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Garfield/Kingfisher/major/noble counties february 2013 

Vol. 3 No. 3 publisher@okjailbirds.com Published the 2nd Saturday of each month. 

Garfield County 

matthew denton 

jazmyn hamm 

shae neathery 

eugene peterman 

russell said 

ivan williamson 

child abuse by injury 

malicious injury/destruction 

of property 

possession of cds w/in 1000ft of 

school/park/minor 

assault & battery on police 

officer 

sexual battery 

murder - first degree 

Major County 

Kingfisher County 

Noble County 

cassie beebee 

dui-d/possession of drug 

paraphernalia 

willie gonzalez 

possession of child 

pornography 

danielle 

ferguson 

possession of controlled 

substance/ paraphernalia 

william hail 

lewd or indecent proposals/ 

acts to child 

steven 

breckenridge 

child sexual abuse 

jamie dollar 

threaten to perform act of 

violence 

• Recently Arrested 

• Sex Offenders 

• News Releases 

jason pierce 

solicitation of a minor for 

sexual purposes 

jeffery hux 

pointing weapon at another 

quincy west 

possession of cds/meth 

lydia talley 

assault & Battery 

• Missing Children 

• Wanted Persons

2 | February, 2013 Garfield County Innocent Until Proven Guilty 

GENOVEVO 

ALVAREZ RONQUILlo 

BRANDON 

ARNOLD 

ALEXANDER 

BAKER 

LENA 

BAKER 

DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE OBSTRUCTING OFFICER RESISTING EXECUTIVE OFFICER poss CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 

w/ intent to distribute 

KRISTINE 

BIRKETT 

JAMES 

BLANCHARD 

WILENNA 

BOZARTH 

FLORENCE 

BRIGGS 

CHILD NEGLECT OBSTRUCTING OFFICER a&b EMBEZZLEMENT 

TERRY 

CANTRELL 

OMITTING TO PROVIDE 

FOR A CHILD 

ERIC 

COSSIN 

dus/ toc 

PAUl 

CRITES 

FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY/ 

SECURITY VERIFICATION 

ROBBY 

DAMRON 

domestic abuse 

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 Influence 

DUI-D ......................Driving Under the Influence 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 

TRISTA 

FERGUSON 

POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCe/ para 

RYAN 

FETTERS 

ALEJANDRO 

GARCIA 

ISABEL 

GARCIA 

dui/ toc a&b w/ deadly weapon PERMIT UNAUTHorized 

PERSON TO OPERATE MV 

CODY 

GRACEY 

poss CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 


TIFFANY 

GROSS 

driving w/out license 

DAVID 

HARBER 

domestic abuse 

THERESA 

HEMPFLING 

MICHELLE 

HINDS 

JAY 

HOPKINS 

domestic abuse PETIT LARCENy FALSE REPORTING OF CRIME 

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MICHAEL 

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JOSEPH 

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SANTIAGO 

LOPEZ 

poss cds w/ intent to 

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VISTA 

MARTIN 

SHELLY 

MEAD 

EDWARD 

MEISTER 

RONNIE 

MORLAN 

domestic abuse petit larceny dui assault on police officer 

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death row 

Steven Ray Thacker 

Attorney General Scott Pruitt 

on Jan. 7 filed a request with 

the Oklahoma Court of Criminal 

Appeals to set an execution date 

for Mayes County death row 

inmate Steven Ray Thacker, 42. 

The U.S. Supreme Court 

denied Thacker’s final appeal on 

Monday. 

In December 2002, 

Thacker pleaded guilty to the 

kidnapping, rape and firstdegree 

murder of Laci Dawn 

Hill, 25, of Bixby. 

Thacker met Hill in her 

home on Dec. 23, 1999, after 

answering an ad Hill placed 

to sell a pool table. When his attempt to rob Hill failed, Thacker 

kidnapped her and took her to a rural cabin and raped her. Thacker 

attempted to strangle Hill, but eventually stabbed her in the chest 

and neck. Thacker fled to Missouri where he killed Forrest Reed 

Boyd and stole his car along with his credit cards. Thacker drove 

to Tennessee where the car ultimately broke down, and he called a 

tow truck. Thacker murdered Ray Patterson, the tow truck driver, 

after being confronted for using a stolen credit card. Thacker was 

apprehended in Tennessee. 

He was given a death sentence for killing the tow truck driver in 

Tennessee, and a life sentence for killing the Missouri man. 

In the filing, General Pruitt asked the court to set the date “sixty 

days after January 7, 2013.” 

ALANNA 

BARBER 

public intox 

JOSE 

CAMARENA 


SUBSTANCE 

JAZMYN 

HAMM 

MALICIOUS INJURY/ 

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY 

RYAN 

BARNES 


SUBSTANCE 

THOMAS 

BEST 

dui 

CHRISTOPHER 

BRADFORD 

THREATEN TO PERFORM ACT OF 

VIOLENCE 

ROBERT 

CHENEY 

JERROD 

COOPER 

DANIEL 

DALRYMPLe 

dus PETIT LARCENY a&b 

ANTHONY 

HARPER 


SUBSTANCE/ para 

JAMES 

HELMS 

dus 

KEVIN 

HICKS 

agg dui/ toc 

DEAN 

HILBERT 


FOR A CHILD 

CORY 

KING 

agg a&b 

RAYMOND 

HILL 

DUSTIN 

HOBBS 

JEREMY 

HUGHES 

dus dui POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

DEANNA 

KNAPp 

dus 

KELLY 

LOZIER 

dus/ FAILURE TO MAINTAIN 

SECURITY 

BILLY 

JOHNSON 

FAILURE TO REGISTER AS SEX 

OFFENDER 

Clifford Cooper 

CODY 

JOLLEY 



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ALEN 

KENNEDY 


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MILLER 



SHEILA 

MILLER 

CARI 

MURRAY 

CASI 

MURRAY 

CHILD NEGLECT public intox- drugs UTTERING FORGED 

INSTRUMENTS 

KEITH 

MYERS 

ZWINGLY 

NAMON 

ANTHONY 

OLLER 

PUBLIC INTOX DRIVING W/OUT A LICENSE LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT 

W/ FATALITY 

LOUIS 

PACHECO 


SUBSTANCE 

PHILLIP 

PATOCKA 

Poss OF SAWED-OFF 

SHOTGUN/RIFLE 

JOSHUA 

PERRY 

AUSTIN 

PHILLIPS 

JALEN 

PRATT 

fta- improper equipment poss OF CDS/ para POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

HERIBERTO 

RAMIREZ MUNOZ 


SUBSTANCE 

MARCO 

RAMOS 

DRIVING W/OUT LICENSE 

FREDDIE 

RODRIGUEZ 

public intox/ OBSTRUCTING 

OFFICER 

AMBER 

ROGERS 



LUIS 

SANCHEZ UCEDA 



TRAVIS 

SELLERS 

dus 

ROBERT 

SMITH 

CONTRIBUTING TO 

DELINQUENCY OF MINORS 

Serving Garfield, Noble and Surrounding Counties 

JEREMIAH 

SNELL 

CARRYING WEAPONS 

KAYMEKA 

SOLOMON 

dus/ speeding/ VIOLATION 

OF CHILD RESTRAINT 

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Just how you like it 

An Enid woman’s experience with grand 

theft auto earned her a trip to county on 

Jan. 12. 

