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Sheriff’s radio logs
The following are excerpts
from the Creek County
Sheriff’s Department radio logs
May 6 through May 13, 2014.
May 5, 5:10 a.m. A fire was
reported at Post Oak and
Hickory.
May 5, 11:11 a.m. A caller
reported that his mailbox had
been “uprooted” and was lay-
ing on the ground. The caller
advised he had driven around
the area and saw two others
that were the same way.
May 5, 12:20 a.m. A deputy
pulled over a suspicious vehi-
cle at 14200 West Highway 66,
but discovered the vehicle was
having mechanical issues. The
deputy followed the driver to a
service station and waited with
her until a ride arrived from
Bristow.
May 5, 8:23 p.m., a caller
reported that there was some-
one at her neighbor's house
who should not be. She report-
ed that someone had broken
into the home previously. She
said there was a car in the
driveway and someone was
leaning against the car. A
deputy discovered the subject
was the nephew of the previ-
ous owner.
May 5, 11:50 p.m., A caller from
a rural area north of Kellyville
advised that she had gone out-
side to check on her husband
and found him hanging in their
barn. She said she had tried to
cut the cord but was unable to.
Oilton Fire Department person-
nel arrived and confirmed the
death.
May 6, 12:01 a.m. An alarm
was tripped at Kellyville High
School. Deputies responded
and discovered everything was
okay.
May 6, 5:17 p.m. a caller
reported explosions in the area
of Pine Hill Road in Bristow,.
May 6, 5:23 p.m., A caller from
a residence north of Oilton
advised there was a female
subject videotaping his daugh-
ter in her swimsuit. He had
asked the subject to stop and
she refused.
May 6, 6:20 p.m. a call was
received at the CCSO by a
subject wishing to file a com-
plaint against the Depew
Police Department.
May 6, 8:47 p.m. a subject
walked into Mounds PD and
claimed that her “baby daddy”
punched her and broke the
windows out of her truck.
May 6, 9:27 p.m. A welfare
check was requested on a 13
year old subject who lives east
of Kellyville. They may have
injured their hand repeatedly
hitting the floor. The subject
was located at the St. Johns
ER in Sapulpa where deputies
continued to monitor the situa-
tion. The subject said their
hand was hurt while playing
basketball.
May 6, 11:57 p.m., A caller from
an area south of Bristow,
reported that her fiance had
grabbed her out of the car by
her hair and threw her to the
ground. She said she had
chunks of hair missing and had
an 18 month old child in her
arms and was six months preg-
nant. The 911 operator advised
her to go someplace safe and
wait until a deputy could get to
her, but she said she couldn't
be safe to work at her job in
Tulsa and just wanted it
logged. Dispatch contacted
Tulsa PD and asked that they
do a check on the subject.
May 7, 11:48 a.m., a caller
reported that someone had
dumped two large trash bags
of garbage on their property
and when they looked inside
they discovered numerous
legal documents. Deputies dis-
covered that the name on the
documents belonged to a
deceased individual.
May 7, 11:13 p.m., A caller from
Highway 48 South of Bristow,
identified a subject who was at
his residence threatening him
with a baseball bat.
May 8, 5:17 a.m., a caller
reported a horse in the road
near the intersection of 337th
and SH 16.
May 8, 10:24 a.m. a caller
advised this was the second
time his mailbox had been
knocked over, along with three
others belonging to his neigh-
bors.
May 8. 8:35 a.m. A caller
advised that a dog had bitten
two subjects at Pretty Water
School.
May 8, 10:24, a.m. a caller
from 225th Street reported that
his mailbox and three others
had been knocked over for a
second time in as many days.
May 8, 10:24 a.m. A caller from
a residence just east of
Kellyville advised that he had
asked his wife for a divorce the
previous night and now she
was at his home knocking on
the door and looking into win-
dows.
May 8, 12:24 p.m., an individ-
ual from 231st Street asked to
speak with a deputy regarding
his mailbox being dug up and
stolen.
May 8, 9:58 a.m. an individual
from 449th Avenue reported
that his mailbox had been
smashed and wanted to make
a report.
May 9, 7 a.m. A caller advised
there is a cow and a calf walk-
ing along the road at 75A and
151st.
May 9, 11:44 a.m. a caller
advised there were two female
subjects in a car in front of his
property who refused to leave.
