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Oklahoman As eastern Oklahoma’s transformation to Indian reservations took a leap forward last week, some state and tribal leaders renewed their call for Congress to allow them to forge agreements for prosecuting criminal cases. Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter said recent discussions with members of Oklahoma’s congressional delegation “give me optimism and confidence that they’re going to move as quickly as this situation requires” to introduce legislation. “The Cherokee and Chickasaw (leaders) are asking and supporting authority from Congress to compact with the state to s...

Tribal, Federal Prosecutors Ready To Handle Influx Of Criminal Cases Tribal and federal prosecutors said they are ready to handle the thousands of criminal cases that will be coming their way, after a decision from the Oklahoma Court of Appeals that declared the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations are sovereign. They now join the Muscogee (Creek) Nation in last summer’s Supreme Court decision on tribal jurisdiction. Tulsa's acting U.S. Attorney Clinton Johnson said this week's decision by the appeals court will send thousands of cases to his office, but he said they're prepared. "All that me...

A Wisconsin woman has been charged with first-degree murder and desecration of a corpse in connection with her alleged killing of her roommate.

Missing Wagoner Co. Woman’s Body Found, Identified In Arkansas The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office has been searching for missing Talina Galloway since April and now her body has been found and identified in Arkansas. The Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliot said Galloway’s body was found inside a freezer in Polk County, Arkansas in December. Wagoner County District Attorney Jack Thorp got an arrest warrant Thursday for Galloway’s former roommate, Kory Bommeli, who has been a prime suspect in the disappearance. Bommeli was arrested last fall, accused of selling Galloway's truck, havin...

Roommate charged with murder after body of missing Oklahoma woman found in freezer Andrea Cavallier © Provided by NBC News A woman has been arrested and charged with the murder of her missing roommate Talina Galloway after the 53-year-old’s dismembered remains were found in a freezer in Arkansas last week, the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office in Oklahoma announced Friday. Authorities had been searching for Talina since April 17, 2020, when her roommate, Kore Bommeli, reported her missing from their Oklahoma home. Talina had allegedly posted to Facebook earlier that month ...