Just before 6 a.m. that day, Enid officer 

Kenyon Hughes said police were dispatched 

to the 1700 block of East Cherokee 

Street about a car theft. The car was 

described as a gold Ford Taurus with Arkansas 

license plates, and the victims said 

Ann Baltimore, 38, was driving it. 

Officers found Baltimore at the 700 BALTIMORE 

block of West Cottonwood Street and saw 

her throwing things from the car onto the front yard of a home. 

They confronted Baltimore and asked her to get on the ground, 

but she refused, so officer James Buck performed an arm bar in 

order to force compliance. 

Once at the back of the patrol car, Hughes searched Baltimore 

and found keys to the car in her front pocket. While he tried to 

get the keys out, she grabbed him in the crotch area and said, “Oh 

yeah, you know you like it.” 

Hughes, apparently unsatisfied, pushed her against the back 

fender of the car. Angered, Baltimore kicked the officer in the leg, 

upper thigh and shin. Another officer on the scene gave backup in 

the form of a knee strike to Baltimore’s thigh. 

Once Baltimore finally calmed down, the officers contacted the 

Ford’s owner, who said he heard a crash in front of his home and 

saw Baltimore driving his car down the road. He also made a report 

about Baltimore stealing the keys to his car the day before. 

Baltimore, not finished making mistakes, created a scene at the 

Garfield County Jail. She screamed and banged her handcuffs, 

leading the officers to put her in the restraint chair, which elicited 

a, “F--- you” in response. The woman also tried to bite Hughes 

and threatened to have her dog kill him when she got released 

from custody. 

Baltimore remains in custody. She has court set for 1:15 p.m. 

Feb. 11. 

TASHA 

BARKER 

poss of controlled 

substance/ para 

SAMANTHA 

BRYSLAN 

FAILURE TO COMPLY 

ON LICENSE TAG 

ERIC 

CANNON 

MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE 


THONGPHOUN 

CHANTHABOUN 


substance w/ intent to dist 

CRYSTAL 

CURRY 

HANNAH 

CYPERT 

DANIEL 

DABRNEY 

KRYSTAL 

DAVIDSON 

dus no drivers license dus UNLAWFUL INTRUSION 

ON CITY PROPERTY 

MATTHEW 

DENTON 

MARTIN 

DOUGLAS 

ISAIAH 

DURHAM 

agg dui dus poss of controlled 

substance 

SHAWN 

DUTTON 

INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER 

JAMES 

ELKOURI 

dur 

RESA 

ESTES 

OBT SERVICE FROM PUBLIC 

UTILITY WI/out AUTHORIZATION 

SHANNA 

GEHAY 

TORY 

GOSSELIN 

TIMOTHY 

GRAHAM 

KYLE 

GRIMM 

speeding dui carrying weapon POSS OF CONTROLLED 


ELIZABETH 

HAACKE 

PETIT LARCENY 

ROSETTA 

HANNON 

AMY 

HOLDER 

JOSHUA 

HOLLIS 

dus SECURITY VERIFICATION FORM MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE 


KORIE 

HOLMES 

poss FIREARM W/ ALTERED ID 

DURING COMM OF FELONY 

SHEENA 

HOLMES 

MORGAN 

HUMPHREY 

LESLIE 

KAMMERZELL 

poss of para dwi PETIT LARCENY




CHRISTOPHER 

KELLEY 

TONJA 

KNIGHT 

HENTY 

LANGIDRIK 

TIEN 

LOEAK 

no drivers license public intox no drivers license agg dui 

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DUSTIN 

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ROBERT 

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RICHARD 

MOORE 

COLBY 

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domestic a&b rape-2nd degree dus domestic a&b 

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JOSHUA 

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MISTI 

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TRESPASSING AFTER 

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ANTELMO 

ROSALES 

no drivers license 

ANTHONY 

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OF VULNERABLE ADULT 

MICHELLE 

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LARRY 

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dui/ LEAVING SCENE OF 

ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE 

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TIMOTHY 

SIMMONS 

ERIC 

SKODA 

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Don’t do the crime... 

Enid police officers made an excon 

cry during a drug arrest Jan. 

27. 

Just before 5 p.m. that day, officer 

Aaron Barber said he saw two 

suspicious men walking while on 

patrol. He asked if he could talk to 

them and both consented, he said. 

When he started talking to 

Cody Rogers, 28, Rogers immediately 

became nervous and kept 

his hands in his pockets. When 

Barber asked Rogers to empty his ROGERS 

pockets, the man pulled out a hypodermic 

needle. Rogers, who was on the phone at the time, told 

his friend, “Come get me, I am going to jail.” 

When Rogers put down the phone, he moved the needle to his 

other pocket and yelled, “This is a set up!” at Barber. The officer 

told Rogers to stop resisting, but that only made Rogers angrier, 

as he was yelling into the phone, “Come get me, I’m not going to 

jail.” 

When Rogers got handcuffed, he admitted having an open knife 

in his right pocket and implied he intended to use it on the officer. 

Sure enough, the knife was opened and locked when Barber 

pulled it out of Rogers’s pocket. 

At that point, Rogers said he didn’t want to go back to prison 

and started to cry. 

When Barber put Rogers in the patrol car, the suspect took his 

cigarette pack from the trunk and tried to hide it. He also bit a 

cellophane wrapper and hid it under his tongue. Realizing Rogers 

was trying to swallow methamphetamine, Barber told him he 

could possibly overdose. Not heeding the warning, Rogers swallowed 

the drug and ended up in the hospital, despite his assurances 

that it “won’t kill him. 

