A former Enid mayor pleaded guilty to 33 felonies and received a 13-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
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Chicken-Fried News: Playing ball
An OSU assistant coach was recently fired after being arrested as part of a fraud investigation.
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Red Dirt musician Kent Fauss spent much of his life balancing music with work as a legal investigator
Fauss recently returned to Oklahoma City after a four-year stay in Forth Worth, Texas.
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Chicken-Fried News: Storm warning
The Oklahoma City Thunder’s vice president of marketing and sales warns the public about buying counterfeit tickets.
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Chicken-Fried News: Pinched palace
An Oklahoma attorney tried to steal a mansion from her ex-boyfriend and got caught because of an anonymous letter.
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Chicken-Fried News: Honest criminal
If faking credentials is wrong, Steven B. Pancoast Jr. — a former chief investigator — doesn’t want to be right. Also, he doesn’t think he did anything wrong.
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Still not a Belieber, er, believer
Our good senator is perhaps a bit of a conspiracy nut when it comes to this issue. It’s no secret he believes climate change is fictional, contrived by mad scientists at the United Nations. So, winter is a prime time for Inhofe to spout off about clandestine operations and the alleged Evil Empire. His proof? […]
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Shame, shame, Markwayne
Seems he saw a very fit couple using the national government’s food stamp card to get some food at a grocery store. He assumes it is fraud because the couple is fit and wearing good shoes. Is he ignorant to the fact that approximately 5,000 military families need to use food stamps to survive. Wouldn’t […]
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Top cop
Credit: Brad Gregg That buildup, first reported by the eCapitol online service, has some legislators questioning whether Doak has been watching too many gangster flicks. “Is Al Capone back in town?” state Rep. Richard Morrissette, D-Oklahoma City, told the Tulsa World. “Are we looking for stills in the woods? Come on, it’s a joke.” A […]
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Say my name
Angela Renee Ingram has the legal name of James Dean Ingram, but lives as a woman. On Aug. 30, Judge Bill Graves denied her request to make Angela her legal name. He said Ingram’s DNA could not be changed to that of a female, and therefore, allowing a name change would be the furtherance of […]