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Madill Record ‘In the Arms of Lake Ttexoma’Exoma’ Thursday, Aug. 27 Friday, Aug. 28 Saturday, Aug. 29 Sunday, Aug. 30 Monday, Aug. 31 Tuesday, Sept. 1 Wednesday, Sept. 2 Heat Advisory High Temp: 89 High Temp: 101 High Temp: 98 High Temp: 95 High Temp: 96 High Temp: 94 High Temp: 94 Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Partly Cloudy Sunny The Madill Record ‘In the Arms of Lake TTexoma’exoma’ Vol. 126 — Number 10 Madill, Marshall CountyCounty,, OK 73446 — ThursdayThursday,, August 27, 2020 14 Pages in 2 Sections — $1 A new queen is crowned Bodies found in lakes By Shalene White shalene@madillrecord. net Officers are investigating two incidents involving bod- ies found in water around Lake Texoma. Tuesday morning, a body was found at approximaely 7:40 a.m. east of the U.S. Highway 377 bridge. The body was later iden- tified as Devon Hickman, a 29-year-old male from Kingston. Hickman had an active warrant for vandal- ism. Even though Hickman had multiple priors, inves- tigators do not believe this to be criminal, at this time. Another body was discov- ered at Litte Glass Resort and Marina. OHP Trooper Scott Kings said the body was found by two campers around 9: 00 a.m. Identi- fication is pending further investigation. The Madill Record will update as infor- mation is available. Check www.madillrecordd.net for updates. Charles White Cassidy Hall, the 14-year-old daughter of Cody Hall and Renee Connel, was crowned Madill Round Up Club Rodeo Queen at the 74th Madill Round Up Rodeo Coping with on August 22, 2020. COVID By Shalene White Man jailed; girl safe; cop commended shalene@madillrecord. net By Shalene White Chief John Bridgeman Hanks and gave him a mere moments later, he father informed Hanks The father sprang into shalene@madillrecord. had visited the residence description of the truck and the juvenile were that once he realized action, found the truck Even though the pan- net approximately a month they saw prior to the gone. his daughter was with and called dispatch. He demic has been crippling prior because of behavior juvenile coming up miss- Knowing the situation Ulmet, he attempted to followed the truck until the world since March, ap- An incident that oc- issues with the juvenile. ing. They could not get could soon become dire track them down in his OHP was able to inter- proximately five months, it curred on August 19 end- She had found her daugh- a good description of the because a 32-year-old own personal vehicle. cede and conduct a traffic feels like an eternity for some ed up bad for one – spe- ter had been speaking driver, due to the window male had taken a juvenile The pursuit was unsuc- stop. That was when the people. One of the most dif- cifically Daniel Ulmet, with a male on multiple being tinted. under the age of 16 from cessful, because he lost father was able to con- ficult things about COVID is but good for countless occasion through social According to the moth- her house, he sprang into the pair before making firm that his daughter the anxiety and stress that others. At approximately media apps. er, the incident started action. He cleared the it to Hwy 70. He then was in the truck. accompanies being forced 6:00 p.m., Kingston Of- The mom took away when the juvenile ap- residence, then contacted headed toward the Hwy According to the ar- to quarantine and socially ficer Dakota Hanks was the daughter’s phone proached the mother Marshall County Dis- 70 and I35 junction in rest report, after Ulmet distance. It is in our genetic dispatched to a residence as punishment and as- and requested if she patch to put out a BOLO hopes of catching sight was detained, he alleg- makeup to connect to other in response to a possible sumed things were bet- could place a duffle bag (Be On the Lookout) of them. edly admitted to being human beings. runaway. ter since her daughter of clothes in the family to all the surrounding While the father was attracted to young girls, There is a deep-down, Hanks arrived at the was no longer acting vehicle. The juvenile told counties. Hanks’ quick watching traffic pass and that there were innate need to socialize. So, residence and spoke with out. Hanks inquired if her mother they were response led to the cap- by, he stated his cousin explicit pictures from when the CDC and other the mother of the juvenile the daughter had run clothes she no longer ture of Ulmet before the saw him on the side of several underage females medical personnel are say- who was missing. She away in the past, and wanted. Not suspecting juvenile could be in any