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A Norman man is accused of delivering methamphetamine to an undercover police officer last January.
Justin Ryan Hatcher, 19, was charged Wednesday with unlawful delivery of a controlled drug within 2,000 feet of a school.
According to court documents, an undercover Norman detective purchased four grams of methamphetamine for $200 Jan. 24, near a convenience store on Campus Corner.
Other felonies filed recently include:
• Jesse Robert Polston Jr., 40, Norman, four counts of knowingly concealing stolen property;
• Auston Epps Castleberry, 20, Norman, knowingly concealing stolen property;
• Cody Dewayne Hunter, 19, Edmond, knowingly concealing stolen property;
• Jason David Gee, 19, Blanchard, false declaration of ownership in a pawn; embezzlement;
• Gerald Wayne Garde, 36, Moore, domestic abuse;
• Ronald Louis Russell, 36, Oklahoma City, unlawful possession of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a park, after former conviction of a felony;
• Austin Chase Burks, 18, Oklahoma City, two counts of uttering a forged instrument;
• David C. Duncan, 35, Norman, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous drug;
• Eric Jason Winn, 21, Norman, unlawful possession of controlled drugs in the presence of a child under 12;
• Emily Grace Cheney, 19, Norman, unlawful possession of controlled drugs in the presence of a child under 12;
• Ky Sherron Troutman, 23, Oklahoma City, unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute;
• Garrett Sinclair Harris, 21, Norman, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; attempted escape from lawful custody;
• Nathan Wayne Voshall, 28, Oklahoma City, omitting to provide for a child;
• Melissa Dawn Cook, 39, Del City, obtaining cash or merchandise by two or more bogus checks exceeding $500;
• Eric Auther Zimmerman, 26, Norman, larceny from the house;
• Satina Leann Taylor, 19, Norman, grand larceny;
• Jonathan Michael Stapleton, 19, Norman, grand larceny;
• Jeffery Sean Moss, 41, Norman, second-degree burglary; knowingly concealing stolen property.
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