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Page 2 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Friday, January 3, 2020 Elk City police radio log December 27 Dept. called to scene. 13th and with tool boxes in the back, 15:43 pm — Officer assistance Pioneer. flatbed, hay fork on the back. 21:12 pm — 911 Transfer 13:30 pm — Ask to speak to 1:08 am — traffic I-40 east- concerning trustee inmate hav- Reporting person thinks some- from Huddle House parking lot an officer. Reporting person is bound ing a DHS visitation with her 22:26 pm — Fight but no one came in and took the keys where a 71 year old female fell concerned that the person who son. She would like for her son weapons involved. Called for from the Disturbance house and and thinks she broke her foot. went to live in Illinois is run- 1:15 am — Alarm -Elk City to meet an officer so he could lift assist after uncle had fallen possibly took the title. Firearm ning from charges concerning Intermediate School, SW cor- be more comfortable around between the sink and the toilet on front seat, 300 Winchester 21:30 pm — Shoplifting at setting fire to a couples trailer ner gym, motion. law enforcement. due to a physical altercation. rifle, Reporting person is unco- ‘Walmart. Citation issued. 1200 blk. S Van Buren operative. Truck located, was 15:39 pm — Stolen Vehicle 2:21 am — traffic I-40 east- 15:50 pm — reporting person used by a neighbor. 700 blk. W. 21:48 pm — 14 year old juve- from the parks dept. Ford F150 bound stated she has an abundance December 28 Ave. C. nile out of control. 1300 blk. W. has GPS. Gate was broken into, of cakes and sweets that she Sth, 3:06 am - Request to speak to would like to donate to the Po- 00:05 am — Domestic dis- 11:39 am — Remove subject 16:03 pm — Reporting per- an officer, brought in a counter- lice Dept. 100 blk. of Hosana. pute, reporting party wants to from Kings Inn after being ask December 29 son advises there is a domestic feit $100 bill which was found get daughter, says she wants to to leave property and after not in the house behind Domino’s between Hutch’s and the Hud- 16:34 pm — Noise distur- file a report referencing the as- paying rent. Subject removed 00:24 am - Disturbance up- CStore, that has gotten physi- dle House. bance in the 400 blk. of McAr- sault, but will not give location. and waiting for a taxi. stairs at Granite Landing. Re- cal. Reporting person got a text thur, Music is being played Reporting party advised the ju- porting person states there lots from the niece saying he was 3:25 am — traffic 1-40 east- from down the street. venile is back at the residence. 12:22 pm— Alarm in Elk City of banging and dogs barking. hitting her Mom, Call was un- bound Reporting party giving false Intermediate school. Teacher in 2300 bik. E. 7th founded. 300 blk State 17:03 pm ~ Domestic dis- locations, 1200 blk. S. Van Bu- bldg. All okay. 800 N. Pioneer. 6:59 am — EMS Ambulance, pute, 4000 blk. 7th, Boyfriend ren. 00:49 am — Disturbance at 20:20 pm — Stolen property called to Cimarron Ridge throwing stuff outside. 18:21 pm -Vandalism at the Clarion. White female, was reported. The suspect took Apartments. Female is preg- 2:15 am — Suspicious person, Kings Inn. Broke out a window last seen walking north, Arrest a wallet and then headed to 100 nant and concerned she is in 18:21 pm — Warrant service, 7th and Van Buren. in the room, left on foot headed made, blk. Merritt drive, on foot. Sus- labor or having a miscarriage. 200 blk. Regional. towards Braum’s. 1900 blk. W. pect then hid the wallet. Owner 4:01 am — Disturbance in 3rd. 7:27 am — Lots of shots fired, was advised where it was and 8:51 am — Request to speak 19:36 pm — Domestic stand- house where 2 subjects were 400 blk. W Ist has it in her possession. 300 to an officer in regard to bruises by, manager letting reporting yelling and a juvenile was pres- 19:59 pm — Breaking and en- bik. S Okla. found on a relative possible person his property. 