Sheriff: Man Calls 911 To Report Stolen Cocaine
Blackmon told the responding deputy that someone entered his car and took $50 and about a quarter ounce of cocaine from the center console.
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Blackmon told the responding deputy that someone entered his car and took $50 and about a quarter ounce of cocaine from the center console.
Court records show 24-year-old Matthew Gutierrez of Beaverton was arraigned on the charge Wednesday afternoon. He's due back in court next week.
The remains were discovered in April in high desert sagebrush steppe by state fish and game workers who stumbled across the bones while out on a routine patrol.
The 70-year-old man told one neighbor he wanted police to kill him.
The deputy was watching Mariel Watson in his hospital room after he was being observed for possibly swallowing the drugs.
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A spokesman says the files didn't contain clinical information, Social Security or credit card numbers.
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Ken Paxton would not divulge all the principals involved with the political organization, which has virtually no public profile.
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The Texas businessman sent his lottery winnings offshore to buy a phony insurance policy for a personal corporation that never did any business - except receive the lottery prize
