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Pittsburg County District Court criminal filings — May 30-June 3, 2022
Jun. 7—This report displays public Pittsburg County District Courtroom data filed on the Pittsburg County Courthouse. The reader ought to needless to say these are expenses, and never proof of guilt. Instances with energetic arrest warrants issued by the courtroom are included on this report. Inclinations of the fees are printed in subsequent experiences. Many names are comparable and, in some circumstances, equivalent to an individual not being charged. When names are equivalent, the Information-Capital will publish a disclaimer, which extra utterly identifies the particular person being charged.
CRIMINAL MISDEMEANOR FILINGS:
Daniel Castillo Jr., 39, Stigler — Trespassing after being forbidden
Bobby Lee Vaughn Ingram, 38, McAlester — Larceny of merchandise from retailer
Jerry Ray Britzman, 54, Stigler — Public intoxication
Damien Michael Tripp, 47, Blocker — Driving a motorcar whereas underneath the affect of alcohol-aggravated
Dustin Blake Phillips, 28, Eufaula — Driving a motorcar whereas drunk and medicines
Robert John Sanchez, 53, McAlester — Driving a motorcar whereas drunk, driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked, failure to hold insurance coverage/safety verification kind, failure to pay taxes as a consequence of state
Justin Lee Brown, 40, Stuart — Home abuse-assault and battery, obstructing officer
Garry Farris, 28, no age given — Home abuse assault and battery
Julian Alan Kamrud, 20, Kiowa — Driving a motorcar whereas drunk
Deangelo Lavonte Patton, 29, McAlester — Home abuse-assault and battery
Nicholas Brendan Underwood, 26, McAlester — Trespassing after being forbidden
Bobby Ray Campbell Jr., 49., McAlester — Trespassing after being forbidden
Edward Paul Rose, 59, McAlester — Trespassing after being forbidden
CRIMINAL FELONY FILINGS:
Madison Lott, 29, Plano, Texas — Endangering others whereas eluding/trying to elude police officer, resisting an officer
Betsy Jeanette Sturdy, 28, McAlester — Illegal possession of managed drug with intent to distribute, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia, trespassing after being forbidden
Heather Leigh Brown, 32, McAlester — Illegal possession of managed drug with intent to distribute, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked
Carl Gene Cannon Jr., 51, Oklahoma Metropolis — Violation of intercourse offenders registration act, possession of managed harmful substance
Keith Ray Morgan, 38, Wilburton — Possession of stolen automobile
MISDEMEANOR DISPOSITIONS:
Scotty Warrior, 22, Shawnee, acquired a one-year suspended sentence for forgery within the third diploma.
Misty McEvers, 42, Purple Oak, acquired two concurrent one-year suspended sentences for 2 counts of driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked.
Carlos Gutierrez-Ramirez, 19, McAlester, was ordered to pay a wonderful and courtroom prices for possession of false identification card.
Donnie Wilson Vance, 74, Hartshorne, was ordered to pay a wonderful and courtroom prices for failure to put on a seat belt. A rely of driving with license suspended was dismissed.
Brittany Nicole Mekler, 30, McAlester, acquired a one-year suspended sentence for possession of managed harmful substance.
Candace S. Hardy, 43, McAlester, acquired a six-month deferred sentence for obstructing an officer.
Jimmy Latty, 64, Kiowa, acquired a one-year deferred sentence for threaten to carry out act of violence.
David Benjamin Greenberg, 55, no handle given, acquired three concurrent 18-month deferred sentences for precise bodily management of auto underneath the affect, possession of managed harmful substance, and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia.
A 2013 cost of driving a motorcar whereas underneath the affect of alcohol-aggravated was dismissed towards Jesse L. Duncan, 39, Stigler, as a consequence of lack of speedy trial.
Acquiring money or merchandise by bogus examine/false pretenses was dismissed towards Tony Joe Noel, 29, Lequire, after the bogus examine was paid in full.
Home abuse-assault and battery and malicious damage to property underneath $1,000 had been dismissed towards Michael Glenn James, 70, Haileyville.
