August 25, 2021 Issue, Page 3 of 10

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August 25, 2021 News Natural aging and decline may be noticeable when visiting elderly MISDEMEANORS This month I wanted to visit through no fault of your own. cess of time passing” and the check with the facility where State of Okla vs Johnny E Evans Possession of CS & parapher- with you about expectations In that time, some natural ag- difficulty of being isolated, they live. They may special and how things may have ing and possible decline may visit with the facility staff and visitation requirements such nalianalia changed with your friend or have taken place. Be aware your loved one’s physician. as appointments or limits to family member in a long-term there may be some physical Your loved one depends on the number of folks visiting. FELONIES care facility during the time of changes such as weight loss you and the staff to be sure You need to be prepared to State of Okla vs Lawrence H Holtman Property damage the Covid-19 Lockdown. or lessened mobility, hearing their needs are met. Your area be screened in and to wear a Things are opening up and or vision changes, and some ombudsman is here to advo- mask. The number one thing State of Okla vs JoeL Payne Assault. Assault & battery visitations are being re-instat- mental acuity changes, as well. cate for your loved one and for you can do for the residents ed. We can once again, with Visit with the facility staff all the residents in long -term is to get your vaccination and by force likely to produce death caution, sit beside our person, and see what changes they care. Call on them if you think exercise whatever precautions State of Okla vs Richard Gonzales Jr Child endanger- hold their hands, and give are aware of as they have been a resident may not have re- that are in place in your area. them a hug. And, we may no- with your loved one daily. If ceived the care and attention Ifyou have questions or con- ment DUI tice they have changed. you suspect the changes in they deserve. cerns, please contact your area State of Okla vs Bryan L Pfeil Burglary. Concealing sto- It’s been almost a year and your loved one are not just a You are allowed to visit your Ombudsman Supervisor Cher- half without you being present “to be expected normal pro- loved one, but before going, rie Nutley at 580-562-5032. len property State of Okla vs Aren C Benavidez Domestic assault & battery Cheyenne man charged with child neglect and DUI after Oklahoma Highway Patrol MARRIAGES € DIVORCES stop in Beckham County MARRIAGE LICENSES a seat belt.” edly declined. OHP patrol car. Aaron Lowry, Sayre ~ Rylee Grinder, Sayre ‘The driver came to a stop at ‘The trooper walked back to The BCSO deputy stayed Joseph Hargues, Elk City - Katheryne Terry, Elk City the intersection and continued the pickup truck to retrieve the with the suspect's vehicle until south on Highway 283. insurance verification card. the wrecker service could ar- ‘The trooper then activated “I observed a box of Bud rive. DIVORCES his emergency red and blue Light sitting in the front pas- Family of the minor child lights to conduct a traffic stop. senger floorboard,” the trooper was successfully contacted. Ad- Ledonna Newcomb vs Lake Newcomb Divorce The trooper reportedly ob- added. ditionally, Gonzales reportedly Arath Najera vs Neosha Najera served that the center-mount- Gonzales reportedly asked consented to allow the Roger ed brake light was not working the trooper again to take him Mills County Sheriff to assist Glenn Sullins vs Kimberly Sullins on the pickup. to jail. The trooper further with reuniting the child with Dalana Dixon vs Danny Dixon ‘The vehicle was a red 2005 explained the field sobriety Ford F-150 with Oklahoma test and said it would help the other family. Richard Gonzales Gonzales was transported to tags. (Caring trooper determine if Gonzales ‘The vehicle came to a stop was truly impaired. the Beckham County Deten- By Shonda Little near the intersection of High- ‘The trooper asked Gonzales tion Center. The trooper read A 39-year-old Cheyenne way 283 and 1130 Road. if he had any problems with ‘The trooper exited his patrol his eyes, and Gonzales alleg- Gonzales the state’s implied consent test request. ransitions Senior Relocation + Downsizing + Estate Sales man has bonded out of the car and asked the driver to exit edly stated that he was “cross- “Gonzales agreed to the Beckham County Detention the vehicle and sit in the front eyed.” state’s breath test by stating, County Living Vintage Collectables Center following an arrest last seat of the OHP patrol car. With the horizontal gaze ‘yes sir? I escorted Gonzales week after an Oklahoma High- ‘The driver complied and was nystagmus test, the trooper al- into the Beckham County Jail Estate Sale ONLINE ONLY!! way Patrolman made a stop to identified as Richard Gonzales. leged to have observed six out toadminister