1900 BIk. ent. State and Broadway. tering occurred in the 1900 blk 9:41 am — Dumpster Diving, sustained at GPRMC. Rela- 3rd St. W. Ave. B. Reporting person unable to locate person, Lusk 23:03 pm — Suspicious ve- tive lives in Snyder. Relative 10:35 am — Suspicious RV heard door open, then again in and 6th. hicle honking hom and driving took an ambulance to Altus 21:22 pm — Heard shots fired, in T & W parking lot, driving 20 min, Man standing In front up and down in front of AT & hospital, no available beds in 500 blk. W. Sth around the parking lot and all yard wearing an orange hoodie 12:44 pm — Request to speak T. Reporting person ask him to ICU so they were transferred the signs are missing at Sch- took off running. Ran across an officer concerning a man at stop and the offender told him to GPRMC where bruises may 21:41 pm- Suspicious person lumberger. People in RV have the street and crashed through GPRMC ER who was cleaning he needed to shut up. have occurred. Patient was then on bicycle on 6th and Calloway taken signs down and put them the fence. Possibly a juvenile. his gun and shot his hand. transferred to Mangum Hospi- in the RV. Copper taken out of tal. 21:45 pm — Officer ask to bldg. All buildings checked and stand by while personal be- no one is in there now. Manager 11:53 am - EMS ambulance longings are being pick up, 100 in El Reno office notified. Two CAPPS games are more likely to spend the night, go shop- visits in the first quarter, and so that’s upon us now, Continued from page 1. ping and eat out, Mason so we'll be communicat- requested, 43-year-old mother Merritt Dr subjects criminally trespassed. “We continue to work collapsed on the floor, Has HBP said. ing with them and seeing and takes meds, is diabetic. 21:57 pm — No injury ac- 11:37 am — Vehicle thought on trying to attracting re- “And all those things what possibilities might be Transported. cident. Driver hit a pole, Fire to be stolen. 2007 Dodge 1 Ton tail,” he said. “I'll be go- leave cash in our commu- there,” he said, adding that ing down to International nity when they go home,” most are manufacturing John Wayne Council of Shopping Cen- ters [meeting] next week Mason said. “So that’s a real benefit of that. We companies of some sort. He said people who already Continued from page 1. in Fort Worth and we have think, economically, it'll live here who might fit the appointments with several really get the biggest pay- skill sets of these compa- walk through the Two Grits Tuesday. collection of Western art businesses we'd like to re- off initially from that.” nies because of their back- exhibition with curator The National Cowboy and artifacts while spon- Michael R. Grauer, Mc- & Western Heritage Mu- soring dynamic education- cruit here and kind of add And once Red Rock Sta- ground in the energy sector. to our mix. But those things dium gets updated, better He said companies seem to Casland Chair of Cowboy seum, located at 1700 NE al programs to stimulate Culture/Curator of Cow- 63rd St. in Oklahoma City, interest in the enduring leg- take time.” crowds should be attracted, be impressed with the work boy Collections & Western is America’s premier insti- acy of the American West. Play ball! Mason said. The city wants ethic of people who live Art. tution of Western history, For more information, visit Also in 2019, residents to eventually have a new here. saw the first real project sound system and lights Mason wants to keep the Admission for the Jan. art and culture. Founded in nationalcowboymuseum. 10 event is $45 and $40 for 1955, the Museum collects, org. from CAPPs come to frui- and better seating at the downtown vibrant but the Museum members. Res- preserves and exhibits an tion: new synthetic turf stadium. city also wants to expand ervations are required by internationally renowned approved for _ ballfields CAPPs’ future its retail areas. Also, he in town began being in- CAPPs has been “a said he thinks a change will stalled at Red Rock Stadi-source of pride for the com- occur once the last leg of Elk City police made four arrests um in Ackley Park and the munity” and city leaders construction is done for the between Dec. 27 and 29. All indi- 5-Plexes for baseball and look forward to other proj- divided roadway for High- viduals arrested are presumed in- softball. ects, Mason said. Leaders way 6 going south out of “That’s going to help us have to decide what proj- Elk City. nocent until proven guilty. in a number of ways,” Ma- ects they want to do next, “T