Family of man injured in altercation with police say officers used ‘excessive force’
A police account of the incident says Jack Morris, 53, refused to obey commands and swore at them before becoming aggressive and resisting arrest.
Clifton Adcock August 17, 2017
A police account of the incident says Jack Morris, 53, refused to obey commands and swore at them before becoming aggressive and resisting arrest.
Clifton Adcock August 16, 2017
The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office is set to sell off hundreds of firearms seized over the course of several decades. But their approach — raising funds by suddenly allowing hundreds of firearms back into the community — is one not shared by many of the largest law enforcement agencies in the state.
Dylan Goforth August 16, 2017
As the DOC mulls changes to its death penalty protocol, local prosecutors have quietly set the stage to seek the death penalty in at least two cases.
For the Frontier August 15, 2017
Mayor G.T. Bynum address potential concerns raised about his proposal to allow city employees more freedom to participate in municipal elections.
Dylan Goforth August 11, 2017
The grand jury was empaneled by a grassroots effort following the shooting of James Coale by Okfuskee County deputy Blake Frost.
Kassie McClung August 10, 2017
CRT is part of an emerging shift in Tulsa to free up law enforcement and emergency services, connect people to the proper resources and change the way mental health calls are handled.
Grant Bumgarner August 7, 2017
Tulsa County Sheriff Vic Regalado told The Frontier “the bidding process will likely take 60-90 days” after which “the e-cigarettes will be available for purchase in the Jail commissary.”
Dylan Goforth August 5, 2017
Erik Grayless is set to lead the grand jury, which begins jury selection in Okfuskee County on Tuesday.
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