At the hospital, officers learned Rogers relapsed on methamphetamine 

and threatened to harm himself. Later, Rogers told 

Barber to shoot him because he didn’t want to go back to prison. 

Rogers’ rap sheet shows he spent two and a half years in prison 

for a burglary conviction. He is also on probation for domestic 

abuse and falsely declaring items at a pawn shop. 

Rogers posted a $10,000 bond Feb. 1. He will next appear in 

court at 1:15 p.m. Feb. 25. 

JOSEPH 

TURBYFILL 

WILLIAM 

WADE 

TREVIN 

WARREN 

MISTEY 

WASHBURN 

breaking and entering PETIT LARCENY no valid license poss of controlled 

substance w/ intent to dist 

DANIEL 

WILLIAMS 

KATI 

WILLIAMS 

ANDREA 

WILSON 

JAMIE 

WINSETT 

dui speeding PETIT LARCENY BOGUS CHECK 

MERCEDEZ 

MORI 



LISA 

ROBBINS 


SUBSTANCE/ p ara 

KEITH 

MYERS 

ftp- PUBLIC INTOX 

LINCOLN 

RUSSELL 

OMITTING TO PROVIDE FOR A 

CHILD 

SHAE 

NEATHERY 

POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT 

SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR 

CESAR 

SANCHEZ 

ftp- OPERATING Motor 

Vehicle W/OUT LICENSE 

LARRY 

PAGE 

OBSTRUCTING OFFICER 

MARISSA 

SIMUNEK 

PRISONER PLACING BODY 

FLUID ON GOV EMPLOYEE 

EMILO 

SINGLETON 

SAMANTHA 

TATE 

PATTY 

THOLE 

fta- NO LICENSE ELUDING POLICE OFFICER POSS OF CONTROLLED 


SHARESE 

THOMAS 

DRIVING WHILE LICENSE IS 

CANCELLED 

CHELSEA 

TRAVIS 

a&b 

JOSEPH 

TURBYFILl 

DOMESTIC A&B RESULTING IN 

GREAT BODILY HARM 

PIJEE 

TURNER 

dus




MICHAEL 

ARMSTRONG 

ANDREW 

ATOIGUE 

JOSE 

BARAJAS 

MARCUS 

BASS 

JASON 

BENNETT 

KYLER 

BLACKWELDER 

PENNY 

BOWEN 

agg DUI DOMESTIC A&b driving without a license DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE agg DUI dus/ toc FALSE PERSONATION CREATING 

LIABILITY OR BENEFIT 

JAMES 

BRANDES 

DANIEL 

BRYANT 

RUPERT 

BULLCOMING 

DOMESTIC A&b FORGERY 2ND degree POSS OF CONTROLLED 


DONNA 

CAMARENA 

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF 

PARAPHERNALIA 

KELLI 

CARSON 

BILLY 

COOK 

KYLE 

DAVILA 

DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE dus POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

LETRON 

DELOCH 

MATTHEW 

DENTON 

DORIS 

DEROIN 

TIMOTHY 

DODD 

JESSICA 

ECKELS 

JESSICA 

EZELL 

DOMESTIC A&b CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY PUBLIC INTOX agg DUI fta POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

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Our purpose is to fellowship and celebrate 

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We open the door by sharing our 

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one another. 

We become willing to accept God’s grace 

in solving our lives’ problems. 

We encourage you to join us every Tuesday 

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Carnival sex 

offender sentenced 

William K. Echols, 28, of Enid, was 

sentenced Feb. 5 by United States District 

Judge Stephen P. Friot to serve 36 

months in prison for failure to register 

as a sex offender. Upon his release, 

Echols will be under the Supervision of 

United States Probation Office for ten 

years. 

After traveling with the carnival 

around the United States, Echols 

was discovered in Enid by the United 

States Marshals after an anonymous 

tip through the website TipSoft.com. echols 

Echols was subsequently indicted by 

the federal grand jury in April of 2012 and charged with failing to 

register as a sex offender. Echols was required to register under the 

Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (Adam Walsh Act) 

following his 2004 conviction in Trinity County Superior Court in 

California for Molesting a Child. In August of 2012, Echols entered 

a guilty plea to the charge in the indictment of failing to register as a 

sex offender. The defendant also has four prior convictions for failing 

to register as a sex offender in Nebraska, California, and Oregon. 

AUGISTINE 

MARTINEZ 

RACHAEL 

MASTERS 

CHASTA 

MCBLAIR 

agg dui DUI MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE 


BENJAMIN 

WILLIAMS 

CHILD ABUSE BY INJURY 

CHRISTOPHER 

WILSON 

RECeive/POSS/CONCeal 

STOLEN PROPERTY 

TODD 

HUTCHISON 

TAKING/RECEIVING TAKEN 

CREDIT CARD 

KYLOR 

MCDANIEL 

LARCENY OF MERCHandise 

FROM RETAILER 

THOMAS 

KENDALL 

dus 

DAVID 

WAGNER 

PATRICK 

WASSON 

ODIS 

WATKINS 

EMBEZZLEMENT stalking dus 

STEPHEN 

HUDSON 

TRESSPASSING 

ANN 

BALTIMORE 

EBONY 

BELCHER 

RUSSEl 

BEST 

BURGLARY- SECOND DEGREE public intox dui/ dur 

JEREMY 

TALBERT 

MIRISA 

THOMAS 

TOBY 

TURNER 

EMANUEL 

VELASQUEZ 

dus dui public intox dus 

DIANA 

BROOKS 

TAMMY 

BROWN 

dus POSS OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

GREGORY 

CAMPBELL 

agg dui 

JERRY 

WHEELER 



JOHN 

WHEELER 


FOR A CHILD 

STEVE 

YOUNG 

dus 

CRAIG 

WRIGHT 

dui 

KYLE 

DAVILA 

POSS CDS W/IN 1000FT 

SCHOOL/PARK/MINOR 

EARL 

DELANO 

dus 

KARMAAL 

DORSEY 

UNAUTHORIZED USE OF 

CREDIT CARD




SANDRA 

GRANTZ 

dus 

ERIC 

STEARNS 

dus 

JEFFERY 

SUTTON 

public intox 

KARL 

SPEARMAN 

dus/ LEAVING SCENE OF 

ACCIDENT INVOLVING DAMAGE 

LISEN 

LOKEIJAK 

JORGE 

LOPEZ-MORALES 

ROBERTO 

LOZA 

domestic a&b no drivers license no drivers license 

JEKREAJ 

JEKREAJ 

PUBLIC INTOX 

JEREMY 

HUGHES 

BURGLARY - FIRST DEGREE 

CHANEL 

JAMES 

SPEEDING IN SCHOOL ZONE IN 

EXCESS OF 20 MPH 

APRIl 

JAMIESON 

dus 

LORI 

NOBLE 

ABUSE/FINANCIAL 

EXPLOITATION BY CARETAKER 

JASON 

PACHECO 


JUSTIN 

PATTERSON 


SUBSTANCE 

CHRISTOPHER 

GREEN 

dui 

SAPP 

Substance Abuse Program Professionsals 

JOTI 

LAVIN 

MANDEL 

LAWRENCE 

DAVID 

LOWRY 

BATTERY dui/ toc POSS MATERIAL W/INTENT TO 

MANU cds 

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Serving Garfield, Kay, Payne and Woods Counties 

