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'A wrecker family': Tulsa community mourns tow truck owners killed in dispute over vehicle (opens the original)
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The funeral was held Thursday for Mike and Mary Moore, the Tulsa couple shot and killed at their tow truck business. Police say the two were murdered by a man who argued with them over retrieving his car from their business. More than 60 tow truck drivers attended the service at Life Church-Catoosa, then led a procession to the funeral home. All the trucks had their lights on and honked their horns as they left the church in honor of the couple. The Moores owned Mike’s Towing, located at Pine an
Tulsa Police answer questions on license plate reading cameras at town hall (opens the original)
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The City of Tulsa and the Tulsa Police Department answered questions about the department’s Real Time Information Center, which manages the city’s license plate reading cameras, at a town hall this week. Residents had the opportunity to ask TPD questions about their privacy concerns. Several questions focused on the license plate reading cameras, including safeguards for officers, how the cameras work, and how many are in use across Tulsa. TPD says there are currently 107. The first question of
Sand Springs business owner frustrated after suspect in theft remains free (opens the original)
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A Sand Springs business owner is frustrated after someone stole from her store last week and, despite giving police extensive information about the suspect, no arrest has been made. Kailie Wells filed a report with Sand Springs police that included video of the suspect’s face, the suspect’s license plate number, name and even her address. Wells said she feels like she’s done most of the work herself and wants to see an arrest made soon. Wells is making changes to her store, Reclaimed Consignment
Osage Nation Congress investigates Principal Chief Joe Tillman (opens the original)
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The Osage Nation Congress is investigating its own principal chief, Joe Tillman, after voting to spend $50,000 to look into allegations against him and his staff. The allegations center on a state of emergency Tillman declared last month, along with charges filed against the Osage Nation treasurer. The motion authorizing the investigation states that one of the allegations caused embarrassment and harm to the Osage Nation. Second Speaker Whitney RedCorn, who authored the investigation, said she
Man whose federal probation has been revoked twice faces new child sex abuse image charges (opens the original)
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A man who has had his federal probation revoked twice before is facing new federal charges; he’s accused of having images on his phone showing children being sexually abused. The woman whose case first put him on federal probation says she’s frustrated he keeps getting into trouble and being released. Mark Franklin was accused of sending inappropriate text messages to Skiyelee Testerman when she was 14 years old, and he worked as her neighborhood security guard. “I learned a lot about myself thr
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