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Officials recorded discussing lynching Black people suspended in Oklahoma - National - Vimarsana News

Officials recorded discussing lynching Black people suspended in Oklahoma - National

McCurtain County Sheriff Kevin Clardy and two staffers were suspended after a secret audio recording taped them allegedly discussing killing Black people and journalists.

Oklahoma county commissioner resigns after release of recording with racist comments - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma county commissioner resigns after release of recording with racist comments

An Oklahoma county commissioner allegedly heard on a recording of local officials that included remarks about lynching Black people and killing journalists has resigned.

Officials recorded discussing lynching Black people suspended in Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Officials recorded discussing lynching Black people suspended in Oklahoma

McCurtain County Sheriff Kevin Clardy and two staffers were suspended after a secret audio recording taped them allegedly discussing killing Black people and journalists.

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OK Sheriff: Recording of racist, threatening remarks illegal - Vimarsana News

OK Sheriff: Recording of racist, threatening remarks illegal

A newspaper published audio recording in which the Oklahoma sheriff and others are reportedly heard discussing killing two journalists and hanging Black people.

Oklahoma governor calls on county officials to resign after alleged racist, threatening remarks - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma governor calls on county officials to resign after alleged racist, threatening remarks

The governor called for the immediate resignations of McCurtain County Sheriff Kevin Clardy and three other county officials.