Toll Free: 866.788.4800 

Cell: 580.747.5777 

1231 East Maine 

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Substance Abuse Counseling/ 

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Court & DOT 

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Fax: 580.234.8100 

tkcounseling@gmail.com 

CHET 

REDDING 

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CODY 

ROGERS 

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12 | February, 2013 

It’s ALL about the KIDS! 

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. 

Most Wanted List 

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. 

Missing Deadbeat Parents 

Curtis Eugene Dorrell 

Owes: $ 105,691.65 

Date of Birth: 07/27/1970 

Race: White Gender: Male 

Height: 5’9 Weight: 143 

Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown 

OCSS Office: Midwest City, OK 

Deborah Jean Evans 

Owes: $ 24,331.19 


Race: White Gender: Female 


Eyes: Brown Hair: Black 

OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK 

Michael Dean Johnson 

Owes: $ 10,385.78 


Race: White : Male 

Height: 6’ 1” Weight: 180 

Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown 

OCSS Office: Bethany, OK 

Joshua Nathaniel Joslin 

Owes: $ 20,722.83 



Height: 6’ Weight: 175 

Eyes: Hazel Hair: Brown 

OCSS Office: Bethany, OK 

Charles Henderson 

Owes: $ 19,530.00 


Race: Black Gender: Male 



OCSS Office: Tahlequah, OK 

Christopher Donald Jackson 

Owes: $ 29,278.40 


Race: Black Gender: Male 



OCSS Office: Muskogee, OK 

Ronald L. Jefferies 

Owes: $ 17,262.66 




Eyes: Hazel Hair: Blond 

OCSS Office: Tulsa West, OK 

Kent Stanley Jenson 

Owes: $ 12,478.69 




Eyes: Green Hair: Brown 

OCSS Office: Poteau, OK 

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

Persons with information on missing children should contact: 

O.S.B.I. at (405) 848-6724 


Missing Children 

KENNETH 

HOUSTON 

LEAH 

AGUIRRE 

BRIANNA 

CASIANO 

Missing Since: 

11/14/2012 


1/3/2013 


1/13/2013 

Age Now: 11 

Age Now: 0 

Age Now: 12 

Missing from: 

Tulsa, OK 

Missing from: 

Crosbyton, TX 

Missing from: 

Grand Prairie, TX 

BETTY JO 

HORN 


11/14/2012 

Age Now: 15 

Missing from: 

OKC, OK 

RACHEL 

MCCOSH 


1/3/2013 

Age Now: 17 

Missing from: 

Collinsville, OK 

LUCIA 

SUSTAITA 


1/22/2013 

Age Now: 11 

Missing from: 

Witchita, KS 

DUSTON 

THORN 


1/29/2013 

Age Now: 17 

Missing from: 

OKC, OK 

MALASIA 

OCHOA 


12/30/2012 

Age Now: 16 

Missing from: 

Lawton, OK 

ANDREA 

COOK 


1/14/2013 

Age Now: 15 

Missing from: 

Porter, TX


Tips from a Trooper 

By Lt. Jeff James 

Oklahoma Highway Patrol 

As a Trooper, we see a lot of stuff 

driving the roads of Oklahoma 

everyday. I’m going to discuss 

some stuff that I have seen, or have 

heard from other Troopers’ stuff they have seen. Some of this stuff 

will have you shaking your head, but each and every thing I am going 

to talk about today has the potential to cause an accident and hurt 

or kill people. Some of you will read this and wonder if I am talking 

about you! I’m talking about things that fall under the category of 

inattention. 

I’ll start with the usual...talking on a cell phone. A significant 

portion of the driving population talk on their cells while driving, and 

while it is not against the law, it does divide a driver’s attention from 

the roadway. Divided attention slows reaction time. Slower reaction 

time can be the difference between a near-hit or an accident! Take it 

a step further, and you have texting while driving. There is a national 

campaign going on addressing this very dangerous activity. Not only 

is your attention divided, but usually your sight is divided between a 

screen and the roadway...not a good situation. With texting becoming 

a normal form of communication, this problem will continue, and it 

has and will cost lives. 

Now to some other stuff. I’ve worked crashes where someone was 

passing food they had just got at the drive-thru back to their children... 

as well as people eating while driving. I’ve seen and worked crashes 

involving some ladies putting make-up on while driving....same 

context as texting, the eyes are divided up between the mirror and 

the road. Guys, you have your own version, using an electric razor to 

shave while driving! 

Finally, some out of the ordinary stuff. I’ve seen people driving 

down the road, with a novel or magazine sitting on the steering 

wheel so they can read it while driving! Does that sound safe to 

you Obviously they weren’t seeing everything on the road, because 

they didn’t see the Trooper right next to them! Also, watching a 

movie has been the culprit of some distracted driving. There is even 

a law that forbids a TV screen to be in the driver’s view. 

All of these examples are instances of inattentive driving, and all 

have caused accidents. How many of them have you done yourself If 

you have an accident while doing one of these or similar activities, 

will the loved one of someone killed think that was a good reason for 

them to die 

At a minimum, you crash and we give you a citation for inattentive 

driving that results in an accident. Operating a 4500 lb plus vehicle 

requires your undivided attention, and we owe it to the others on the 

road as well as yourself, to give it. 

Thanks for reading, buckle up, and be safe! 

