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March 11, 2009

Daily Log

Court Report

Warranty Deeds

Harley Disheroon et al to Roger D. Parker

Edward Halsell Fite III to Edward H. Fite III Trust

Southridge Development Co. to Jasen D. Wright

Kentucky Fried Chicken to Hen Truong Tieu et ux

Felonies

Jose Luis Garcia -- intimidation of witness

Lawrence Raymond Eyman -- domestic abuse by strangulation

Misdemeanors

Jennifer Eden -- failure or neglect to compel child to attend school

Casey Renee Alfred -- failure or neglect to compel child to attend school

Clinton Bruce York -- DUI

Bruce A. Bardesis -- DUI

Kenneth Skillern -- public drunk

Victoria Dawn James -- DUI

Jason Ray Kinsey -- failure or neglect to compel child to attend school

Jared Taylor Smith -- DUI

Austin J. Miles -- DUI

Noah Doran Nofire -- public drunk

Cody Sanders -- DUI

Civils

Cavalry Investments vs. Steve Dockins

First Fidelity Bank vs. Richard Holmes

Faust Corp. vs. Marcella Selaya

Asset Acceptance vs. David Dewayne Smith

Watt Osage vs. Keith Hood

Protective Orders

Margaret Mae Close vs. David W. Close Jr.

Robert A. Watt vs. David W. Close Jr.

Rachel W. Murphy vs. Sammy Joe Duvall

Kaitlyn M. Jolley vs. Evan Crosby

Small Claims

Colonial Finance vs. Marla Kay Jordan

Loan Plus vs. Rozella G. Ryals

Divorces

Odessa M. Webster vs. Jacob Terry Birdtail

Garlin Earl Keen vs. Kristie Dawn Keen

Venessa Hardison vs. Delbert M. Hardison

Sharon Kay Ruff vs. James Scott Ruff

Vineta Jo Reese vs. Frankie Dion Reese

Marriages

Norman Dale Sloan, 32, Tahlequah and LeeAnna Rachelle Buckskin, 18, Tahlequah

Fire Runs

March 9

Tahlequah FD; 5:54 p.m. Grass Fire. Sequoyah High School

Tahlequah FD; 10:25 p.m. Fence post Smoking. State Highway 51 and Allen

Lowrey VFD; 10:53 p.m. Structure Fire. (Mutual Aid with Peggs) 15,000 block Highway 82C

March 10

Tahlequah FD; 4:06 a.m. Structure Fire. West 790 Road

Tahlequah FD; 6:24 a.m. Motor Vehicle Collision. Del Rancho

Tahlequah FD; 10:33 a.m. 4800 block South Muskogee

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