the state’s breath Granite Oklahoma, Charles Matheny Estate is assist the Roger Mills County ‘The trooper stated that Gon- ofsix clues of impairment. test. Upon entering the jail, selling Online! Sheriff's Office with an alleged zales left the passenger door ‘The trooper asked Gonzales Gonzales became hesitant to From Kitchen items, vintage furniture, western saddle, assault complaint. open while sitting in the patrol if he would exit the patrol car take the state’s test. Gonzales household goods, depression glass, freezer, refrigerator, The OHP trooper wrote that car. for more tests, and Gonzales records, shop tools, and so much more!! You don't want then refused the state’s breath at approximately 6:45 p.m. on ‘The trooper requested that reportedly agreed. test by stating, ‘No, I think to miss these items. August 23rd thou August 27th Every- Aug. 13, he was sitting at the he close it but Gonzales report- ‘The passenger in Gonzales’ Ryan said not to take it)” the thing must go! Go to CTbids.com search for the sale zip intersection of Highway 283 edly would not. vehicle was reportedly a minor trooper wrote. code. Register to be a bidder now! and Highway 6 facing east “T could smell the odor of an child. The trooper had the child when the Roger Mills County intoxicating beverage emitting sit with a Beckham County Gonzales has been previous- Listed on Estatesales.net, Sheriff informed him of a pos- from his breath,” the trooper Sheriff's Office deputy and the ly charged with driving under caringtransitilnswfdok.com, sible assault that had report- wrote. “I believe Gonzales was Roger Mills County Sheriff, the influence in Roger Mills FB Caring Transitions of Weatherford. edly happened in Roger Mills. attempting to keep the door who had arrived on the scene County. In that case, he was Questions: Call or text 580-660-0855, The sheriff advised the open so that I could not smell to assist. The two assisting law represented by Attorney Ryan trooper that the suspect was the odor of an intoxicating enforcement officers sat with Recker of Weatherford. driving a red pickup and was beverage emitting from his the child. ‘The trooper noted that Gon- possibly headed toward I-40. person. Gonzales’ eyes were ‘The trooper began to admin- zales has DUI convictions from ‘The trooper observed a red droopy. I asked Gonzales how ister the “walk and turn” test, 2015, 2016 and 2020. pickup traveling south on much he had to drink, and he but Gonzales reportedly re- Gonzales was given a writ- Highway 283 approach the in- said, ‘Enough’ When I was fused the test. ten warning for the defective tersection, the trooper wrote. speaking to Gonzales, he stat- At approximately 7:04 p.m., equipment for the center- “The driver leaned forward ed that I should take him to the trooper placed Gonzales mounted brake light. past the front seat passenger jail” and looked at my patrol car,” ‘The trooper asked Gonzales under arrest for driving under the influence and child en- He made his initial court ap- pearance on Aug. 19 and was Available for the report stated. “I did not ob- serve the driver to be wearing to take a standardized field so- briety test, but Gonzales alleg- dangerment. He was placed in handcuffs and put inside the released on a $10,000 bond. Gonzales is due back in court on Sept. 27. PICKUP ov DELIVERY Bulldog Strong Event Planned August 26 for SWOSU Students Host a Scholarship Weatherford merchants, five banks and the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce Route aways, free ice cream, free hot dogs, vendors, food trucks, DJ Lightbright, corn hole, dunk ‘The event is for all SWOSU students, and the public is Exchange Student! invited to attend. Bulldog 66 Nights Committee are plan- tank a money gun and prizes. ning an event in Towne Centre Students will register at Strong is sponsored in part by Make a lifelong ‘Towne Centre stores with signs the City of Weatherford Ho- friend from for all SWOSU students on ‘Thursday, August 26, from 6-8 on their front door. Each store tel/Motel Tax Committee. The p.m. will draw a preliminary winner five sponsoring banks include: The Welcome Back “Bull- and then all preliminary win- First National Bank & Trust abroad. dog Strong” Event will be held ners’ names will be eligible for Enrich your family from 6-8 p.m. in downtown the drawing of the 10 $1,000 Company, Southwest Bank, Bank of Hydro, Legacy Bank with another culture Weatherford and will feature scholarships. Winners will be and give a hard- 10 $1,000 scholarship give- announced on September 1. and BancFirst. working Scholarship Student the Saturday, August 28 Nina from Ukraine, 15 yrs. She loves opportunity to Daniel from Estonia, . Loves to play experience your i. swimming, singing, Cam until we sell out) scouting, and American way of life. all kinds of sports, especially basketball volunteering. She is and soccer. 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