TAYLOR 

WATSON 

contributing to the 

delinquency of minors 

GREGORY 

WINTERS 

dus 

DAMON 

HOLDER 

TRESPASSING AFTER BEING 

FORBIDDEN 

LARRY 

WEATHERFORD 

agg dui 

CHERYL 

WOOD 



RUSSELL 

SAID 

ABIGAIL 

WEATHERS 

dus/ dur 

JESSICA 

MOORE 

DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE 

DEREK 

PARKS 

EUGENE 

PETERMAN 

HERIBERTO 

RAMIREZ MUNOZ 

dur a&b ON POLICE OFFICER dwi 

RAY 

SAMSON 

CHRISTOPHER 

STILES 

dus 

HUNTER 

TIMM 

domestic a&b by 

strangulation 

WILLIAM 

MEYER 

public intox 

JOEL 

SANCHEZ 

sexual battery no drivers license dus 

SHANNON 

MEDLOCK 

poss CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE 


JOSHUA 

JENKINS 

BRIAN 

JOHNSON 

TONJA 

KNIGHT 

NO INSURANCE vpo PUBLIC INTOX 

BOBBY 

SMALLWOOD 

vpo 

DALLAS 

SMITH 

domestic a&b by 

strangulation 

SHARI 

SMITH 

LARCENY OF MERCH 

FROM RETAILER


RAYMOND 

TRAHAN 


FOR A CHILD 

JOSHUA 

MCELFRESH 


SUBSTANCE 

MELESSA 

ALEXANDER 

dui 

TIMOTHY 

BROOMFIELD 

DOMESTIC A&b 


CHASE 

ALLEn 

agg a&b 

DYLAN 

BULLER 

speeding 


stupid criminals 

As a female shopper exited a convenience store, a 

man grabbed her purse and ran. The clerk called 911 

immediately and the woman was able to give them 

a detailed description of the snatcher, and police apprehended 

him within minutes. They put him in the 

cruiser and drove back to the store. The thief was 

then taken out of the car and told to stand there for a 

positive ID. To which he replied, “Yes Officer, that’s 

her. That’s the lady I stole the purse from.” 

In Bent Forks, Ill., kidnapers of ice-cube magnate 

Worth Bohnke sent a photograph of their captive 

to Bohnke’s family. Bohnke was seen holding up a 

newspaper. It was not that day’s edition and, in fact, 

bore a prominent headline relating to Nixon’s trip 

to China. This was pointed out to the kidnapers in a 

subsequent phone call. They responded by sending 

a new photograph showing an up-to-date newspaper. 

Bohnke, however, did not appear in the picture. 

When this, too, was refused, the kidnapers became 

peevish and insisted that a photograph be sent to 

them showing all the people over at Bohnke’s house 

holding different issues of Success Magazine. They 

provided a mailing address and were immediately 

apprehended. They later admitted to FBI agents 

they did not understand the principle involved in 

the photograph/newspaper concept. “We thought it 

was just some kind of tradition,” said one. 

After being arrested for stealing a car, the judge 

asked the man, “how do you plead” Instead of saying 

guilty or not guilty the man said: “Before we go 

any further, judge, let me explain why I stole the 

car.” The judge ruled in record time. 

When two service station attendants refused to 

hand over the cash to an intoxicated robber, the 

man threatened to call the police. They still refused, 

so the robber called the police and was arrested. 

Police in Los Angeles had good luck with a robbery 

suspect who just couldn’t control himself during 

a lineup. When detectives asked each man in the 

lineup to repeat the words, “Give me all your money 

or I’ll shoot,” the man shouted, “That’s not what I 

said!” 

In a small town of 1700, a student attempted to 

rob the local convenience store wearing his letterman’s 

jacket. He did not realize that he was the only 

male named Dana in the whole town. 

AMBER 

MCLAUGHLIN 

a&b w/ deadly weapon 

MARCIANO 

DELACRUZ 

dus/ speeding 

MICHAEL 

DOBBINS 

dui 

JAMELLE 

ALLEN 

CARRYING WEAPONS 

ASHLEY 

ABBOTT 

POSS OF CREDIT CARD 

BELONGing TO ANOTHER 

CAMERON 

ADAIR 

burglary-2nd degree 

BRANDON 

ANUNAR 

INTERFERING WITH AN OFFICER 

CARLOS 

LUJAN 

LEVI 

LYONS 

JUSTIN 

MADDOX 

dui dus PUBLIC INTOX 

MICHAEL 

BURKS 



JACK 

COLDIRON 

STEPHEN 

CSERVAK 

CRISTOBAL 

CUEVAS 

dui dwi agg dui 

JARED 

MEADE 

NO INSURANCE 

DANIEL 

MEDINA 

LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT 

INVOLVING DAMAGE 

ENRIQUE 

VARGAS 

dus 

TRAEYLON 

HALEY 


JACOB 

DAVIS 



JESS 

YOUNG 

dus 

VINICIO 

DE PAZ 

no drivers license/ 

obstructing and officer


Most Wanted 

KENIA DAUN JONES 

W/F 5’10” 140 lbs. 

Last Know Address: 

ELK CITY, OK 

Offense: 

POSS OF A CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

What you’re saying 

about this on... 

CHEESEBURGER BANDIT STEALS FROM OKC BOMBING MEMORIAL 

A Spencer man was arrested for taking items from 

the OKC Bombing Memorial fence and spitting on 

a visitor to the memorial, according to police. 

A witness told police he spotted Dominique Polk, 

39, taking necklaces and other items from the 

fence at the memorial. The fence outside the 

memorial on Harvey Street has become a place 

where people leave mementos to remember those 

lost in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. 

The witness said after he spotted Polk taking the 

items, he attempted to stall Polk until federal 

security guards could arrive. That’s when the 

man said Polk spit in his face, then walked a short 

distance away and unwrapped a cheeseburger, 

leaving the wrapper on the bombing grounds. 

Federal security guards then called OKC police and Polk was arrested on 

suspicion of assault and battery, larceny and littering. 

GEORGE TIGER 

W/M 5’7” 120 lbs. 


1800 W. 7TH #6 

ELK CITY, OK 

OFFENSE: 

MAIMING, DIST. OF CONTROLLED 

SUBSTANCE 

ZACKARY WEIR 

W/M 5’11” 140 lbs. 


401 W. 6TH 

ELK CITY, OK 

OFFENSE: 

BURGLARY- 2ND DEGREE 

A reward will be given for the information 

leading to the apprehension of these persons. 

If you have information on the whereabouts of these persons, 

please contact Bonnie’s Bail Bonds at 580-928-2266 or 

800-225-0166. 

Natasha V: What a dumb*** hahahahaha 

Christy C: Scum 

Roger S: obviously that guy needs help .... 

probably homeless ....he needs some assistance 

..not jail and I don’t say that often 

Ashley W: Wow that’s really low. 

Suzi P: Loser:.....go get a freaking job! 

