Citizen Report No. 1754937212 - 1845957638

Robin Renae Hilton

Carter County Sheriff's Office

100 South Washington

Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401

(580) 223-6014

https://cartercount…

Date of Offense

August 11, 2025

Offense(s)

False Statements

Criminal Charges and/or Conviction

Supporting Document(s)

Redacted Charging Info CM-2025-318

Statement

NO PUBLIC CLEET LICENSE

Carter County Jail Administrator, Robin Renae Hilton, was charged in Love County District Court CM-2025-318 with one count of OBSTRUCTING OFFICER. The charging information alleges that Hilton obstructed an officer at Lake Murray State Park, and gave the officer a false name and date of birth [false statements].

Excerpt of charging information CM-2025-318 in Love County District Court

The full charging information document is attached to this report.

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