Blanchard, OK – 13 October 2016 – When a wrecker company tried to repossess a vehicle in Blanchard, the owner pulled a gun.
James Dalke allegedly told wrecker driver, Nicholas Allred, that he was not taking his black SUV. Allred said that Dalke got in his face acting very hostile. Dalke said he would do whatever he had to do in order to keep the wrecker driver away from the vehicle and said ‘you try to take the car and I’ll kill you’, according to an affidavit.
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