Paul D: he will get all the help he DESERVES in 

jail roger, he deserves a kick in the head 

Julia R: All i can say is what a jerk!! 

Matt S: At least he wasnt stealing from an okc 

citizen. Dont lock him up. Prisons are over crowded 

w petty charges on ppl like this fine him. Send him 

on his way. Matt s for okc mayor 

Corey W: they still have all that hanging on the 

fence..to me its morbid in a way..but it was low to 

disrespect the dead like that..guy was prob out of 

his mind from hunger and drugs.. 

Lisa W: Being homeless does not justify stealing 

from the memorial. those ppl and their families 

have suffered enough without some idiot stealing 

their memorials!! 

Bethany H: Some people have no respect. A 39 

year old man should know better than all that. 

Rich L: Homelessness is no excuse. 

Kelli E: What a disrespectful PIG! 

Kristi C: I don’t see anywhere that says he’s 

homeless...all I see is that he is from Spencer. 

Sergio C: his actions were disrepecful and his 

attitude very disturbing and his behivor nasty and 

perverted.......... 

Lm L: Look at all of these people making excuses 

for him!! Disgraceful!! 

Cande J: Do people not know what respect is 

anymore! Thats a sorry excuse for an Oklahoman if 

u ask me! I think they should throw everything and 

the book at him for being so rude ans disrespectful! 

And shame on the people for giving him excuses! 

And u wonder why our country is the way it is! 

Glenna W: He is responsible for this action he 

performed. No one else. He is a grown ass man. 

Just one of many without any respect for anyone. 

And that spitting is as gross as it gets. I’ve had 

enough if these low life’s 

Kelly B: I think the law should be if u kill 

someone in cold blood should die! And if u steel 

cut off your arm!! 

Corey W: should have been punched in the 

mouth for spitting that is a very hateful thing to do 

to someone.. 

Roger S: no ones making excuses ....didn’t know 

we were in the presence of so many perfect people 

Rick J: @ Corey he had a hamburger but I agree 

possibly drugs but definitely a thief 

Jessica W: He doesn’t need assistance Roger he 

needs to get a job!!!!!! He’s 39!!!!! And he needs to 

learn respect! That’s probably why he is roaming 

streets stealing and spitting on people bc he was 

never taught respect, discipline, and how to work 

for what he needs and wants!!!!! Geez!!!!!!! 

Jessica W: And he was stealing from a federal 

memorial...Obvious isn’t physically harming 

anyone but i can only imagine what else this doofus 

will do! Uh... no Matt we don’t need you for okc 

mayor LOL! 

Corey W: ya u are right..he did manage to hussle 

up a burger he should have sit down somewhere 

and ate it...maby he would have simply passed out 

then..ha 

Robert S: Throw the book at this *&%$. 

Worthless people irritate me. This is one of them. 

Jamie B: How disrespectful and sad. :(


CHRISTOPHER 

ARTMAN 

UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A 

VEHICLE 

Noble County 

KEITH 

BEARD 

HERLINDA 

BERG 

DUSTIN 

BLAKLEY 

dus dui domestic a&b 

STEVEN 

BRECKENRIDGE 

JESSE 

BRIGHT 

BRYAN 

BRUGGE 

CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE a&b w/ deadly weapon LARCENY of AUTO/AIRCRAFT/ 

OTHER MOTOR VEHicle 

FRANK 

BURGESS 

DISORDERLY CONDUCT 


Get the story straight 

A Perry woman faces a DUI charge after 

she visited a local bar Jan. 19. 

Laura Robbins, 28, was arrested after 

she failed a field sobriety test when she 

admitted to having three beers. 

It was her second offense. 

Perry Police Officer Jesse Pfeil was on 

patrol that night when he observed Robbins’ 

vehicle with a defective third tail 

light. He activated his emergency lights, 

but Robbins kept going until she pulled 

into a driveway on Grove Street. When 

ROBBINS 

he asked where she had been, she replied 

she had been at Ace’s Bar and only had “a 

little” bit to drink. 

Pfeil then asked if the home where she parked was her destination. 

She hesitated and said it was her cousin’s. 

After a little bit of checking, Pfeil discovered Robbins had not been 

truthful. Seems the house was not her cousin’s, but she did know 

the resident, and later admitted to the officer she had parked the car 

there to get away from him. 

Bond was set for Robbins at $5000 and she was ordered back to 

court Feb. 11. 

KERRI 

DAVIS 

dui 

CAMRON 

DENSON 

DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/ 

SUSP/REVOKED 

JAMIE 

DOLLAR 

THREATEN TO PERFORM 

ACT OF VIOLENCE 

JOHNNY 

DOMINGUEZ-MENDEZ 

ZACHERY 

FLOWERs 

BILLY 

GILBERT 

HOLLY 

GIVENS 

NO VALID DRIVERS LICENSE public intox Obstructing an Officer dwi 

DARREN 

GORMAN 

DOMESTIC A&B IN PRESENCE 

OF MINOR 

MARTY 

GREER 

ROCKY 

HUNT 

OWEN 

JONES 

KATHRYN 

KUYKENDALL 

dus dus dus MISC TRAFFIC/ TAXES DUE 

STATE 

JOHN 

LANGLEY 

dui 

JAMES 

LOFTON 



RICHARD 

LONG 


SUSP/REVOKED 

CHRISTOPHER 

MARTINEZ 

TOSHA 

MASTON 

JOSE 

MENA-COSTILLA 

MICHAEL 

MOORE 

KELLY 

MOYERS 

dus fta No Drivers License dui DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/ 

SUSP/REVOKED 

ADOLPHUS 

ORCUTT 

UTTERING FORGED 

INSTRUMENTS

18 | February, 2013 Noble County Innocent Until Proven Guilty 

February Is Teen Dating Violence 

Awareness and Prevention Month 

During this month, and at all times, parents 

need to be aware of the issue of teen 

dating violence. For as much as domestic 

violence among adults is an issue that is too 

often not discussed -- and too often kept a 

secret by the victim -- teen dating violence is 

even less discussed, and even less reported 

by victims. Nevertheless, in a recent survey 

of over 4,000 9th through 12th graders, one 

in five reported being physically and/or sexually 

abused by a dating partner. 

The sad fact is that two out of three teens 

in an abusive relationship don’t ever tell anyone 

about the abuse. For girls, when they experience 

serious sexual abuse they only report it to an authority figure six percent of the time. 

This makes it very difficult to know when your teen has become a victim of dating violence. 

