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Terry M. Buckley’s criminal record

Terry M. Buckley’s criminal record

• October 2012 (Pittsburg County) — Charged with escaping a penal institution. Case pending.

• June 2008 (Tulsa County) — Convicted of unlawful possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute and sentenced to 15 years incarceration.
• January 2007 (Tulsa County) — Convicted of second degree burglary and false impersonation and sentenced to three years incarceration followed by two years probation.
• September 2006 (Tulsa County) — Convicted of unlawful possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and sentenced to three years incarceration followed by one year probation.
• March 2006 (Tulsa County) — Convicted of felony eluding and sentenced to 120 days incarceration followed by one year and eight months probation.

SOURCE: Oklahoma Department of Corrections website at www.doc.state.ok.us and On Demand Court Records at www.odcr.com.

Jeffery D. Walker’s criminal record

Jeffery D. Walker’s criminal record

• October 2012 (Pittsburg County) — Charged with escaping a penal institution. Case pending.

• April 2011 (Okfuskee County) — Convicted of possession of contraband by inmate and sentenced to two years probation.
• April 2009 (Tulsa County) — Convicted of robbery with a firearm and sentenced to serve five years incarceration followed by five years probation.

SOURCE: Oklahoma Department of Corrections website at www.doc.state.ok.us and On Demand Court Records at www.odcr.com.

Alvin D. Boyer’s criminal record

Alvin D. Boyer’s criminal record

• October 2012 (Pittsburg County) — Charged with escaping a penal institution. Case pending.

• July 2011 (Ottawa County) — Convicted of felony possession of firearms after conviction or during probation, possession of controlled substances (methamphetamine and marijuana) and possession of a firearm with serial numbers removed. Sentenced to serve 2,982 days incarceration.
• July 2011 (Ottawa County) — Convicted of bail jumping and sentenced to 20 years probation.

SOURCE: Oklahoma Department of Corrections website at www.doc.state.ok.us and On Demand Court Records at www.odcr.com.

Related Photos

  • Terry M. Buckley Photo courtesy of Okla. DOC

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  • Jeffery D. Walker Photo courtesy of Okla. DOC

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  • Alvin D. Boyer Photo courtesy of ODOC

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October 31, 2012

Two more inmates escape JBCC

By Rachel Petersen Staff Writer

McALESTER — Two inmates who were housed at the Jackie Brannon Correctional Center in McAlester escaped the minimum security facility early Wednesday morning.

Authorities are also continuing to search for Alvin D. Boyer, age 27, a JBCC inmate who escaped the facility early Friday morning.

Terry Buckley, 27, and Jeffery Walker, 23, were determined to be missing from the facility Wednesday morning, according to JBCC Warden’s Assistant Laurie Martin. And Boyer was last seen at Friday’s 6:30 a.m. count, Martin said.

“We’re working with multiple law enforcement agencies,” Martin said. “We’ve got people on the ground, on the road, and the dogs are out and trying to track him.”

Boyer began serving time at JBCC on Sept. 22, 2011, according to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections website at www.doc.state.ok.us. In July of 2011, Boyer was sentenced to serve 2,982 days for multiple firearm and drug related felony convictions. According to the DOC website, Boyer is set to be released on Nov. 26, 2018, and has a parole hearing set in January of 2014.

Walker began serving time at JBCC on April 12, 2011, according to the DOC website. In April of 2009, Walker was sentenced to serve five years incarceration for a robbery with firearm conviction. He is set to be released from custody on April 5, 2013.

Buckley began serving time at JBCC on July 16, 2008, according to the DOC website. In June of 2008, Buckley was sentenced to serve 15 years for a felony drug-related conviction. He has multiple felony convictions, including burglary, eluding, false impersonation and multiple felony drug related charges. He is set to be released Jan. 3, 2023, and has a parole hearing scheduled in December of 2012.

Boyer, a white male, is covered in tattoos, Martin said. And in his Oklahoma Department of Corrections mugshot, tattoos can bee seen on Boyer’s face, under each of his eyes. Under his left eye are two teardrop tattoos, according to the website, and under his right eye is another tattoo. Boyer also has tattoos covering his neck, and those include the word “Kracker,” on the right side of his neck and a swastika symbol.

Walker and Buckley are black males and were last seen wearing gray coats, Martin said.

If anyone has any information on the inmates’ whereabouts, call JBCC at 918-421-3339 or the McAlester Police Department at 918-423-1212 or the Pittsburg County Sheriff’s Office at 918-423-5858.



Contact Rachel Petersen at rpetersen@mcalesternews.com.

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