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April 24, 2012

Drug fraud alleged

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TAHLEQUAH — Tahlequah police arrested a local woman April 19 for attempting to obtain prescription medication using a fradulent prescription. Susan Horner, 27,  was taken into custody when she arrived to pick up the  pain medication at Walgreens.

Shannon Dawson, 34, of Tahlequah was arrested on Sunday for shopllifting at Walmart.

Following a traffic stop, Carlos Coronado, 28, of Tahlequah was arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol after failing a field-sobriety test.

Thomas Gardner, 21, was arrested on Saturday for destruction of propert. The Tahlequah man was painting graffiti on private property behind Dollar Tree.

Following a traffic stop, James Harsha, 25, of Tahlequah was arrested on Saturday for driving under the influence and possession of a controlled and dangerous substance.

Tahlequah police responded to a domestic disturbance call Saturday and transported a Tahlequah woman to W.W. Hastings Hospital for treatment. The woman said her boyfriend hit her, but others present at the residence reported the woman had gotten into a fight with another female subject.

Kenneth Roundtree reported to Tahlequah police on April 20 that his credit card and bank account had been used without his knowledge by a known suspect.

Kyle Pritchett, 19, of Tahlequah was arrested by Tahlequah police on April 20 for domestic assault and battery.

Bobbi Charles reported to Tahlequah police on April 16 that her dog was shot in the hind-quarter by an unknown person.

Richard Griffin, 61, of Tahlequah was arrested on April 20 for assault and battery.

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