Muskogee County District Court 06.24.25
Initial appearances
BARNETT, Jason Michael. Larceny from the house. Bond $5,000. Sounding docket July 9.
HAMPTON, Kenneth Wayne. Driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; carrying a firearm while under the influence. Bond same. Disposition docket July 9.
MATA, Ebaristo Leija. Aggravated driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Bond same. Sounding docket July 2.
MELTON, Jeffery Allan. Aggravated driving a motor vehicle ehile under the influence of alcohol. Bond $6,000. Sounding docket July 8.
PANDEY, Bimal. Driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. Bond $2,500. Disposition docket July 2.
Dismissals
HUDSON, Haley Meriah. First-degree burglary; trespassing after being forbidden; threaten to perform act of violence. Lack of jurisdiction.
PENNINGTON, Skylar Dawn. First-degree burglary; domestic abuse — assault and battery. No complaining witness.
SELLERS, Rachael Elaine aka FULTON, Rachael E. First-degree arson. Best interest of justice.
WILLiAMS, Jacqueline Maryann. Malicious injury to property — over $1,000. Lack of jurisdiction.
Revocations
MATA, Ebaristo Leija. Child endangerment by driving under the influence; driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; driving in excess of lawful maximum limit. Bond $2,000. Hearing July 2.
SHIPP, Adrian DeWayne. Second-degree burglary. Outstanding warrant.
Sentencings
PATRON, Noah Isaiah Lazarus. Possession of firearm while on probation. Five years in prison.
DUI arrests
KOLB, Derek Louis. Driving under the influence of alcohol; speeding; run stop signal. OHP arrest.
WALKER, robert Chad. Driving under the influence of any other intoxicating substance. Fort Gibson arrest.
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