Still, there are warning signs that every parent and teacher can and should look for. Because 

teenage years are difficult (and secretive) enough as it is, it’s important to be aware of 

these warning signs, and to approach your teen in a way that will make them feel comfortable 

talking with you. 

For more information, contact your local DHS. 

NANCY 

RADER 


SUBSTANCE 

KATRINA 

RENO 

UNAUTHORIZED USE OF 

VEHICLE 

LAURA 

ROBBINS 

dui 

OTIS 

STICKNEY 

LYDIA 

TALLEY 

ADAM 

THOMAS 

dui a&b DRIVING W/ LICENSE CANC/ 

SUSP/REVOKED 

HILARIO 

ORTIZ-SALCEDO 


SUSP/REVOKED 

ANGELA 

PAYNE 



BRYCE 

PAYNE 

PUBLIC DRUNK 

CHRISTOPHER 

PRUSA 

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS 

TONYA 

WICHERT 

MISDEMEANOR VALUE-FALSE 


EDWARD 

WOODBURN 

dus 

TODD 

WRIGHT 

CONTEMPT OF COURT 

JAMES 

RUSSELL 

GENA 

SCHEPER 

DWAIN 

SMITH 

PUBLIC INTOX Obstructing an Officer LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT 

INVOLVING DAMAGE 

MARIO 

SMITH 

ftp 

EVERETT 

BOHNSTEDT 

public intox 

DANIEL 

BOONE 

domestic a&b 

BOBBY 

CRAWFORD 

ASSAULT W/ INTENT TO KILL 

JOSHUA 

WALLS 

LARCENY OF MERCH FROM 

RETAILER 

SHANNON 

WARRIOR 

PUBLIC INTOX 

TAYLOR 

WEST 

dus 

JAMES 

WHEELER 

fta 

RENA 

COLCLAZIER 

dus 

MATTHEW 

COLLINS 

duid


Registered Sex Offenders for The Area 


Christine McMullen 

Rape - First Degree 

5806 S Honeydale 

Enid, OK 

Jefre o McNabb 

Lewd Or Indecent Proposals/ 

Acts To Child 

2732 N Washington 

Enid, OK 

Garland c Melton 

Rape By Instrumentation 

2821 Wildoak Circle 

Enid, OK 

Dave r Mills 

Rape - Second Degree 

2906 E. Eucalyptus, Lot 10 

Enid, OK 


Noble County 

Jeffrey l Shatto 


Acts To Child 

RR1 Box 878 

Cashion, OK 

Dustin M Stafford 

Indecent Exposure 

RT 1 BOX 180-10 

Okarche, OK 

William v Faw Faw 

FACT: 

Forcible Sodomy 

106 2nd Street 

Red Rock, OK 

Robert L Frost 


Acts To Child 

101 N. Main #7 

Marland, OK 

Major County 

Michael W Srader 

Rape - Second Degree 

PO Box 125 

Ringwood, OK 

Ashton M Tyler 

Rape By Instrumentation 

HC 60 BOX 77 

Fairview, OK 

Men who rape do so 

because they cannot find a 

consenting sexual partner. 

False. Studies suggest that 

most rape offenders are 

married or in consenting 

relationships. 

The sex offenders 

page is not a 

complete listing 

of all offenders in 

these counties; we 

will be publishing 

more in each 

month’s issue.

20 | February, 2013 Kingfisher County Innocent Until Proven Guilty 

It only hurts when 

you don’t comply 

A Crescent man’s arrest on a city warrant 

led to an interesting day on the job 

for Cashion police Jan. 22. 

That day, Sgt. Patrick Strange reported 

going to serve a warrant to Darren 

Robertson, 32. Around 10 p.m., Strange 

saw a green Ford Explorer, which he 

knew belonged to Robertson from previous 

encounters. He followed it and 

initiated a traffic stop. 

When Strange confronted Robertson, 

the suspect started arguing, saying, “I ROBERTSON 

want another officer.” Even after learning 

he had an active warrant, Robertson kept arguing and refused 

to listen to Strange’s commands. When Robertson reached in his 

waist band, Strange pulled out his Taser and threatened to use it. 

Finally, Robertson complied but continuously screamed that 

he wanted another officer. Strange, Taser at the ready, ordered 

Robertson to get on the ground multiple times, but he refused. 

He only laid down when Strange said, “If you do not get on the 

ground you will be tased!” 

However, the night wasn’t done yet. Robertson scooted under 

the Explorer and only came back out under more threats to 

use the Taser, still shouting about wanting another officer and 

screaming, “He is gonna hurt me.” 

A search of the Explorer revealed a clear plastic bag of marijuana, 

which weighed nearly 4 grams, and a homemade pipe, which 

consisted of an orange hose and a metal nozzle. Also, Strange 

found four small bags with a total of about 2 grams of methamphetamine. 

At the jail, Robertson said he got the pot in the city and the 

dealer wasn’t anyone local. He also admitted making the pipe. 

Robertson remains in custody. He has a court date set for 2 

p.m. Feb. 11. 

RAYMOND 

BROWN 

LENARD 

BRISCOE 

ANTONETTE 

CORTEZ 

ASHTON 

CRUZ 

fta a&b w/ a deadly weapon 

DISORDERLY HOUSE domestic a&b 

SARA 

FRANCISCO 

VICTOR 

GONZALEZ 

WILLIAM 

HAIL 

poss of cds/ para public intox LEWD OR INDECENT 

PROPOSALS/ACTS TO CHILD 

JEFFERY 

HUX 

POINTING WEAPON AT 

ANOTHER 

CARL 

JEADRIK 

LLOYD 

JOHNSON 

ALBERT 

HAMILTON, jr. 

a&b 

KYLIE 

KALE 

fta domestic a&b public intox 

FAVIO 

LOPEZ 

KAYERINE 

MANNING 

DANIEL 

MEELY 

RAFAEL 

MENDOZA 

WESLEY 

OLDBEAR 

no drivers license FALSE PERSONATION fta on dus agg a&b public intox/ 

disorderly conduct 

QUINCY 

WEST 

poss of cds/ meth 

JERRY 

SANDEFUR 

FELONY VALUE-FALSE PRET/ 

BOGUS CHECK/CON GAME 

KURT 

SMITH 

fta 

FREE TICKET 

OUT OF JAIL T-SHIRT 

302 Choctaw Ave. 

Chickasha, OK 73018 

STATEWIDE SERVICE 

ROBERT 

PLEDGER 

public intox/ toc 

AMANDA 

RAPER 

bogus check 

“Helping To Set 

The Captives Free” 

405-222-1112 

Nationwide 

1-800-259-BOND 

2663 

www.joebobbailbond.com


JAMES 

ALLEN 

burglary from 

motor vehicle 

RAUL 

CARDENAS 

probation violation- dui 


DARLA 

BROWN 

a&B 

WILLIAM 

DOAk 

CHRISTOPHER 

DUFFY 

DANIELLE 

FERGUSON 

dus/ dur dui poss of controlled 



Don’t drive angry 

A Kingfisher man faces felony charges after police say his drunken 

rage could have ended with a fatality. 

