Oklahoma woman who threatened school shooting gets probation
February 2, 2021 GMT
FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Pittsburg County Sheriff s Office in McAlester, Okla., shows Alexis Wilson. Wilson, charged with threatening a mass school shooting has pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of outraging public decency and sentenced to one year probation as part of a plea agreement. Court records show Alexis Dawn Wilson of McAlester entered the plea Friday, Jan, 29, 2021, in Pittsburg County District Court. Wilson was arrested in Sept. 2019 and charged with terrorism after a co-worker told investigators that she said she wanted to shoot 400 people at McAlester High School. (Pittsburg County Sheriff s Office via AP, File)
A teen accused of threatening to shoot up McAlester High School entered a plea of no contest and received a one-year deferred sentenced in a reduced charge, according to court
Staff report
Jan 29, 2021
This report reflects public Pittsburg County District Court records filed at the Pittsburg County Courthouse. The reader should keep in mind that these are charges, and not evidence of guilt. Cases with active arrest warrants issued by the court are included in this report. Dispositions of the charges are published in subsequent reports. Many names are similar and, in some cases, identical to a person not being charged. When names are identical, the News-Capital will publish a disclaimer, which more completely identifies the person being charged.
CRIMINAL MISDEMEANOR FILINGS:
Andrea Gayle Beall, 41, McAlester â Driving with license revoked, speeding in excess of lawful maximum limit
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This report reflects public Pittsburg County District Court records filed at the Pittsburg County Courthouse. The reader should keep in mind that these are charges, and not evidence of guilt. Cases with active arrest warrants issued by the court are included in this report. Dispositions of the charges are published in subsequent reports. Many names are similar and, in some cases, identical to a person not being charged. When names are identical, the News-Capital will publish a disclaimer, which more completely identifies the person being charged.
CRIMINAL MISDEMEANOR FILINGS:
Randy Linn Emberton, 33, Hartshorne â Possession of controlled dangerous substance, eluding/attempting to elude police officer, improper backing
Cynthia Ledford
The former Pittsburg County court clerk was arrested and charged Friday for alleging hiring a relative in 2019 and obstructing an investigation.
Cynthia Ledford, 51, was charged Friday with two misdemeanor counts of nepotism and obstructing an officer, according to documents filed in Pittsburg County District Court.
Court documents show the case against Ledford is being prosecuted by the District 22 District Attorneyâs Office.
Pittsburg County Jail officials told the News-Capital that Ledford was booked and released Friday. Court records show a judge set Ledford s bond at $1,000.
Special Agent Jordan Toyne with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation wrote in his probable cause affidavit he spoke with Ledford in June 2020 after receiving information that Ledford employed a family member at the Pittsburg County Court Clerkâs Office between the months of May and July 2019.