The caller admitted the girls
told him they were out of gas
and were waiting but he said
he did not care and told them
to leave regardless. When
deputies arrived on scene, the
man initially refused to put
down his weapon and failed to
declare that he had another in
his pocket. He eventually com-
plied, the vehicle was fueled
and the subjects went on their
way.
May 9, 12:41 a domestic
assault was reported on the
29,000 block of 481 W
Avenue. A male subject
allegedly head butted his wife,
and broke her wrist while in the
presence of the couple's seen
month old child.
May 10, 2:20 a.m. a caller
reported that there was loud
music and a the sound of a lot
of people yelling coming from a
house in the area of 35400 W
131st Dtreet.
May 10, 10:33 p.m. A caller
reported a male subject walk-
ing around the area of W 281st
Street and 337th Street W,
south of Bristow.
May 11, 5:31 p.m., A caller from
the 11,000 block of S 326th
Avenue reported that his
neighbor keeps driving through
his yard to avoid a speed bump
and would like to see a deputy.
May 12, 8:40 a.m. a caller
reported a big black cow on the
west side of the road walking
south on SH 48 south of
Bristow.
Jail Records
The following information was
taken from the Creek County
Sheriff’s Department jail logs
May 6 through May 13, 2014
and includes individuals whose
addresses are listed in Bristow
or one of its surrounding com-
munities. Individuals who are
still facing charges are consid-
ered innocent until proven
guilty.
May 4, Estella Lynn Zavala, 20,
Opilton, was arrested by Oilton
PD and charged with public
intoxication, $350, released.
May 4, Kenney John Keith, 30,
Oilton, was arrested by CCSO
and charged with public drunk,
$350, released.
May 4, Phil Alfred Osburn, 37,
Depew was arrested by Depew
Police and charged with DUI,
awaiting initial appearance,
$1,000, released.
May 4, Davide Allen White, 45,
Depew, was arrested by CCSO
and charged with assault with
intent to commit a felony, con-
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor, protective order viola-
tion, $1,163, released.
May 5, George Steven
Ashcraft, age unknown,
Bristow, was arrested by
Bristow Police and charged
with unlawful possession of
paraphernalia and two counts
of possession of controlled
dangerous substance, awaiting
initial appearance, $11,500,
held.
May 6, Donnie Creach, 46,
Drumright, was arrested by
Drumright PD and charged
with domestic abuse, posses-
sion of controlled dangerous
substance, possession of para-
phernalia, maintain place for
keeping and selling of con-
trolled dangerous substance.,
awaiting initial appearance,
$16,500 held.
May 6, Terry Lyman Larue, 35,
Kellyville, was remanded to the
Oklahoma Department of
Corrections and transported to
a state run institution.
May 6, Peggy Sue Scruggs,
63, Bristow, was placed on
hold for Tulsa County on a pro-
bation and parole request.
May 6, Timmy Lee Stidman,
33, Bristow, was arrested by
Bristow PD and charged with
failure to pay/failure to appear
breaking and entering without
permission, $927, held.
May 6, Timmy Joe Vandecar,
45, Depew, was arrested by
CCSO and charged with
domestic assault and battery,
protective order violation,
10,500, held.
May, 6, Leonard Mitchell
Williams, 39, Depew, was
arrested by CCSO and
charged with failure to register
as a sex offender, $50,000,
held.
May 7, Denise Burden, 43,
Was arrested by CCSO and
charged with BOW, no bond,
released.
May 7, Andre Lewisd Crawford,
38, Bristow, was arrested by
the Oklahoma Highway Patrol
and charged with 17 counts of
failure to pay and one count of
failure to wear a seat belt.
May 7, Terrance Andrew Davis,
22, Bristow, was arrested by
bristow PD and charged with
obstructing an officer and pos-
session of controlled danger-
ous substances within 1,000
feet of a park or school, await-
ing initial appearance, $5,500
held.
May 7, Jeffery Dean Meador,
47, Bristow, was convicted and
is currently serving time.
May 7, Randy Wayne Rowell
was convicted to county and is
serving time.
May 7, Randy Wayne Rowell
was convicted to county and is
serving time.
May 7, Corbett Eli Shelton, 65,
Kellyville, was arrested by
Kellyville PD and charged with
public intoxication, $500, held.
