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Wagoner County Sheriff's Office searching for Facebook Marketplace scammer
The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office posted a photo on social media of a man they say has scammed multiple people for thousands of dollars on Facebook Marketplace. Investigators say the suspect pays sellers with stolen credit and debit cards and never meets anyone in person. Detectives say he always has someone else pick up the items for him, and they are usually dressed as construction workers when they pick up the products. WCSO says the suspect also uses a fake ID so law enforcement doesn’t know who he is and they don’t have any leads.
Muskogee Police Release Body Camera Video Of Shooting During Traffic Stop
Muskogee Police released body camera video of two officers firing several shots at a man who pointed a gun at those officers during a traffic stop. Police say the man had a warrant, and they found other stolen guns inside the car. Muskogee Police say it started as a traffic...
Oklahoma high school football scores for Week 0: OSSAA results across the state
The Oklahoma high school football season gets underway with Week 0 kicking off Thursday. Here's a look at the Week 0 schedule and scores: More: Vote for Landmark Fine Homes fall high school athletes of the week for Aug. 19-25 Oklahoma high school football Week 0 scoreboard ...
Local family justice center said they’re the busiest they’ve ever been
OKLAHOMA CITY — A local family justice center providing services for Oklahomans experiencing domestic violence said they’ve seen a record number of people this summer. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Women or families fleeing an abusive home come to Palomar to grab necessities...
New Law To Protect Student Drivers In Oklahoma Takes Effect
A new state law to protect student drivers in Oklahoma takes effect on Thursday, following the death of an Edmond teen. In 2020, 15-year-old Hope Shaffer was killed in a crash while in a car driven by another student driver. Afterward, Shaffer's family members pushed for a new law to protect other young drivers.
Oklahoma schools receive hoax document on Ryan Walters’ Bible directive
School districts across the state received packages Wednesday that claimed to be from the State Department of Education and contained 80 pages of biblical lore, as well as a cover letter saying the package was a Supplemental Supervisory Document. But OSDE says it has nothing to do with the package. Included in the package, obtained […]
Walters issues 'guidelines on patriotic displays' after Edmond North flag controversy
After a flap over a student halted from flying a flag from the bed of his truck in Edmond, state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters issued “guidelines on patriotic displays” to Oklahoma school districts Thursday. The guidelines state districts must develop a district policy “that ensures the U.S. flag … can be flown and displayed on all school campuses without infringement,” must lead students in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at least once a week and must submit...
Two Arizona residents sentenced in Oklahoma for possessing counterfeit pills containing fentanyl
Two Arizona residents were sentenced in Oklahoma earlier this week for possessing counterfeit pills that contained fentanyl, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office Eastern District of Oklahoma.
Oklahomans Spend More On These Than Anything Else
Hope you're ready for some serious irony. Oklahoma is very well known for a handful of things:. When you take a look at what Oklahoma (as a state) spends the most money on, you'll start to question why aren't these things helping us with what we struggle with most. Oklahoma...
Violations found at these Bartlesville restaurants inspected in July and August
The Oklahoma State Department of Health conducts licensing and inspection of food establishments. Below are the results of the July and August inspections in Bartlesville, based on results reported in the department's online database. Local restaurants and establishments with food inspection violations. The following restaurants reportedly had violations in the...
Claremore man sentenced to over 13 years for coercing minor online
CLAREMORE, OK (KTUL) — On Thursday, 46-year-old David Leon Strickland was sentenced for Coercion and Enticement of a Minor. Strickland was ordered to 162 months in prison byU.S. District Judge John D. Russell. After serving time in prison, he will be supervised for the remainder of his life. He...
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