JADE NICOLE WILLMAN - 14 YO (04/2014) - Edmond, OK

Edmond grandparents assaulted in home invasion, teen granddaughter missing

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Edmond Police say they're concerned for Jade Nicole Willman's safety after her grandparents were beaten.

EDMOND - The Edmond Police Department said an elderly couple was assaulted and held at gunpoint by several men who left with their 14-year-old granddaughter.

Police say they were called to the 1000 block of Dustin around 1:30 Tuesday afternoon to a report of an assault. According to police, the grandmother woke up and watched her husband being beaten.

She told police three black men and a white man were in the home. She said she was held at gunpoint while her husband was kicked and punched. Police say the men eventually left but took a wallet and cell phone from the home.

According to police, their 14-year-old granddaughter, Jade Nicole Willman, left with the men in a white van. Police say they're concerned for her safety and want to talk with her. Edmond Police say she stays at different homes around the metro and are asking anyone with information to contact Edmond Police at (405) 359-4466.

http://www.okcfox.com/Story/25204646/edmond-grandparents-assaulted-in-home-invasion-teen-granddaughter-missing

Authorities on the hunt for a missing Oklahoma 14-year-old girl


Posted on: 12:18 pm, April 9, 2014, by Bailey Woolum KFOR-TV, updated on: 01:17pm, April 9, 2014



Jade Nicole Willman

EDMOND, Okla. – The Edmond Police Department is looking for a 14-year-old Oklahoma girl.

Police say they are concerned for her welfare.

She was present during an assault on her grandfather Tuesday afternoon in Edmond near N. Kelley Avenue, according to authorities.
The grandmother woke up to her husband being beaten inside the house.

Their granddaughter, Jade Nicole Willman, along with three black males and a white male were inside the house during the incident.
Police say the suspects were armed with a pistol and held the grandmother at gun point while the suspects kicked and punched him.  They also stole a wallet and cell phone from the house.

Jade Willman left with the suspects in a white van.

Police are concerned for Jade’s safety and would like to speak with her.

Jade Nicole Willman is 14 years old and stays at various homes around the metro.

If you have any information regarding Jade Willman’s whereabouts, contact the Edmond Police Department.


http://kfor.com/2014/04/09/authorities-on-the-hunt-for-a-missing-14-year-old-girl/

UPDATE: Police capture last two involved in a brutal attack on a local grandfather


Posted on: 6:07 pm, April 9, 2014, by Lance West and Dallas Franklin and KFOR-TV, updated on: 05:01pm, April 11, 2014


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According to authorities, Marcus Spicer and Trey Davis were picked up by OCPD this afternoon in the area of 23^rd & Rockwell.

Both men will be transported to Oklahoma County jail later this evening.

Edmond Police Department has also have two others in custody.

According to reports, detectives will be presenting felony charges of burglary, aggravated assault and battery, and first degree robbery for two juveniles and one adult.

Today an additional charge of Obstructing an Officer was added after running from officers in a manhunt this morning in OKC at 4^th & MLK.

EDMOND, Okla – Her tears far outnumber her words.

But the emotions speak volumes about the attack her husband endured Tuesday afternoon.

The woman, whose name we are protecting, said, “It was a home invasion and they beat my husband to a pulp. He’s in the hospital.”

Police say she was held at gunpoint, while a team of assailants unleashed a relentless beating on her husband.

Edmond Police Department Spokesperson, Jenny Monroe said, “Kicking, hitting, punching him to the point he was unconscious. She was yelling at them to stop.”

The intruders escaped in an older white mini van, with a stolen wallet, rifle and cell phone.

Authorities say the senior citizens were an easy target. And this was no random attack!

The beating victim was expecting a package to be delivered.

When he heard a knock at that door, he went to answer it.

He was greeted by 4 strangers and his 14-year-old granddaughter.

Neighbors say Jade Nicole Willman used to live here.

According to Angela Loboda, “She hangs around with a rough crowd, so I wouldn’t expect it but I’m not floored by it.”

Police are canvassing the area for the attackers and for Jade, who authorities fear, may be in harm’s way.

Monroe said, “Is she in a situation we need to get her out of? We need to know where she is so we can figure out what’s going on with her.”

Police would like to speak with Jade Willman but are having difficulty finding her because she stays at “various houses around the metro.”

If you know her whereabouts, contact Edmond Police.

It could earn you a Crimestoppers reward.


http://kfor.com/2014/04/09/update-teen-found-in-connection-to-attack/

This girl sounds like a criminal who set her grandparents up.  JMO.

Edmond police locate missing teenager
Jade Nicole Willman, 14, who went missing Tuesday afternoon and who authorities say was present during an assault on her grandfather, has been arrested, police said.
FROM STAFF REPORTS • Modified: April 10, 2014 at 10:23 pm • Published: April 10, 2014

Jade Willman, 14, and Forrest Goble, 18, were arrested on complaints of burglary, assault and battery and robbery, Edmond police spokeswoman Jennifer Monroe said.

Police also arrested a juvenile who was not identified.

EDMOND — A teenager who went missing Tuesday afternoon and who authorities say was present during an assault on her grandfather, has been arrested, police said.

Police said four men beat Jade Willman’s grandfather, Danny Willman, 64, and held her grandmother, Melinda Willman, 63, at gunpoint Tuesday before stealing a wallet and cellphone from their home at 1003 Dustin Drive.

Jade Willman left with the four men in a white van and was reported missing, police said.

Danny Willman was taken to OU Medical Center where he was listed in good condition, a hospital spokeswoman said.

Jade Willman was taken to a juvenile shelter.

Goble and the other juvenile were in Edmond police custody and were to be taken to the Oklahoma County jail, Monroe said Thursday afternoon.

Police were still looking for two men believed to be involved in the case, Monroe said.

http://newsok.com/edmond-police-locate-missing-teenager/article/3953980