, 24,
from Amarillo, Texas, said he got the cigarettes from James Day, 30, from Georgia,
to sell. Nunez said he didn’t know where
James got the cigarettes from. Burton then
went to the America’s Best Value Inn to confront Howard about the allegations, and,
sure enough, Howard had 116 packs of different kinds of cigarettes.
In an interview, Day blamed Nunez for the burglary and said his
partner told him “not to say anything” as he crashed into the store for
the cigarettes.
Day was arrested on the spot for the burglary complaint, with Nunez
joining him in lockup soon after.
Day and Nunez face charges of knowingly concealing stolen property and second-degree burglary. They are in custody on $20,000 bonds
each and will appear in court at 1:30 p.m. June 5 to set preliminary
hearing dates.
Kicking the habit
nunez
day
16 | june, 2013 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
gregory
lombard
susan
long
john
lumpkin
public drunk ordered to appear or pay public drunk
catherine
martin
bennie
mccarthey
angela
mccarty
aleisha
mccauley
dui no state drivers licene domestic a&B take/ receive/ stolen
credit cards
jimmie
mcnac
justin
mcnatt
christopher
meehan
kara
melton
ordered to appear or pay poss controlled substance dui poss controlled
substance/ para
amy
miears
harvey
miears, jr. elaine
miller
mary
mitchell
joseph
montgomery
eddie
moore, jr. lisa
morris
poss controlled substance dus fta public drunk fta/ ftp ordered to appear or pay ordered to appear or pay
misty
mounsey
dearius
neff
karrie
neifert-edie
san
nestell
matthew
niles
joseph
nixon
albino
nunez
ordered to appear or pay carrying concealed
weapon
public intox ordered to appear or pay dui ordered to appear or pay burglary- second degree
michael
bare
public drunk
oklahoma
death row
Davis & DeRosa Execution Dates Set
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals set June
18 as the execution date for LeFlore County death row
inmate James Lewis DeRosa, 36, and June 25 as the
execution date for Kay County death row inmate Brian
Darrell Davis, 38.
In October 2001, DeRosa was found guilty and
sentenced to death for the fi rst-degree murders of
Curtis Plummer, 73, and Gloria Plummer, 70, both of
Poteau.
DeRosa was briefl y employed by the Plummers and
told several friends on multiple occasions he thought
the elderly couple would be an easy target to rob.
DeRosa’s friend Eric Castleberry, 21, agreed to help
with the robbery and Castleberry’s friend, Scotty White,
18, agreed to drive.
After being welcomed into the Plummers’ home,
DeRosa and Castleberry brandished knives. While the
couple begged and struggled for their lives, DeRosa
proceeded to stab the Plummers multiple times and
slit their throats. DeRosa and Castleberry left the scene
with $73 and the couple’s pickup truck. The truck was
ditched in a nearby lake.
Castleberry testifi ed at DeRosa’s trial in exchange for a
sentence of life without the possibility of parole. White
was charged with accessory after the fact to murder and
received two 25-year sentences with the last seven years on probation.
Davis was found guilty by a jury in January 2003 for the November 2001 fi rstdegree murder and rape of his girlfriend’s mother, Jody Sanford, 52, of Ponca
City. He was sentenced to death for the murder and 100 years for rape.
In November 2001, Davis was living with his girlfriend, Stacey Sanford. They
had ended the relationship, but he refused to move out.
The night of the murder, Stacey stayed at a hotel after Davis had been
drinking. Davis called Stacey’s parents looking for her and Jody Sanford
became concerned. Unable to locate her daughter, Jody Sanford went to
Stacey’s apartment.
While at the apartment, there was an altercation between Davis and Jody
Sanford. The next morning, Stacey found her mother’s body. She had been
beaten and stabbed six times. DNA evidence also showed Jody Sanford had
been raped.
de rosa
davis
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County june, 2013 | 17
dalton
nunn
steven
o’neal
melody
parker
robert
peel
leave scene of accidnt
involving damage
maintain place for keeping/
selling cds
public drunk ordered to appear or pay
jay
phegley
joshua
price
johnna
proctor
jared
quillin
escape from arrest/
detention
carrying firearms while
under the influence
ordered to appear or pay domestic a&b
selena
reynolds
jerri
richeson
barron
richmond
keith
riddle
fta public drunk dur poss controlled substance
danyell
saathoff
roger
saia
angela
sanders
charlotte
sanders
fta dui/ driving w/ license
canc/susp/revoked
poss controlled substance probation violation
herbert
stapp
justin
stark
montyica
stephens
anthony
stout
elbert
stumpf
george
sundberg
misti
trahan
driving w/ license canc/
susp/ revoked
assault on police officer poss controlled
substance/ para
dui- driver under 21 dui sex offender living w/in
2000ft of school
fta
By Lt. Jeff James
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma has a lot of rural
areas, and is crisscrossed with
county roads. In those rural areas,
these county roads are traveled extensively, and as a result, around
50% of all accidents occur on them. The majority of those are due to
unsafe speeds. Most of these roads don’t have a posted speed limit,
so how is a driver to even know what the legal speed is? I’m going
to try and give some insight into that.
First, by state law, the speed limit on all county roads in the
state that aren’t otherwise posted is 55 miles per hour. Wait, you
might say...I heard the speed limit in my county on county roads
is 35, or 45. You are probably correct. The reason some counties
have a speed limit that is different on their county roads is because
the Board of County Commissioners for that county can set by
resolution a maximum speed limit for their roads. So how do you
know what the speed limit is for each county?
Posted on the county line marker, wherever a state highway
enters a county, and at all off-ramps where Interstates or Turnpikes
enter a county, there is a sign advising the driver of the speed limit
for non-posted county roads which will read as follows: ENTERING
________ COUNTY, COUNTY ROAD SPEED LIMIT _____MPH
UNLESS POSTED OTHERWISE.
