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Oklahoma Second Amendment Sanctuary bill signed into law


By Adrian O Hanlon III Editor
May 3, 2021
5 hrs ago
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a bill making Oklahoma a Second Amendment Sanctuary despite some questions if it will hold up in court.
Oklahoma joined Alaska, Idaho, Kansas, Wyoming, and Arizona, plus hundreds of counties nationwide, in declaring themselves a Second Amendment Sanctuary — a state that declares any law or order to confiscate or buy back firearms to be unconstitutional. Texas lawmakers are also considering a similar measure.
Pittsburg County Sheriff Chris Morris was among several Oklahoma sheriffs to declare their counties a Second Amendment Sanctuary last year — and he advocates the state s governor signing the bill into law. ....

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Two men face federal charges in July 2019 death of local man


Jimmy Nace
Two men were charged in federal court for their alleged roles in the July 2019 death of a Haileyville man.
Matt Vermillion, 42, of Krebs, and Jimmy Nace, 48, of Haileyville, were originally charged with murder in the first degree-deliberate intent in the July 4, 2019 death of 49-year-old Haileyville resident Bob Dalpoas.
Federal court documents show both men now face a federal charge of murder in Indian country due to Dalpoas’ status as a Native American.
An April 1 decision by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals ruled the state of Oklahoma does not have criminal jurisdiction over Native Americans or in major crimes committed against Native Americans in southeast Oklahoma in light of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma. ....

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