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fears that nowhere is safe, not in your car, not even in your own front yard in north carolina, a 6-year-old was hit in the face by bullet fragments. her father shot in the back by a neighbor, a i ppparently becaush girls basketball rolled into his yard. >> why did she shoot my daddy and me shoot a kids dad. >> the suspect in that case, robert louis singletary is still on the loose being hunted by police in maine, a man freshly released from prison allegedly shot and killed his paren...

McCurtain County Commissioner Mark Jennings resigned Wednesday after he was allegedly caught on a secret recording complaining about not being allowed to lynch Black people and discussing hiring a hitman to kill local reporters.

“I know where two big deep holes are here if you ever need them,” one person can be heard saying

It just seems to get worse and worse. we do want to point out nbc news has not been able to infe independently verify this audio. in fact, the sheriffs office had claimed it had been altered, but that was before the full three and a half hours had been released heres more of whats on those tapes. >> im going to tell you something, if it was back in the day, when that when alan marshton would take a damn black guy and whoop their ass and throw him in the cell, id run for bleep bleen sheriff. well...

Oklahoma’s governor called on McCurtain County Commissioner Mark Jennings and other county officials to resign after recordings of their conversations leaked.

The audio recordings were released by Oklahoma’s McCurtain Gazette-News which showed McCurtain sheriff and three colleagues discussing murdering journalists and Blacks

A county commission meeting was held on March 6, and in this meeting, McCurtain County officials allegedly made racist and distasteful comments.

Four white Oklahoma officials were secretly recorded talking about murdering journalists, lynching black people and joking about someone dying -- and now they're all in very hot water.

Oklahoma's governor is asking four Oklahoma officials to resign after a recorded racist conversation between them surfaced.

Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-OK) called for the resignation of multiple McCurtain County officials, after leaked audio revealed inappropriate comments about lynching and hit men.