the road and asked if he on his phone. ing everybody must stay stated that her, who is the mom confirmed she foul play, the mother danger. OHP stopped was in need of vehicle Ulmet is currently six feet apart, it is difficult. under the age of 16, had had attempted to a few allowed the juvenile to Ulmet on I35 in Carter assistance. The father being held at the Carter They might as well be tell- either left with or was times before. However, bring the bag outside. County. explained what he was County Jail for charges ing everybody to find an taken by an unknown police had picked her up Apparently, that was Once Ulmet was in looking for and why. A of Possession of Juvenile abandoned cave and live in male driving a dark blue before she made it down the small window of custody, and the juvenile few minutes later, the Pornography and Har- it. That may seem extreme, Chevrolet truck. the road from the house. opportunity Ulmet, a was safe, Hanks returned cousin spotted a truck boring a Runaway. but for some, it is what social The mother informed A few family members 32-year-old from Nor- to the original address to matching the description Marshall County is distancing feels like. Staying Hanks that Kingston arrived to speak with man, needed, because a speak to the father. The and informed the father. (See SAFE, page 6A) away from loved ones and friends is especially difficult on teenagers. They feel the urge to socialize more than Multiple calls to dispatch lead to the arrest of two suspects most. That is one reason it is so tough for a teenager to he and his girlfriend ran out aid at the scene of the crash. Gamboa, a 27-year-old female resist the urge to hang out of gas and asked if they could Apparently, the calls kept from Durant. Once the pair with their friends. borrow some. coming in about the couple, be- had been identified, the officer Another reason is because The responding party re- cause as officers were respond- inquired about the crash. They the prefrontal cortexes have trieved a gas can and gave ing to the crash, he received both admitted to the crash but yet to develop, leaving them the couple some gas and another report that the vehicle claimed they did not need any feeling invincible. They watched them drive away. As involved in the crash left the further assistance. might not adhere completely she watched them drive off, scene. They were also reported The officer was checking to the mask mandates, or she realized her purse was no to be driving toward town in a for signs of intoxication when social distancing requests. longer in the front seat of her “reckless manner.” dispatch found outstanding WETA, a mental health vehicle. She then deduced that While the officer was head- warrants for Dellinger. Once awareness organization the couple must have taken it. ing toward the crash site, the warrants came back on the launched a project called The victim then gave officers he located a vehicle that suspect, the officer placed him By Shalene White dispatched to a residence on “Well Beings.” It invites a description of the suspects. matched the description of into custody. Then the deputy Highway 32 regarding the teens to speak up and speak [email protected] As the officer was gathering the suspect vehicle. The truck witnessed Dellinger drop sev- burglary of a vehicle. out on mental health, and information for his report, he was stopped at a residence, so eral items on the ground. As the Once deputies arrived on how learn how to deal with On August 18, multiple received a call about an ac- the officer pulled up behind it officer was assisting in picking scene, the responding party stress. It showcased a few calls made to the Marshall cident involving a tree and a and watched the driver exit up the items, he found that it told the officers that she had teenagers and how they County dispatch resulted in vehicle matching the descrip- the vehicle and begin to walk was a check book belonging to placed her purse in her truck are dealing with stress and two suspects – later identified tion of the suspect’s vehicle. away from it. the original victim who gave but left her keys in the house. anxiety. as Jon Dellinger, and Chelsey The reporting party from the The deputy instructed Del- the couple some gas for their As the victim exited her house, River is a 16-year-old Gamboa – getting arrested. accident informed dispatch linger, a 25-year-old male from truck. she noticed a man standing transgender teenager who It all began when the Mar- that the couple were engaged Durant, to return to the truck.
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