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April 27, 2012

Man arrested for crashing vehicle and running off

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TAHLEQUAH — A Tahlequah man was arrested Thursday after crashing a vehicle and fleeing.

Jason D. Young, 35, of Tahlequah, allegedly left the scene of a domestic disturbance and crashed into a fence. Young fled from the vehicle and was found hiding under a tree, police said. He was booked for driving under the influence and leaving the scene of a crash with property damage.

Suzanne R. McDaniel, 37, of Park Hill, was arrested Wednesday for shoplifting and criminal trespassing at Walmart.

Jennifer Anderson filed a report Monday about a purse being stolen from a vehicle.

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