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Lawmakers seek studies on criminal justice issues

By Keaton Ross | Oklahoma Watch Aug 2, 2021 1 of 7 A gate is seen outside of one of the inmate housing units at Joseph Harp Correctional Center in Lexington. Whitney Bryen / Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Watch State Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, has spent much of the summer sounding the alarm over Oklahoma’s prison understaffing problem. On June 18 he asked Gov. Kevin Stitt to declare a state of emergency, arguing that low staffing numbers have elevated the risk of riots and violence in state prisons. He’s appeared on weekly Facebook Live broadcasts with Bobby Cleveland, director of the Oklahoma Corrections Professionals group, to provide updates on what he’s hearing from prison workers.

Lawmakers to study prison staffing, justice issues

Lawmakers to study prison staffing, justice issues By: Keaton Ross Oklahoma Watch August 2, 2021 A gate outside a housing unit at Joseph Harp Correctional Center in Lexington. (Photo by Whitney Bryen/Oklahoma Watch) State Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, has spent much of the summer sounding the alarm over Oklahoma’s prison understaffing problem. On June 18 he asked Gov. Kevin Stitt to declare a state of emergency, arguing that low staffing numbers have elevated the risk of riots and violence in state prisons. He’s appeared on weekly Facebook Live broadcasts with Bobby Cleveland, director of the Oklahoma Corrections Professionals group, to provide updates on what he’s hearing from prison workers.

Washington State Forensic Toxicology Lab Contaminated By Prior Methamphetamine Exposure

Washington State Forensic Toxicology Lab Contaminated By Prior Methamphetamine Exposure
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Pursuit Suspect In Custody After Accelerating Van Into Integris Baptist Hospital Entrance

By: Jennifer Pierce OKLAHOMA CITY - A metro man ended a pursuit on Tuesday night from Oklahoma City police by ramming his van into a busy hospital entrance. The crash sent Integris Baptist staff running for safety and police straight to 37-year-old Gary Williams. The suspect crashed into the hospital’s main entrance near Independence Avenue and the Northwest Expressway. Hospital management said no one was injured but the entrance is closed to guests and staff until the damage is repaired. Police said the pursuit started after Williams allegedly hit a car earlier in the evening near Northwest 45th and Classen Boulevard and drove away. 

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