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Victim s Mother, Friend Testify In Murder Trial Of Man Accused Of Fatally Stomping On Woman s Head

Testimony began in the trial of the man charged in the brutal killing of Brittani Young. It was an emotional day at the Cleveland County Courthouse as Young’s mother and friend testified, reliving the day of the slaying in 2018. Cleveland County prosecutors said Joseph Alliniece stomped on Young s head until she died. The defense didn t deny he was responsible. Instead Alliniece s lawyers claimed their client lost control, killing Young in a fit of rage. Prosecutors called five witnesses. Kelly Nipper was one. She spent time with Young and Alliniece hours before Young was murdered. Nipper said the couple argued a little bit and she didn’t think anything bad would happen when she left for her doctors appointment. 

Chickasaw Nation says Gov Kevin Stitt exaggerating impacts of McGirt v Oklahoma

Chickasaw Nation says Gov. Kevin Stitt exaggerating impacts of McGirt v Oklahoma Chris Casteel, Oklahoman © Todd Pendleton A map of Indian reservations in Oklahoma shows the jurisdiction of the Five Tribes, the Cherokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Creeks and Seminoles. Gov. Kevin Stitt is using “overtly political rhetoric” to exaggerate some of the problems encountered as criminal jurisdiction is reshaped in eastern Oklahoma in the wake of last year’s momentous U.S. Supreme Court decision, the Chickasaw Nation says. “While differences over historic rulings are to be expected, the Oklahoma Governor has sensationalized and exaggerated accounts of transitional challenges, which actions have heightened political concerns over the process and undermined faith in law,” the tribe told the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals on Monday in a legal brief.

Norman residents express concerns over lack of accountability after 2-1 vote to dissolve county budget board

Several Norman citizens said they’re concerned about a lack of transparency after Cleveland County commissioners voted 2-1 to dissolve the county’s budget board in a Feb. 22 meeting.

Benefit cookout for injured KM officers is Sat

Elmer O Boyle believes it s easy to forget the sacrifices police officers make on the public s behalf.  He wants to make sure that s not the case for two Kings Mountain police officers injured in the line of duty over the past year.  They need to see that the community is behind them and that we ve got their back, O Boyle. We don t want them to ever feel like they ve been forgotten.   That s why officers and first responders will eat their fill for free at O Boyle s Back the Blue Cookout from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday in front of the Cleveland County Courthouse, located at 100 Justice Place in Shelby. O Boyle said a collection of tasty backyard eats will be on the menu, including hamburgers, hot dogs, free drinks and nachos. 

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