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Edmond Police arrest report (The following arrest reports are provided by the Edmond Police Department. Guilt or innocence is determined in a court of law. Dec. 7 Kirk Douglas Smith Jr., 34 of Edmond. Failure to appear. John Patrick Milliner, 53 of Noble. Possession of CDS and operate (DUI or APC) a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or combination of CDS chemical or controlled substance. Nichole Marie Krin Larose, 33 of Oklahoma City. Public intoxication and possession of marijuana. Lindsay Shea Bonsall, 31 of Guthrie. Possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of CDS and a felony DUI/APC. Matthew Isaac Hicklin, 40 of Edmond. Non-assault resisting officer, public intoxication and failure to ap-
pear. Anthony Vance Roberts, 42, of Edmond. Public intoxication. Dec. 8 Corey Allen Louk, 29 of Edmond. Operate (DUI or APC) vehicle under the influence of alcohol and possession of CDS. Dustin Lee Meadows, 34 of Edmond. Public intoxication. Mona Parmar, 42 of Edmond. Felony warrant, obstruction of an officer and misdemeanor receiving stolen property. Mason Rex Boyer, 19 of Midwest City. Non-assault resisting officer and public intoxication. Dec. 9 Cameron Lee Carter, 27 of Edmond. Public intoxication. Michael Angelo Smith, 32 of Edmond. Failure to appear. Alyssa Lynn Cipponeri, 20 of Ed-
mond. Non-assault resisting officer and disorderly conduct. Sierra Alena Lucas, 22 of Edmond. Public intoxication. Dec. 10 Latoya Monique Frederick-Ivy, 38 of Edmond. Possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of CDS. Francisco Alexander Downey, 22, homeless. Petit larceny and public intoxication. Dec. 11 Randi Nicole Rose, 35 of Edmond. Domestic abuse assault. (Strangulation) Todd Kaleb Pearson, 31 of Norman. Disregard of signal light, no proof of insurance, no tag/improper tag and driving while privilege is canceled, suspended, denied of revoked. Jennifer Anne Jones, 39 homeless in Edmond. Public intoxication. Matthew James Adams, 31 of Ed-
mond. Public intoxication and failure to appear. Dec. 12 Rachel Renee Lowe, 35 of Oklahoma City. Operate (DUI or APC) a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .08 or more. David Jay Hoffman, 22 of Edmond. Possession of CDS and carrying a weapon under the influence of alcohol. Dalton Robert Canter, 26 of Greenville, Pa. Public intoxication. Timothy James Garrett Rhymes, 20 of Edmond. Possession of CDS, possession of drug paraphernalia and operate (DUI or APC) vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Dec. 13 Philemon Carlekaa Randle, 34 of Edmond. Obstruction of a police officer and misdemeanor assault on a police officer or peace officer.
‘Buses to the Border’ is one of the many pieces to be featured in the exhibit ‘Ada Trillo: La Caravana Del Diablo’ at the University of Central Oklahoma’s Melton Gallery, Jan. 14-March 4, 2021. The exhibit showcases artist Ada Trillo’s documentary photo series of individuals in migrant caravans traveling through Central America to the U.S.-Mexico border.
UCO exhibit at Melton Gallery will examine life of migrants CO’s Melton Gallery Exhibit ‘Ada Trillo: La Caravana Del Diablo’ Highlights the Humanity of Central American Migrants The University of Central Oklahoma’s Melton Gallery will host a free, public opening reception from 57:30 p.m. Jan. 14, 2021 for “Ada Trillo: La Caravana Del Diablo,” a solo art exhibition featuring artist Ada Trillo’s documentary photo series of individuals in the migrant caravans traveling through Central America to the U.S.-Mexico border. The exhibit will be on display Jan. 14-March 4, 2021, at the Melton Gallery, located in the UCO Art and Design building on Central’s campus. “Trillo’s work honors the humanity of each person represented and creates space for us to shift focus from viewing asylum seekers as an anonymous mass to viewing them as individuals. Each with their own stories to tell,” said Veronica Cianfrano, Melton Gallery curator. From 2017 to 2019, Trillo, a Philadelphia-based photographer, returned to her hometown of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, to document the struggles of asylum seekers affected by President Donald Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy. In January 2020, she traveled with a massive caravan for eight days from Honduras to Guatemala and into Mexico. They were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional, composed of former federal, military and naval police. In addition to Trillo’s photographs, “La Caravana Del Diablo” will feature an interactive installation of notes and videos from asylum seekers. "While the media often covers what is happening at the border, they all too often overlook the individual trials, struggles and humanity of those seeking to escape violence in
pursuit of a better life,” Trillo said. “It’s critical to unveil individual journeys and explore the reasons why people were forced to leave their home.” A panel discussion with Trillo, humanitarian workers and nonprofit professionals will take place from 57:30 p.m. Jan. 15, 2021. The gallery also will host a closing reception from 5-7:30 p.m. March 4, 2021, in the Melton Gallery. Additional weekly events are available for UCO faculty, staff and students. These events include “Lunch and Learn Tuesdays” and “DreamerAlly Training.” For more information, visit www.meltongallery.com. The Melton Gallery is free and open to the public noon-4 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays and Fridays by appointment. To schedule an appointment, contact Melton Gallery at meltongallery@uco.edu or call 405-974-2432. All visitors to the Central campus are required to wear a face mask while on campus, both inside buildings and outdoors. Stay up to date on UCO Melton Gallery’s social media for livestreams of events and additional announcements: @ucomeltongallery on Facebook and Instagram and @meltongallery on Twitter. For more information about the UCO College of Fine Arts and Design, as well as a listing of events and performances, visit cfad.uco.edu.