May 7, Corbett Eli Shelton, 65,
Kellyville, was arrested by
Kellyville PD and charged with
public intoxication, $500, held.
May 8, Jordan Lane Darnell,
28, Bristow, was arrested by
Bristow PD and charged with
public drunk and three counts
of unlawful create/deliver/pos-
sess prescription drugs, await-
ing initial appearance, $15,300
held.
May 9, Johnathon Edward
Spencer, 21, Stroud was
arrested by CCSO and
charged with domestic vio-
lence in the presence of a
minor, $5,000 released.
May 9, Matthew Arlon Terrell,
32, Kellyville, is charged with
attempting to elude an officer,
reckless driving, driving without
a license, failure to stop at a
stop sign, two counts of proba-
tion violations, $16,250, held.
May 10, Jermaine Hooks, 31,
Bristow, was arrested by
Bristow PD and charged with
unlawful possession of para-
phernalia, posession of sched-
ule I or II controlled dangerous
substance, districutuion of con-
trolled substance, awaiting ini-
tial appearance, $20,500, held.
May 10, Ryan Allen Peak, 33,
Bristow, was arrested by
Kellyville Police and charged
with possession of schedule I
or II controlled dangerous sub-
stance, unlawful possession of
paraphernalia, DUI, liquor or
drugs, awaiting initial appear-
ance, $2,000, released.
May 10, Terry Dewayne
Rickner, 25, Drumright, was
arrested by CCSO and
charged with domestic abuse,
$25,000 held.
May 10, Kimberly Jean Smith,
52, Bristow was arrested by
Bristow PD and charged with
public drunk, $300, held.
been received.
Barnett further stated that
several teachers are paid
through the now-retracted
funds.
Barnett says that though this
budget cut is unfortunate, the
school system will get by with-
out cutting any jobs.
“We’ll dip into our reserves
that we get criticized for even
carrying,” said Barnett, stating
that the reserves are imperative
for the schools to retain, as
school systems do, to get
money for their budgets until
November.
According to Barnett, hav-
ing a reserve fund allows the
school system to give its teach-
ers a paycheck during the early
months of the year.
In 2013 Barresi proposed a
$2,000 a year pay raise for
teachers that would, according
to Barnett, be funded through
school reserve funds.
he tried to contact the bank dur-
ing the first break, he couldn't
get through either.
Roberts said that the biggest
impact the outage had on the
bank's customers was the fact
that the real-time accounting
system is set to revert to the pre-
vious day's balance in the event
of a system failure.
Because the outage happened
on the 16th, the day after many
people receive their paychecks,
there were some issues with
people not having their deposits
recorded from the night before.
Roberts said that the bank's
policy is, when it's an issue like
the outage, the bank will make
everything right with the cus-
tomer.
“We probably had a little
more lobby traffic than usual,
said Roberts.
Bristow Police Chief Don
Sweger said that once he real-
ized the police station was with-
out communications of any
kind, he immediately sent an
officer up the Turner Turnpike
in search of cellular service.
“They were just a couple
miles from the Kellyville exit
before they got service,” said
Sweger. “We alled AT&T and
had our station calls forwarded
to Sapulpa for anyone who may
have still had phone service.
Sweger said that the depart-
ment's digital radio service
went down with the Internet
outage leaving communications
spotty at best.
Sweger also said he felt that
AT&T was tight lipped with
information on what caused the
outage, which virtually crippled
communications in the Bristow
area.
“AT&T is usually forthcom-
ing with information,” said
Sweger. “But not this time.”
On Monday, AT&T
spokesperson Emily Lang
released a statement to the
Bristow News.
It read: "Some AT&T cus-
tomers in the Tulsa area may
have experienced issues with
their wireless and/or wireline
services earlier today due to a
fiber cut. Technicians worked to
resolve the issue as quickly as
possible, and all services are
currently running as normal.
We apologize for this inconven-
ience."
When asked, Lang would not
comment on where or how the
fiber was cut, or who was
responsible for the outage. Nor
would she respond to questions
on how many AT&T customers
were effected.
Police were informed of Hancock’s whereabouts after a woman
saw reports on the sexual assault and used the Internet to track his
location.
According to NewsOn6, Hancock is being held without bond
for first-degree rape and first-degree burglary, both after former
conviction of a felony.
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