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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 17:12 |
HUGO –– Hugo Police made a routine traffic stop on Dec. 1 after encountering a truck, with a broken brake light, which failed to to turn into an inside lane on a two-way road.
According to police reports, the driver told officers that he did not have his drivers license with him. After running his name and date of birth through the communication center, the officers were made aware that the subject had a warrant out for his arrest, reports stated.
Officer’s reports said that while patting the subject down, a large sum of money was found in his pocket. Because of this, the Drug Task Force agent was called to bring the drug detecting dog to the scene.
The agent ran the dog around the vehicle, and according to officer’s reports, the dog hit on the truck and a search was conducted. Reports state that the officers only finding was a crack in the windshield.
The subject was transported to Choctaw County Jail and booked on the warrant, operating a motor vehicle without a valid drivers license, improper left turn at intersection of two-way road, wind shield cracked in driver’s view and operating a motor vehicle with defective equipment. The money that had been found in the subject’s pocket was taken for seizure, reports state.
• On Dec. 2, Hugo Police were dispatched to N. A St. in reference to vandalism of a building.
Upon their arrival, officer’s spoke with a woman who stated that she had visited her storage building and observed glass laying on the floor, along with a red brick, reports stated.
There are no suspects at this time.
• Hugo Police were dispatched to a residence on S. Seventh St. on Dec. 2 regarding a burglary that occurred early that day.
The resident informed police that it must have occurred while he was at work, reports state, and that his PS3, cords to the TV, one controller, an antique gold wedding band and various other watches and jewelry were missing.
There are no suspects at this time.
• On Nov. 30, the manager of a Hugo apartment complex reported to police that $85 was missing from the office.
According to office’s reports, the office is not always locked during the day and the woman had heard information about a possible suspect.
No arrests have been made.
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Wednesday, 30 November 2011 16:42 |
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Mark Costello says a proposed U.S. Department of Labor rule that would govern child farm workers is an attack on the rural family farm and ranch.
The federal agency is proposing that family farms or ranches that are legal partnerships or corporations not be allowed to employ children 16 years of age or younger in farm work that is deemed hazardous.
Costello says that would bar young teens from riding on a tractor and herding and branding cattle. He also says grandparents would be prohibited from having their grandchildren work on the family farm.
Costello says the proposal could damage agricultural jobs, hurt American agricultural competitiveness and damage the cultural integrity of the rural family. He also says the idea threatens to criminalize traditional family farm life. |
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Monday, 17 October 2011 16:10 |
SAWYER –– A Sawyer, Okla., police officer was medi-flighted to an Arkansas hospital after being involved in an automobile accident on Friday afternoon.
According to the officer’s reports, a 2008 KW dump truck, driven by Bobby Sullivan of Powderly, Texas, was traveling westbound on US 70 in the outside lane when Sawyer officer Darrell Armstrong passed Sullivan in the inside lane. After passing the dump truck, the police cruiser changed back to the outside lane. Reports state that Sullivan made a lane change to the inside when he observed the police cruiser braking in front of him, at which point the police unit’s emergency lights activated and Armstrong made a u-turn in front of the dump truck. The police cruiser was impacted by the dump truck in the center turn lane. According to police reports, the cruiser came to rest 109 feet from point of impact.
Thirty-nine year-old Armstrong was air lifted to Fort Smith, Ark., with a broken collar bone and pelvic fracture, reports state, while Sullivan was not injured. |
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Thursday, 10 November 2011 17:06 |
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The Family Readiness Group, partnered with Mays Home Health and Hugo and Antlers Providence, as well as its sisters offices in Antlers, Madill, Durant and Ada, decided to have a stocking drive for Tanner Watts and his Battalion, who were deployed to Afghanistan on Oct. 5.
After sending letters of suggested supplies to many different contacts, a flood of candy, books, movies, coffee and games had been received, along with boxes of other goodies like tooth brushes, razors, etc.
The goal of 25 stockings was quickly surpassed and 48 regular stockings and four giant stockings will be sent to the troops in Afghanistan. |
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Wednesday, 03 August 2011 18:38 |
By Krystle Taylor
Editor
HUGO –– Pushmataha County officers, Choctaw County Sheriff, Choctaw County EMS, Hugo Police Department and Grant and Hugo Fire Departments were among those on the scene three miles south of Hugo on Highway 271 Tuesday afternoon to assist in the extrication of a man after his vehicle crashed.
Thirty-six year-old Jeremy L. Posey of Paris, Texas was southbound on Highway 271 when his 2000 Cadillac departed the roadway to the right and overturned one and a half times, coming to rest on its top, according to police reports.
Posey was pinned in the vehicle for about 15 minutes before being removed with the help of the Jaws of Life. He was using a seat belt.
Posey was flown by EagleMed to Plano Medical Center with head, trunk-internal, trunk-external and arm injuries. He is listed in stable condition.
It is the belief of the investigating officer that Posey’s ability was impaired due to the effects of alcohol. |
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