Sequoyah County Courthouse Public Records

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March 18, 2026

Felony Docket

Mark G. Hunter, 45, Roland: DUI-drugs; Leaving scene of accident damaged fixture; Leaving scene of accident damaged fixture; Reckless driving.

Laci M. Noah, 35, Roland: Trafficking in illegal drugs (methamphetamine); Poss. of firearm after former felony conviction; Poss. of firearm after former felony conviction; Poss. of sawed-off shotgun/ rifle; Tampering with security camera or system; Unlawful poss. of drug paraphernalia.

Joshua S. Tyler, 42, Sallisaw: Assault with intent to commit a felony.

Hunter R. Chronister, 22, Roland: Failure to comply with sex offender registration act.

Jeffery Powe, 64, Sacramento, Ca.: Poss. of firearm after former felony conviction; Unlawful poss. of drug paraphernalia.

Scott A. Campbell, 54, Checotah: Felony value-false pret/bogus check/con game.

David T. Reed, 32, Muldrow: Domestic A&B by strangulation; Domestic A&B in presence of minor.

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Former Vian pitcher sees action against Eastern

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