Clinton J. Johnson U.S. Attorney | U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma
United States Attorney Clint Johnson has announced the results of the January Federal Grand Jury 2024-B indictments. The grand jury has charged several individuals with violations of federal law, which will need to be proven in court beyond a reasonable doubt.
Bradley Andrew Friend, 40, from Oologah, faces charges including coercion and enticement of a minor and production of child pornography. Homeland Security Investigations is handling the investigation, with Assistant U.S. Attorney Stacey P. Todd prosecuting.
Gary Syd Goldberg, 76, from Mannford, is charged with possession of child pornography involving children under 12 years old. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and Mannford Police Department are investigating this case, prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Mallory Richard.
Shawn Ray Murnan, 56, from Windemere, Florida, is accused of bank fraud and making false statements related to CARES Act funds applications totaling over $2.7 million. His case involves multiple investigative agencies including the FRB-CFPB Office of the Inspector General and is prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys David D. Whipple and Cheryl Baber.
Xavion Eugene Paggett, 24, from Broken Arrow, faces charges for attempted bank robbery and illegal firearm possession as a felon. The FBI and Tulsa Police Department are conducting investigations while Assistant U.S. Attorney Shakema M. Onias prosecutes.
Anthony Clay Russell, 32, from Tulsa and an Osage Nation member, is charged with first-degree murder in Indian Country among other charges related to violent crimes involving firearms. The FBI and Tulsa Police Department investigate this case under Assistant U.S. Attorneys Adam D. McConney and John Brasher's prosecution.
Lastly, Marcos Javier Suazo-Otero (46) and Marcos Javier Suazo-Mancilla (23), both Mexican nationals residing in Tulsa County illegally face multiple drug-related charges including conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine along with firearm offenses linked to drug trafficking activities investigated by the DEA among others; prosecuted by Assistant U.S Attorney David A Nasar
