LAWTON Okla_ Police said a Lawton woman has gone missing from her home.
75-year-old Othella Brown was last seen Monday night around 9:00 PM. She is a black female, 5'2" tall, and weighs about 150 lbs. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Police said they do not know what she was wearing at the time of her disappearance.
They said she suffers from, and takes medication for, hypertension and vertigo. They said she does not drive, and her purse and keys were left inside the home.
If you have any information on Othella Brown's whereabouts, please contact Lawton Police Department at 580-581-3270.
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LAWTON, Okla_Summer time is the season for picnics in the park and barbecues with friends, but do you ever stop to think if the food you're eating is safe? Each year 48-million Americans get sick from
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Lawton- Defense attorneys are expected to present arguments Monday in a bid to save Mica Martinez' life. Comanche County jurors are deciding whether the man they convicted of killing Carl and Martha Miller
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