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Ninnekah Coach Charged With Rape After Multiple Allegations From Former Students - Vimarsana News

Ninnekah Coach Charged With Rape After Multiple Allegations From Former Students

By: Barry Mangold GRADY COUNTY, Oklahoma - Three former Ninnekah Public School students accused Ronald Akins, a girls basketball coach at the district, of sexual assault and rape while they were enrolled.  Akins was charged Tuesday with two counts of sexual battery and two counts of rape by instrumentation. He was arrested last week and has since bonded out of the Grady County jail.  The three former students were between 13 and 17 years old at the time of the alleged incidents, according to the probable cause affidavit written by Lt. Bellan Gornick of the Grady County Sheriff’s Office.Â...

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Home Of Former Ninnekah Coach, Arrested On Complaints Of Lewd Acts, Catches On Fire - Vimarsana News

Home Of Former Ninnekah Coach, Arrested On Complaints Of Lewd Acts, Catches On Fire

By: Hunter McKee First, a Ninnekah Public School coach was arrested on a child sex crime complaint. Then his house burned to the ground. Grady County officials said they got a call from someone informing them Ronald Akins home was on fire, but when they got there, firefighters said it was a complete loss. "It could be possible arson," said Chief Perry Wenzel, with the Grady County Fire Department. "I mean it's all under investigation right now, it's unknown, undetermined right now." Last week, the sheriff's office got a call from the father of a former Ninnekah Public School student.

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Federal Surplus Looking To Help More Nonprofits In Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Federal Surplus Looking To Help More Nonprofits In Oklahoma

By: Brian Mueller OKLAHOMA CITY - You can find just about anything on the Federal Surplus grounds in Oklahoma, a service under the Office of Management and Energy Services umbrella. Like for example, this small arms storage facility that could be repurposed as a storm shelter. “We bring in a lot of stuff and a different variety of stuff," said Roger Stone, Administrator with the Division of Capital Asset and Management. Every year the federal government donates thousands of items worth millions of dollars of surplus property to states. Various state and public agencies and nonprofits take...

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