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The state of Oklahoma says Kimberly Graham, 53, should be returned to state custody to serve out her time for a 2007 DUI crash that killed five people.

A Broken Arrow woman who killed five people during a drunk driving crash in 2007 is likely returning to prison to serve out the rest of her 107-year sentence.

U.S. District Judge John D. Russell was ceremonially sworn in Friday at the Page Belcher Federal Building in downtown Tulsa.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office is seeking to reincarcerate Kimberly Graham, who was serving a 107-year sentence after a fatal accident before she was freed on McGirt jurisdictional grounds.

Sheila Bucks federal case against the city of Tulsa will resume after state criminal and civil cases are resolved.

The local district attorney has refiled a misdemeanor charge against Sheila Buck after a judge dismissed the original case.

If confirmed, Sara Hill would be the first Native American woman to serve as a federal judge in Oklahoma. Former federal prosecutor John D. Russell also was nominated.

The Las Vegas woman traveled through Tulsa International Airport in 2019

Kimberly Elizabeth Graham had resumed serving a 107-year prison term related to a 2007 traffic accident that left five people dead in Tulsa.

A federal judge ruled Thursday the government violated a Broken Arrow woman’s right to due process and ordered her release from prison again.