Woman Barricades Herself in Barn – Arrested

News | October 4, 2024, 12:37 PM by Paragon Staff

A woman was arrested near Delhi in Beckham County after allegedly breaking into a barn and barricading herself inside.

According to Beckham County Sheriff Derek Manning, the woman committed the crime while her children were with her.

Manning said the children are now safely in the custody of their father. The woman is facing burglary and child neglect charges, he added.

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