At 8:10 a.m. Jan. 22, Kingfisher County sheriff’s deputies received 

information indicating Leonard Charlie Briscoe, 54, rammed another 

person in his pickup and tried to kill someone on U.S. Highway 

81. Dispatch told the deputies Briscoe left the accident scene and was 

driving toward Kingfisher. 

Officers on patrol saw Briscoe’s gray Chevrolet pickup soon after, 

which had extensive front end damage. Police initiated a stop and 

confronted Briscoe, but the man would not listen to them. 

Briscoe started cursing at the officers and said he would not get out BRISCOE 

of the car. Just as an officer tried to physically remove him, Briscoe 

put the pickup in reverse. He eventually stopped making the car move, but he kept jerking 

away from the officers. 

When Briscoe was eventually handcuffed, he slurred, “If I had a gun I would shoot all you 

mother---ers.” 

While police took Briscoe to the county jail, other officers spoke with the victim. The man 

said he was driving on Highway 81 when Briscoe rear-ended him. He said he and Briscoe had 

been working together on a yard just before the crash, but had gotten into a verbal fight and 

left with Briscoe in pursuit. About a mile down, he said Briscoe sped up in order to intentionally 

rear-end him. He also reported Briscoe smelled strongly of alcohol. 

At the jail, Briscoe took a breath test and had a .11 blood alcohol concentration. 

Briscoe posted a $50,000 bond Jan. 25. He has court set for 2 p.m. on Valentine’s Day. 

RAUDEL 

HAROS GONZALES 

dui/ toc 

CAROLYN 

HARRINGTON 

knowingly conceal 

stolen property 

BRENT 

YODER 

fta 

DARREN 

ROBERTSON 

poss of meth/ para 

JAMES 

SNODGRASS 

fta on dui 

IBARRA 

VENTURA 

dui/ toc

22 | February, 2013 Major County Innocent Until Proven Guilty 

How should a Christian view 

gun control 

The recent shootings across the United States 

have caused much heartache. The senseless and 

tragic incidents have also renewed the intensity 

of discussion regarding American gun laws. 

Politicians, sportsmen, and theologians have 

all weighed in on the issue of gun control. Guns 

are readily available in the U.S., and ownership 

is protected by the Constitution. How should a 

Christian view gun control What does the Bible 

have to say that would apply to gun control 

The Bible was written long before the invention of any type of gun, so the phrase “gun 

control” will not be found in Scripture. However, the Bible records many accounts of wars, 

battles, and the use of weapons. Warfare is presented as an inevitable part of living in a fallen 

world (Mark 13:7; James 4:1), and weaponry is a necessary part of warfare. Weapons in the 

Bible were also used for personal protection. In some parts of Israel, robbers were common 

(see Luke 10:30), and many people carried weapons when they traveled. Carrying a weapon 

for self-defense is never condemned in the Bible. In fact, it was mentioned in a positive light 

by Jesus Himself on one occasion (Luke 22:35-38). 

Christians are called to submit to governing authorities, and they are to obey the laws of the 

land (Romans 13:1-7; 1 Peter 2:13-17). This would have to apply to gun laws, too. If American 

gun laws change, American Christians should submit to these changes and work through 

democratic means toward any desired alternatives. The Bible does not forbid the possession 

of weapons, and neither does it command such possession. Laws may come and go, but 

the goal of the believer in Jesus Christ remains the same: to glorify the Lord (1 Corinthians 

10:31). 

Another biblical principle to consider is that “all who draw the sword will die by the 

sword” (Matthew 26:52). Jesus said this to Peter when Peter tried to mount an imprudent 

“defense” of Jesus against the mob that had come to arrest Him. Peter’s actions were not 

only futile against such a “large crowd armed with swords and clubs” (verse 47), but his rash 

behavior also belied Jesus’ submissive attitude (verse 50) and worked against the fulfillment 

of Scripture (verse 54). There is “a time for war and a time for peace” (Ecclesiastes 3:8), and 

Peter confused the two. 

Christianity supports personal freedom. Romans 14:1-4 indicates that, when Scripture 

does not clearly address a particular issue, there is freedom for individual choice. America 

has historically embraced the concept of personal freedom that resonates with this principle, 

and the founding documents guarantee wide freedoms regarding firearms. Some point to 

Matthew 5:9, in which Jesus pronounces a blessing on the peacemakers, and apply it to the 

issue of gun control. The idea is that guns are antithetical to peace. This may be more of a 

philosophical or political idea than a theological one, however. There is nothing theologically, 

or even logically, that links guns to a lack of peace; sometimes, guns help maintain civil peace. 

Debates over whether to control guns or how much to control them depend largely on 

political and philosophical arguments, not moral ones. This is not to say that there is no 

moral component to the issue. Obviously, the gun itself is amoral, an object that can be used 

for good or for evil. More important is the morality of the person wielding the gun, and that is 

too often the missing consideration in the gun control argument. The fact that some sinners 

use guns to commit sin does not mean guns are the problem. Sin is the problem, and that’s 

a moral and spiritual issue. Since the very beginning of humanity, people have been killing 

other people, with and without weapons (see Genesis 4). Taking a certain weapon out of 

circulation might make murder more difficult but by no means impossible. 

As far as the Bible is concerned, the use of guns is a matter of personal conviction. There is 

nothing unspiritual about owning a gun or knowing how to use one. There is nothing wrong 

with protecting oneself or loved ones, even if it involves the use of weapons. We need not 

pretend there is never a need for guns, but pointing a gun at a person should always be a last 

resort. We should seek to neutralize threats without violence whenever possible. 

So, how should a Christian view gun control With the authority God has entrusted to it, 

the government has the right to allow or disallow gun ownership to whatever degree it deems 

right. We, as citizens, are called to submit to whatever gun control laws the government 

institutes. This is not, however, a statement on the wisdom of gun control. There are good 

reasons to allow law-abiding citizens to own guns. Ultimately, guns are not the problem. 

Sinful people are the problem. 

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