 Ryan Walters added that the ruling placed a limit on school choice, saying that Oklahomians wanted choice in where to educate their children. The board is likely to appeal the case to a federal court. Delaware County Sheriff's Deputy spent some of his conference time in Oklahoma City touring the inside of a cell after he was arrested for driving under the influence. 44-year-old Nicholas Dwayne O'Neill was charged with carrying firearms while under the influence and reckless driving.