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Pittsburg County District Court criminal filings — July 18-22, 2022
Jul. 27—This report displays public Pittsburg County District Court docket data filed on the Pittsburg County Courthouse between the dates listed. The reader ought to take into account that these are expenses, and never proof of guilt. Instances with energetic arrest warrants issued by the courtroom are included on this report. Tendencies of the fees are printed in subsequent stories. Many names are comparable and, in some instances, an identical to an individual not being charged. When names are an identical, the Information-Capital will publish a disclaimer, which extra utterly identifies the individual being charged.
CRIMINAL MISDEMEANOR FILINGS:
Richard Dean William Anderson, 32, McAlester — Possession of managed harmful substance, obstructing an officer
Joshua Taylor Welch, 29, McAlester — Possession of managed harmful substance, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia
Cody Wayne Lightle, 22, McAlester — Petit larceny
Anthony William Kline, 33, McAlester — Petit larceny
CRIMINAL FELONY FILINGS:
Richard Dean William Anderson, 32, McAlester — Housebreaking within the third diploma
Alexandria Paige Oxford, 26, Eufaula — Enabling baby abuse x4
Charles Jerrod Goodwin, 20, Longtown — Little one abuse x4
Mathew G. OBrien, 35, McAlester — Possession of firearm after former felony conviction
Cody Ray McFadden, 34, McAlester — Kidnapping, maiming, home assault with a harmful weapon, home assault and battery with a harmful weapon, aggravated home assault and battery, cruelty to animals, home assault with a harmful weapon, arson-second diploma, obstructing officer
Cyal Wayne Pierce, 57, Krebs — Home assault and battery by strangulation
Lewis Anthony Stein, 26, St. Charles, Missouri — Grand larceny
Daniel Woody Honeywell, 45, Alderson — Assault with a harmful weapon, failure to adjust to intercourse offender registration
Colton Blake Baker, 24, McAlester — Assault and battery on police officer, resisting an officer, obstructing an officer, possession of managed harmful substance, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia
Rocky Marcus Murdaugh Jr., 33, Eufaula — Illegal possession of managed drug with intent to distribute, possession of managed harmful substance
MISDEMEANOR DISPOSITIONS:
William Glen Foster, 42., Shawnee, obtained two concurrent six-month suspended sentences for obstructing an officer and trespassing after being forbidden together with a superb and courtroom prices for public intoxication.
Chauncey Leigh Besaw, 40, McAlester, obtained a six-month deferred sentence for obstructing an officer after a cost of eluding a police officer was amended. Costs of reckless driving and working automobile with expired tag had been dismissed.
Jeremy J. Jensen, 49, Duncan, obtained a one-year suspended sentence for possession of managed harmful substance.
Terry Diane Dunn, 60, McAlester, obtained an 18-month deferred sentence for precise bodily management of auto whereas underneath the affect.
Sevon Lynn Prepare dinner, 28, McAlester, obtained a one-year suspended sentence with the primary 30 days served within the Pittsburg County Jail for possession of managed harmful substance. A cost of illegal possession of drug paraphernalia was dismissed.
Noah Anthony Daniels, 23, Hartshorne, obtained two one-year suspended sentences for obstructing an officer and trespassing after being forbidden.
Brandon Shane Albrightson, 45, Crowder, obtained two concurrent one-year deferred sentences for home abuse-assault and battery and obstructing an officer.
Shelbie Lynn Duncan, 28, Kiowa, obtained three concurrent 18-month deferred sentences for possession of managed harmful substance x2 and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia.
Connie J. Counts Davis, 62, Watson, obtained a six-month deferred sentence for obstructing an officer. A rely of allowing an unauthorized individual to function a motorcar was dismissed.
Nicholas Peyton Paul Adamo, 20, McAlester, obtained a one-year deferred sentence for driving underneath the affect by an individual underneath 21. Counts of driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked, speeding-posted zone, failure to obey site visitors management machine, and unsafe lane use had been dismissed.
Michaelanne Roshell Hensley, 26, McAlester, obtained two concurrent 18-month deferred sentences for possession of managed harmful substance and illegal possession of paraphernalia.
Victor Gil Secundino Buenaventura, 32, Houston, Texas, obtained 4 concurrent 18-month deferred sentences for driving a motorcar whereas drunk, possession of managed harmful substance, transporting opened container of intoxicating beverage, and driving and not using a legitimate driver’s license.
