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21 September at 19:57 ·
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Enid Police Department
17 September at 15:04 ·
Officers arrested a 28-year-old Enid woman Tuesday morning following a short pursuit when she fled from a traffic stop on the city’s east side.
Officer Geoffrey McBride stopped Emily Jean Owings Sindt in the 300 block of East Elm about 9 a.m. when he saw she wasn’t wearing her seatbelt.
The woman explained it was her birthday, had lost her license and told the officer she had to “poop.” None of which got her out of the traffic stop.
A check with dispatch found Owings Sindt’s license was revoked and she had a warrant out of Woods and Grant counties. While waiting for this information, McBride saw the woman bouncing up and down in her seat and heard her yell several times more that she had to “poop.”
McBride explained that if the two counties wouldn’t extradite she would be cited and released if she could find a ride.
Owings Sindt was speaking with Officer Tom Rhyne when dispatch radioed Woods County would extradite. Owings Sindt then revved her engine, cursed the officers at the scene and sped away with her tires squealing.
She led officers on a pursuit for several blocks, reaching speeds of 70 mph in a 30 mph zone, past an elementary school, through an intersection with a 4-way stop and stopping at 16th and Randolph.
Owings Sindt was taken into custody by Officers Andy Morris and McBride. During an inventory of her vehicle, a glass meth pipe with a burnt residue inside was found.
She was booked on complaints of eluding, reckless driving, driving under suspension, no seat belt, no insurance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Everybody poops, we know, but that’s no reason to commit a felony and put in danger the lives of officers, other motorists and pedestrians in the area.
Also, be sure to buckle up. Seat belts save lives.
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Apriced Most Wanted
9 September at 18:44 ·
REWARD! ENID OKLAHOMA! Melissa white is wanted for failure to appear on malicious injury of property, possession of controlled substance charges from Garfield County. Information leading to her arrest will receive a reward. Contact me by PM or text 580 227-0459 reward is $500 cash and very confidential.
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Enid Police Department
October 29 at 10:49 AM ·
Enid, we are asking for any information related to a drive-by shooting reported to the department the night of Oct. 27.
At 9:59 p.m., three shots were fired in the 2300 block of West Randolph. No injuries were reported. Responding officers found two bullet strikes to the victim’s vehicle and another bullet inside a closet in the victim’s home.
Officers were told a possibly dark-colored four-door sedan could have been involved.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to contact us at (580) 242-7000 or Garfield County Crime Stoppers in reference to case #2020-9484.
Anyone having information that will lead to the arrest or prosecution of this, or any other, crime is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (580) 233-6233 or go to the website, https://www.enid.org/services/police and submit a tip anonymously.
You can earn a reward up to $1,000, will not be required to testify and will not be identified.
You can also Text your tip to “847411.” Just type EPDTIP and then your message in the text box.
Middle School Parent PSA
1 - Say no to Snapchat. They will send or receive a nude picture eventually. They probably already have. They will also lie about this when you ask them. Many middle school kids do not have Snapchat - just in case they try to argue with your rule. (You’ll notice that the rest of these aren’t numbered. Right.)
Tik Tok is full of nasty stuff and the f word.
Parenting preteens/teens is not for the lazy. You cannot leave them for hours behind closed doors with phones, TVs, computers, or friends.
If you’re not going to go through their texts, please don’t give them a phone.
Screen Time on their iPhone should be enabled with a passcode before you ever hand it to them. It’s so easy to use.
You can turn the internet off - even on a smart phone. If you find inappropriate garbage, turn it off. They cannot handle it.
Friends in their grade are having sex. More than one friend. Talk to your kids.
Stop bailing them out. Stop it. Let them fail. They will all mess up.
Don’t freak out when they do - especially if they tried.
Many middle schoolers are addicted to porn. Loads of them. CHECK THEIR PHONES. They are so desensitized to things that we thought were taboo.
Tell them no.
They lie. All kids. Yours and mine.
They’ve already experienced peer pressure in some form. Like that kind. Ask them to be honest about it.
JUULs. NO. Google it.
They need coping skills. If stress and anxiety are controlling their thoughts, figure out how to help. This shouldn’t be their 24/7 way.
Know their friends. This is everything. “Show me your friends, and I’ll show you your future.” It’s true.
Hold them accountable. Make them own up to their mistakes.
Be involved in their schoolwork. Know their teachers. Know when they have tests. They are 12. They still need your guidance.
I mostly see two kinds of kids in middle school: naive and far from it. Try to equip your kid to be somewhere in the middle. This happens by having the right kinds of conversations.
Teach them to respect authority. All authority. They will love some adults and some they won’t. That’s life. Learn to deal with everyone in a kind and respectful way.
Love them through the weird. They need love now - maybe more than ever.
❤,
Mrs. Phillips
A Middle School Teacher
Happy New Year!
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December 20, 2020 at 12:52 PM ·
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Enid Police Department
22 hrs ·
FOUND ITEM: If you lost your bag of meth while burglarizing a vehicle overnight we have it.
If you burglarized a vehicle in the 800 block of East Oklahoma, and dropped your meth in the car, it is stored safely at the station and is awaiting you to come claim it.
You can come down to the station, or if the roads are too perilous, call us and we’ll come to your residence and speak with you there.
If someone reading this knows who the lost meth belongs to, please call us at (580) 242-7000 or message us below. We just want make sure the baggie of meth is reunited with its owner.
The case number is 2021-1174.
It’s a great day to get out of jail! Call me for professional and honest bonding! 580-478-3930
Enid Police Department
January 12 at 2:05 PM ·
Enid, we need your help identifying this man seen in surveillance video taken this morning following a theft of gasoline.
The case number is 2021-290. Either message us or call (580) 242-7000 if you can identify him. Tipsters can remain anonymous.
Thank you for the help.
