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January 31, 2013

Passed-out man arrested

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TAHLEQUAH — Tahlequah police arrested a local man early Wednesday morning after finding him passed out in a vehicle.

Joseph M. Leach, 31, of Tahlequah, was allegedly intoxicated and was placed under arrest for actual physical control of a motor vehicle.

Heather D. Montgomery, 32, of Pawnee, was arrested Tuesday evening at Walmart for concealing items in her purse and leaving without paying.

Brent Williamson, 20, of Tulsa, was arrested last week for driving under the influence.

Jeremy McClure spoke to police Tuesday after the door of a vehicle was forced open and sunglasses were taken.

Jeard Ballew reported vandalism to a home Tuesday. Ballew said someone threw paint and eggs inside the home.

Bill Blackard filed an information report  Tuesday.

Jack Garrett reported theft  Tuesday.

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