Brandon Charles Lawrence, 34, Hartshorne, obtained a six-month deferred sentence for breaking and coming into dwelling with out permission.
Alejandro Rafael Moreno-Gaytan, 35, Kiowa, obtained a one-year deferred sentence for driving with license suspended. A cost of transporting opened container of intoxicating beverage was dismissed.
Driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked was dismissed towards Shelbie Lynn Duncan, 28, Kiowa.
Home abuse-assault and battery was dismissed towards Paul David Johnson, 52, Indianola.
Driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked and failure to hold insurance coverage/safety verification type had been dismissed towards Taylor Dain Caldwell, 32, Poteau.
Driving with license expired was dismissed towards Ryan Edward Lofton, 36, Tulsa.
Obstructing an officer was dismissed towards Samuel Wayne Williams, 41, McAlester.
Home assault and battery within the presence of a minor was dismissed towards Richard Lee Simpson, 35, Haileyville as a result of failure of the state’s witness to conform.
Two counts of driving with license suspended and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia had been dismissed towards Kevin Martin Crawley, 51, McAlester.
Obstructing officer was dismissed towards Jacqueline Elaine Hudson, 34, Stigler.
Home assault and battery within the presence of a minor and home abuse-assault and battery had been dismissed towards Deangelo Lavonte Patton, 30, McAlester.
Driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked and failure to put on a seatbelt had been dismissed towards Jonathan Kinsey, 27, McAlester.
Home assault and battery within the presence of a minor had been dismissed towards Raymond Wayne Emmert, 41, McAlester as a result of sufferer not cooperating with prosecutors.
Home abuse-assault and battery was dismissed towards Garry Farris, 28, no deal with given, because of failure of the sufferer to keep up contact with prosecutors.
Possession of managed harmful substance, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia, and driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked had been dismissed towards Mind Jay Overton, 45, Krebs.
FELONY DISPOSITIONS:
Ashley Brooke Thomason, 37, McAlester, obtained a five-year suspended sentences for knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property, a two-year suspended sentence for prisoner putting physique fluid on a detention officer, and a one-year suspended sentence for obstructing an officer.
John Wayne Billingsley, 41, McAlester, obtained a 30-month suspended sentence for possession of a firearm after former felony conviction together with two six month suspended sentences for possession of managed harmful substance and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia. Billingsley is to serve the primary six-months within the Pittsburg County Jail.
Aggravated assault and battery was dismissed towards Tomas Dale Lozano, 28, Hartshorne after the sufferer did not cooperate with prosecutors.
Forcible sodomy was dismissed towards Buddy Earl Ward, 37, McAlester. Two others stay charged within the case.
Malicious harm to property over $1,000 was dismissed towards Clint Lefay Parker, 32, Indianola.
Home abuse-assault and battery and assault and battery on a detention officer had been dismissed towards Marcus Tyler Pingleton, 24, Krebs.
Home assault and battery by strangulation and home abuse-assault and battery had been dismissed towards Brent Allen Hilton, 46, Quinton, on the request of the sufferer.
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Penguins Still Have Specific Trade Goals
After a brutal start to the 2024-25 season, the Pittsburgh Penguins have turned things around and put themselves right back into the thick of the playoff race. Before finding themselves tied for the second wild card spot in the Eastern Conference, it seemed like the Penguins were ready to make quite a few big trades ahead of the deadline.
While obvious names weren’t going anywhere, the Penguins may have to shift their outlook on deals as they keep stacking wins. According to Elliotte Friedman on the 32 Thoughts Podcast, the Penguins are open to making moves all over the lineup, but for certain targets.
“I look at Pittsburgh, the GM there, Kyle Dubas, has let everybody know that he still wants to get younger,” Friedman said. “He’s got defensemen, he’s got goalies, he’s got forwards, he’s got a bit of cap room. He’ll take a contract that you want to move, he’ll consider it as long as you give him something he wants.”
It’s not a new thing that Dubas and the Penguins have their eyes on a certain type of player, and it’s been clear since the offseason. The Penguins want to add young players who may just need a change of scenery to really reach their full potential.