think we'll see a lot Amy Laticia Arrests and complaints: son said. “First off all, it and will choose, among more traffic willing to look Magpie, 30, vette Carman, will be a great facility for other features, splash pads, at coming this way,” Mason disturbing 40, driving thepeaceby —_ under the drunk and disorderly influence alcohol of or Oklahoma popu- our athletes to be able to perform on, but even more aquatic center, convention said. “Right now, they look center, hiking/biking trails at going north out of Dallas lation inches to- and ag expo center, Mason to Oklahoma City and then so, we'll be able to host conduct. intoxicating substance, more tournaments because reiterated that the projects over. Otherwise, they might second of- we can almost guarantee can attract people to town ward 4 million be able to come up through = fense within 10 years. Ver- there won't be any rainouts. and help the city’s econo- Wichita Falls and Vernon sion two. That’s the biggest frustra- my. and then shoot straight By Chris Castel July 2019. tion, especially if you’ve Eventually, an Oil and north.” The Oklahoman, Okla- The state’s population got a traveling squad and Gas Museum will be con- But he said that’s con- homa City on July 1 was 3,956,971, you want to go somewhere structed, and it will help the tingent on the highway Charles Blake according to estimates re- and you want to be able to Kyle, 32, local OKLAHOMA CITY - leased this week. city’s Route 66 presence. becoming two lanes both warrant. get your games in. These projects would be ways on Highway 6. And Oklahoma’s __ population Between April 2010 continues to creep toward and July 2019, Oklaho- “With the drainage sys- done a few years into the speaking of highways, the Johnathon J. tem we've got built into future, Mason said. city looks forward to di- 4 million, according to new ma gained an estimated this, we're going to virtu- Lindsey, 26, New business vided diamond interchange local warrant. U.S. Census Bureau esti- 205,000 residents. The ally guarantee that they Even as there is a slow- being finished this year on mates that show the state 5.5% growth rate was be- will be able to get all of down in employment with Highway 6 over Interstate gained about 17,000 peo- low the national average their games in. About the businesses having to cut 40 in Elk City. ple between July 2018 and of 6.3%. In the region, it only thing that can stop it back in the energy sector, “The state is willing to rElkCituNews was better than Arkansas at this point will be light- that development gives city make it kind of the Wel- and Kansas, but far below ning,” Mason said, chuck- leaders a chance to attract come to Oklahoma bridge, Texas and Colorado. ling. “That will allow us to other types of companies, and so we want to make The next official census not only get more teams in Mason said. it not just unique to drive Dees $173.00 is in 2020. In between the but probably schedule more “We've got proposals out ‘on but attractive,” Mason Sasa actual headcounts done tournaments and things, there with four or five dif- said, noting that there will every 10 years, the U.S. both for the girls and boys.” ferent companies right now be four lighted oil derricks Is pabtiikend treice weekly ry Beckton esi, LLC Census Bureau conducts ‘XD W. Mommbeary, BIk City, OR 72644-47365 When there’s a guarantee and we hoping to hear back placed on the bridge along See Population page 5. of so many games, people from them and get them in with two bronze elks. ‘AEFIMAS TER: Sem aes; Changes ic EP W. Meuabwzy, Fk CSey, DE 736M. who visit Elk City for those for a site visit,” Mason said. Among other topics, Ma- SUBSCRIPTIONS (Devers bry rma: doh Limit Ponies EUROPE SPECIAL they were, but he said the City Municipal Airport to 15-day HEART OF EUROPE” Circle Tour of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Mason said he could not divulge which companies son said additional hangars could be built at the Elk Sseemry Don Munsch Italy, France, Belgium &t Holland by Image Tours city is looking at a broad maximize its potential and $4440 Snax mons aio We refends on sotescrigores. fy toes range of companies, such meet demand. 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