WASHINGTON, DC — The National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday, June 18, 2013, determined that the probable cause of a June 24, 2012, head-on collision of two Union Pacific Railroad freight trains was the eastbound train crew’s failure to respond to wayside signals, in a release issued by the department.
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006715 — Curfew Violation, 1800 blk N Hwy 64, 0121, Juv(s) released to parents, Ofc McDowell, Ofc Barby, Sgt 2013-0723 — Vandalism, 1700 blk N May, 0810, Est. Damage $150.00, Ofc Sledge, ROF Here are the 6 am rainfall totals for Wednesday, June 19, 2013, according to Mesonet. Goodwell – 1.08; Hooker — .50, Beaver — 1.12, and Slapout – 1.89. Guymon Municipal Airport is showing an overnight total of .45. No totals for Kenton and Boise City, their stations are offline. Goodwell just got hammered — half an hour ago, their total was .56! How about rainfall totals since Friday? Kenton — .97; Boise City — 1.02; Goodwell – 1.53; Hooker — 1.43; Beaver — 1.95, and Slapout – 2.40. For Guymon, 1.75. Remember, Cimarron County stations have been offline for a couple of days.
The OSBI is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect who murdered 77-year-old Charles Nieman at the Boise City, Oklahoma, Loaf’n Jug convenience store on June 12. The suspect is believed to be a Hispanic male, 5’6”-5’8”, medium build, in his late 20s to early 30s. He was seen fleeing the area on foot wearing khaki shorts and a dark-colored T-shirt. Amarillo — Here’s the daily livestock summary for Tuesday, June 18, 2013. |
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