Texas woman killed in Payne County crash

the Oklahoma County district attorney’s office will determine whether to file charges, according to the release.

Mark Opgrande, a spokesman for the department, said Petrie’s death is the fourth at the Oklahoma County jail since the beginning of the year. In 2017, 12 inmates died in jail custody. Investigation reported.

Deepkuner Bhakta, 25, was pronounced dead Monday evening at the scene at the Best Way Inn, 4302 W Doolin Ave., about 6:30 p.m.

The cause of Bhakta’s death is part of an ongoing investigation, OSBI reported.

A Texas woman died Monday evening in a Payne County crash, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

Pennie Shoebridge, 54, of San Antonio, Texas, was pronounced dead at the scene about 7 p.m. on Interstate 35 near State Highway 51 about 15 miles west of Stillwater.

The patrol reports Shoebridge was traveling south on I-35 when the van she drove hit a cable barrier and rolled. She did not wear a seat belt and was partially ejected.

The cause of the crash is under investigation, the patrol reported.

A trooper detected an odor of alcohol, the patrol reported.

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation reported Monday the crash is being investigated in connection with another ongoing case, but a spokeswoman for the bureau did not give further details.

In 2015, Shoebridge pleaded guilty in a federal court in Arizona to a misdemeanor reckless driving offense.

She was arrested May 15, 2014, for erratic driving at Grand Canyon National Park. She told park rangers she was “drunker than a clown,” records show. A judge sentenced her to a year of probation.

Her defense attorney at the time reported Shoebridge was a “disabled lifetime military veteran.” Records show she was in the United States Air Force.