Adding Cody Glass in the offseason was the first sign, before signing Anthony Beauvillier, and eventually trading for Phil Tomasino. Low-risk, high-reward pieces that can help the Penguins win now and possibly play a role on a successful team in the future.
“He prefers the Tomasino’s of the world,” Friedman said about Dubas. “Young players who are either in the NHL or ready to play in the NHL who need something a little different.”
Currently out with an injury, but Tomasino has scored four goals and three assists in 16 games with the Penguins this year. Beauvillier has 12 points in 42 games played and has been able to contribute all over the lineup. Glass has also delt with injuries, but has nine points in 30 games.
The Penguins have an 18-17-8 record for 44 standings points, tied with the Columbus Blue Jackets for the second wild card spot.
Names like Ryan Graves, Tristan Jarry, and Marcus Pettersson are all likely on the Penguins trade block as they look to take swings ahead of the deadline. The Penguins have certain targets in mind, and it sounds like they are open for business.
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Penguins beat Connor McDavid and Edmonton Oilers with 5-3 victory
Sidney Crosby had a goal and two assists to move into ninth on the NHL’s career scoring list as the Pittsburgh Penguins beat Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers 5-3 on Thursday night.
The Penguins captain tied Hall of Famer Joe Sakic at 1,641 points with an assist on Bryan Rust’s first-period goal. Crosby then moved past Sakic with an assist on Drew O’Connor’s sixth goal of the season later in the period as the Penguins raced to a 4-1 advantage.
Rust also had a goal and two assists for Pittsburgh, which snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Oilers for the first time since Dec. 20, 2019. Alex Nedeljkovic made 40 stops for the Penguins and Rickard Rakell scored his team-high 21st goal as Pittsburgh won without injured center Evgeni Malkin.
McDavid finished with three assists. Leon Draisaitl scored twice to boost his season total to an NHL-best 31, but the Penguins beat Stuart Skinner four times in the first 14 minutes. Skinner settled down to finish with 21 saves but it wasn’t enough as the Penguins ended Edmonton’s four-game winning streak.
Oilers: Their attention to detail in the first period was shaky. While Skinner wasn’t at his best, the Penguins also had little trouble generating chances.
Penguins: Pittsburgh remains a work in progress at midseason but showed it can compete with the league’s best on a given night.
Crosby’s 12th goal 5:42 into the second put the Penguins up 5-1, some welcome wiggle room for a team that has struggled to hold multiple-goal leads.
80 — The number of points Crosby needs to tie Penguins icon Mario Lemieux for eighth (1,723) on the career list.
Edmonton finishes a four-game trip at Chicago on Saturday. The Penguins continue a five-game homestand on Saturday against Ottawa.
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Penguins’ Sidney Crosby Passes Legend on All-Time Scoring List
The captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins continues to climb the NHL’s all-time scoring list in his 20th season. With an assist in the first against the Edmonton Oilers, Sidney Crosby registered his 1,642nd career point and took sole possession of ninth place on the list. In the process, he surpassed Colorado Avalanche legend and Hall of Famer Joe Sakic.
The Penguins’ star now sits behind none other than fellow franchise legend Mario Lemieux on the NHL’s all-time scoring list. Crosby trails Lemieux by 81 points, as “Le Magnifique” finished his career with 1,723 points.
Humorously enough, the play that gave Crosby his latest accolade was one that barely featured him. His line mate Bryan Rust did most of the work on the play as he worked behind the net and the perimeter wall with the puck before making an excellent backhand feed to Drew O’Connor, who netted a fantastic wrist shot past the Oilers’ goalie.
But in almost every other play this season, it seems like Crosby is the one doing the scoring or setting it up. He leads the team in points this season, with 46 points in 43 games, and is guiding his team back into the postseason picture in the Eastern Conference at age 37.
Crosby’s also made a habit of adding more tallies to his Hall of Fame resume this season. He notched his 600th goal earlier in the year and set a new Penguins franchise record for assists. It’s been a record-collecting 20th season for arguably the greatest player in the history of Pittsburgh hockey.
The Pens are right on the bubble of the playoff picture. They are currently the third place team in the Eastern Conference Wild Card race but are tied with the Columbus Blue Jackets in points. After a poor start to their 2024-2025 campaign, they’ve managed to get their team back to 17-17-2
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