Keep your eyes out next time you cross a county line, and see if
you see a sign like this, because they are out there. Now, if you don’t
see the signs, that means that in that particular county, the County
Commissioners did not change the speed limit on those county
roads, and the speed limit is 55 MPH as set by state law. For those
of you that would like to see this information, you can find it in the
Oklahoma State Statutes, Title 47-11-801F.
Now that we know the speed limit on these roads, lets talk about
the unsafe speeds that usually result in accidents. Most are due to
driving too fast on the type or roadway, specifically gravel, or on a
curve or turn. Just because the speed limit is 55, doesn’t mean that
you have to go that fast, and you should adjust your speed to the
conditions...if its gravel, and you are sliding around, you are going
too fast. Gravel is tricky, it doesn’t have the same grip as pavement,
and the depth and type of gravel all play a role in the traction you
have, which affects your stopping ability. If you are unfamiliar with
the road, be aware that it could be a T intersection, or a 90 degree
turn on the back side of a hill... adjust your speed to your abilities,
the conditions present, and potential conditions you may not know
about!
I hope this clears some things up on those county roads! Thanks
for reading, buckle up, and be safe!
Tips from a Trooper
18 | june, 2013 Grady County Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty
william
tucker
juanita
valdez
salina
vonderscheer
lela
walker
michael
walker
james
wasel
christopher
welch
dui petit larceny public drunk/ resisting
executive officer
dui agg dui/ toc public drunk public drunk
george
welch
joshua
wheeler
nathan
willoughby
james
wilson
james
wimberly
levi
wood
melissa
word
carrying concealed
weapon
poss controlled
substance/ para
break and enter threaten to perform
act of violence
probation violation poss controlled substance
w/ intent to distribute
agg dui
richard
wright
carla
zmeskal
dui/ driving w/ license
canc/ susp/ revoked
uttering forged
instruments
kevin
branom
attempt to elude police
officer
delbert
busby
linzy
campbell
a&b w/ dangerous weapon dui
jennifer
curry
stephan
dahl
ordered to appear or pay obtain cash/ merchandise
by bogus check
john
dickenson
dallas
dixon
brian
doro
driving w/ license canc/
susp/ revoked
public drunk ordered to appear or pay
keegan
eisenhardt
christopher
evans
david
everhart
poss controlled substance dui fta
marcus
bell
poss controlled substance
mallory
hiatt
brandon
hightower
gerald
hill
obtain cash/ merchandise
by bogus check
dui failure to register as a sex
offnder
blake
hughes
monica
hull
public intox child neglect
david
jackson
urias
jackson
ftp driving w/ license canc/
susp/ revoked
Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty Grady County june, 2013 | 19
angela
huber
forgery- 2nd degree
kristin
ingram
ordered to appear or pay
leigh
perkins
richard
perry
cameron
peters
ordered to appear or pay
a&b public drunk
jerrell
quisenberry
domestic a&B by
strangulation
terry
ramsey
fta
christopher
reneau
poss controlled substance
charles
rogers
marquis
rogers
freeman
rumley
fta
dus/ speeding
poss controlled substance
brian
smith
lloyd
smith iii
randy
smith
fail to obey notice to
appear
ordered to appear or pay obstructing officer
landon
lister
clifford
littleraven
no drivers license child neglect
jeremy
madison
adriene
mahseet
carry weapon/ drugs/
alcohol into jail
child neglect
george
mcdaniels
renno
mcguire
daniel
mckinney
intimidation of witness fta public drunk
adena
barrett-goodner
driving w/ license canc/
susp/ revoked
bret
brewer
use of forged/ revoked
credit card
around the nation
What a pretty yard...
Debra Farinella, a 57-year-old Florida woman, has been jailed after she
allegedly stole more than 100 grave site decorations to decorate her home
and yard.
According to St. Cloud police, Farinella stole as many as 140 items from
Mt. Peace Cemetery in St. Cloud, including statues, lights, ceramic pedestals, sculptures, flowers and personal affects.
Even more shocking, Farinella reportedly stole items from the grave sites
of several children and used the items to decorate the inside of her home.
An investigation was launched last week when a city employee noticed
Farinella’s activities and was able to get a partial license plate number from her car. Six
people had also recently filed complaints with police stating that items were missing from
their loved one’s grave sites.
Detectives were able to identify Farinella as the suspect and obtained a search warrant for
her home. When officers arrived at her home, they found her yard littered with many of the
items that had been reported missing.
Several victims who lost grave site decorations from their children or grandchildren recovered the items when investigators found them in Farinella’s home.
A short time after officers served their search warrant, Farinella claimed to be having heart
trouble. She was taken to a local hospital. After she was released from the hospital, she was
booked into jail and charged with felony theft charges, according to police.
Farinella
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v
Registered Sex
Offenders for
Stephens Co.
Registered Sex
Offenders for
Grady Co.
Ruben Garza
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
7547 N. Hwy 81
Marlow, OK
Jon R Gifford
Rape - Second Degree
2405 Three Mile Road
Marlow, OK
Eddie l Hall
Indecent Exposure
Rt. 2 Box 171B
Marlow, OK
Gary d Hance
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1003 Woodlawn
Duncan, OK
Scotty n Moberly
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
619 McKenzie Drive #47
Chickasha, OK
Kyle a Moore
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1414 CR 1270
Amber, OK
Danny h Muchmore
Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/
Acts To Child
1608 W. Idaho Ave
Chickasha, OK
Troy R Murr
Rape - First Degree
738 County Rd 1260
Tuttle, OK