Home abuse-assault and battery was dismissed towards Kathleen Anderson, 48, Crowder.
Driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked, failure to hold insurance coverage/safety verification kind, and failure to put on a seatbelt had been dismissed towards Amy Renee Lynn Zimmerman, 38, McAlester.
Driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked, possession of managed harmful substance, illegal possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to hold insurance coverage/safety verification kind, transporting opened container of intoxicating beverage, and failure to put on a seat belt had been dismissed towards Jonathan Kinsey, 27, McAlester.
FELONY DISPOSITIONS:
Doyle Dwain Darby Jr., 60, Moore, acquired a five-year suspended sentence for driving a motorcar whereas drunk, two concurrent one-year suspended sentences for possession of managed harmful substance and obstructing officer and a six-month suspended sentence for transporting an opened container of intoxicating beverage.
Lloyd Dewayne Ary, 51, McAlester, acquired a seven-year deferred sentence for falsely personate one other to create legal responsibility and a one-year deferred sentence for possession of managed harmful substance. Counts of possession of managed harmful substance and illegal possession of drug paraphernalia had been dismissed.
Braecie Lindsey Donathan, 21, McAlester, acquired two concurrent deferred sentences for grand larceny and malicious damage to property over $1,000. A rely of housebreaking within the second diploma was dismissed.
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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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Insider: Russell Wilson’s Steelers Career in Jeopardy
Once heralded as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback solution, Russell Wilson’s recent fall from grace has some believing that his future with the team will be non-existent if they can’t topple the Baltimore Ravens in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.
In an appearance on 93.7 The Fan’s The PM Team with Poni & Mueller, Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk expressed his opinion that Wilson may be out of a job if the Steelers don’t pull through this weekend.
“If they lose this game on Saturday night, you think anyone wants Russell Wilson back next year?” Florio said.
Wilson’s tenure with Pittsburgh, after signing a one-year deal last March, got off on the wrong foot due to a calf injury he sustained at the beginning of training camp.
After being appointed the starter ahead of Justin Fields entering the regular season, he reaggravated his calf and missed the first six contests of the year.
It didn’t take long for Wilson to redeem himself, however, as the Steelers soared to a 10-3 record after the team went 6-1 over his first seven starts. During that stretch, he threw for 1,784 yards, 12 touchdowns and three interceptions.
In contrast, the final four contests of the campaign were a house of horrors for Pittsburgh. It went 0-4 and squandered its hold on the AFC North to Baltimore, dropping to the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoff picture in the process.
The Steelers were outscored 109-57 throughout their losing streak, and a fair amount of the blame for their shortcomings have been placed on Wilson’s shoulders. He eclipsed 150 passing yards just once over that span while taking 14 sacks and seemingly regressing across the board.
When asked if a poor showing versus the Ravens could spell the end of Wilson’s career, Florio agreed with that notion on the principle that no team would subsequently hand him a starting role on the open market and that he wouldn’t accept a deal as a backup.
“You’re right, because nobody’s gonna hand him a starting job, and he’s not gonna go the Joe Flacco route where he takes whatever spot he can on a depth chart,” Florio said. “He’ll walk away.”
With calls for Fields to get an extended look against the Ravens getting louder by the minute, Wilson is on thin ice as he tries to win back favor before he reaches free agency in the offseason.
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Two men stabbed in Pitcairn
PITCAIRN, Pa. (KDKA) — Allegheny County Police are investigating after two men were stabbed in Pitcairn.
Allegheny County Police say that police were first called to Broadway Boulevard just after 7 p.m. on Wednesday after 911 dispatchers were notified of an assault.
When first responders arrived, they found a 67-year-old man and a 65-year-old man who had each been stabbed.
Both men are expected to survive.
Police say both men were taken to the hospital and were last listed in stable condition.
Detectives from the Allegheny County Police General Investigations Unit are leading the response into what led up to the stabbing and the ensuing investigation.
Anyone with information about the stabbing is asked to call the County Police Tip Line at 1-833-ALL-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.
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