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Several subpoenas were recently issued for the State of Oklahoma’s trial against Daniel Hines, a Ramona man facing first degree murder charges. Hines is accused of shooting and killing 58-year-old Robert Brown in rural Ramona in April 2019.

After the alleged slaying Hines fled the area and was arrested in Mayes County. Hines faces out-of-county charges from the incident as well. He was held in Mayes County for nearly a month before being charged with murder in Washington County. The subpoenas issued include Vinita police officers, Oklahoma Highway Patrol deputies and a medical examiner.

Hines entered a not guilty plea during a formal arraignment in July 2019. A motions cutoff was set for Friday. Online records show that no further motions were filed. Hines is slated for the jury trial docket on January 27.