Man From Arkansas Accused Of Having Weapon At Tulsa Airport
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Eleven people -- including one from Arkansas
-- face misdemeanor charges of possessing weapons at Tulsa
International Airport.
Federal prosecutor Neal Kirkpatrick says just one of the cases
involves a gun while the others include knives and brass knuckles.
He says the charge carries up to a year in prison, but says
probation is likely for those who plead guilty.
The eleven include Stephen Sanders, who was carrying a bag with
an unloaded gun and eleven bullets in his carry-on bag.
Investigators say Sanders apparently forgot the gun was in the bag.
Among those charged are Ashley Jones of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
The others are Adam Bush of Broken Arrow; Lisa Rader of Tulsa;
Cheryl Kay Flowers-Biglow of Depew; Cameron Tabrizi of Norman;
Jerome Janet junior of Tulsa; and Florence Eli, 29, of Tulsa.
Also charged are Steven Elias of Tulsa; William Garey of
Independence, Kansas; and Sandra Echevaria Rivera, whose hometown
wasn`t known.
