UPDATE: Plea docket set in drive by shooting case

NEWKIRK — A plea docket is set for Mykena Desiree Combs, 24, Ponca City, in Kay County District Court. Combs was charged in 2022 with felony charges of felony discharging a firearm into a dwelling and use of a vehicle in discharge of a weapon.

She reportedly told police she shot at a home in the 700 block of north Osage because someone who lived there gave a STD to someone she knows. Over 20 court dates have been scheduled in the matter. Combs also faces charges in a second shooting case filed in 2023 while she was free on bond in this case. (see story) She is free on $100,000 bond.

Court date set in drive by shooting

NEWKIRK — An attorney status review is set for Mykena Desiree Combs, 21, Ponca City, in Kay County District Court.

Combs is facing felony charges of felony discharging a firearm into a dwelling and use of a vehicle in discharge of a weapon.

Ponca City police report that on March 6, 2022, officers responded to the 700 block of north Osage for a report of shots fired.

A resident told police she got into a Facebook argument with Combs and afterwards someone fired shots at the home. Police report finding six bullet casings in the street, two bullets in the house and one damaged bullet wedged between the frame and the window of the rear driver’s side door of a vehicle.

Combs was arrested by the Special Projects Unit three days later at the intersection of Kelly and South Ave.

During a police interview, she reportedly told officers that she got a gun from a relative and shot at the home because the resident allegedly gave someone she knows a sexual transmitted disease.

“She has been pissing me off for years and that was my final straw,” she reportedly told officers.

Combs reportedly told police that there are, “A lot of crackheads” who go in and out of the residence.

She reportedly told police she didn’t think anyone was home and fired the gun seven times at the home before going to the lake to smoke. While smoking she realized that she messed up and tried to figure out how to make it go away.  Combs reportedly told officers that she handed the gun off to someone and that the gun ended up in the river.

Combs is released from the county jail on $100,000 bond.