Judge sets Feb. 1 for decision on possible trial date for Betty Shelby
Shelby, charged with first-degree manslaughter for killing Terence Crutcher in September, faces a minimum of four years in prison.
Dylan Goforth December 15, 2016
Shelby, charged with first-degree manslaughter for killing Terence Crutcher in September, faces a minimum of four years in prison.
For the Frontier December 12, 2016
New Mayor G.T.Bynum has said he expects to get a new jail deal with the county completed early in his administration. That would be a noteworthy accomplishment, and a sure sign that city-county relations are on the mend.
Dylan Goforth December 7, 2016
Okmulgee County District Attorney Rob Barris told The Frontier on Wednesday a decision on possible charges should come “in the next couple of weeks.”
Dylan Goforth December 6, 2016
The devices have come under fire both locally and nationally by activists who maintain their use in court is dangerous, unnecessary and prejudicial.
Ziva Branstetter December 5, 2016
A lawsuit filed in Payne County is the latest to seek damages from energy companies due to earthquakes. The suit by four individuals names five energy companies.
Kassie McClung Ziva Branstetter December 5, 2016
Tulsa County District Judge Kurt Glassco named Terence Crutcher’s four minor children as the estate’s heirs. Tulsa attorney Austin Bond will remain special administrator of the estate.
Kassie McClung December 2, 2016
A felony charge against the widow of Terence Crutcher was dismissed Thursday, which could impact an ongoing legal dispute over control of Crutcher’s estate. A judge is set to issue a ruling in the estate case Monday.
Dylan Goforth December 1, 2016
The day before Betty Shelby was ordered to stand trial, her attorney discussed the case on the Pat Campbell Show on KFAQ radio.
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