Drummond criticizes Governor Stitt over handling of poultry litter pollution case
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has criticized Governor Kevin Stitt for what he described as a misrepresentation of a federal court judgment concerning pollution by out-of-state poultry companies.
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Federal court orders major poultry firms to fund Illinois River cleanup
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has responded to a recent federal court ruling that holds several major poultry companies responsible for phosphorus pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.
Oklahoma joins multi-state lawsuit against Uber over alleged deceptive subscription practices
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has announced that Oklahoma has joined a coalition of 21 other states in a lawsuit against Uber Technologies LLC and Uber USA LLC.
Oklahoma AG declares governor’s tribal hunting enforcement policy unlawful
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has issued a binding legal opinion stating that Oklahoma cannot prosecute tribal members for hunting and fishing on their own reservations.
Former Tulsa youth pastor indicted on charges related to child sexual abuse
The Multi-County Grand Jury has indicted Joseph Lyle Campbell, a former youth pastor in Tulsa, on charges of first-degree rape and lewd or indecent acts to a child under 16.
Bixby tattoo artist faces federal charges for alleged sexual contact with clients
A Bixby tattoo artist has been charged with six counts of sexual contact in Indian Country, according to a criminal complaint unsealed in Tulsa.
Oklahoma City man sentenced for illegal gun possession after police chase
Deshane Ganarro Jefferson, a 35-year-old resident of Oklahoma City, has been sentenced to 110 months in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm and ammunition after previously being convicted of felonies.
Oklahoma attorney general seeks withdrawal from ClassWallet lawsuit
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a motion to withdraw from the ongoing ClassWallet lawsuit, following ClassWallet’s own move for dismissal.
Mexican national sentenced for illegal firearm possession and reentry after domestic assault
Daniel Ceron-Ceron, a 38-year-old Mexican national, has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for illegal possession of a firearm and illegal reentry into the United States after previously being removed.
Executive director of Black Lives Matter OKC indicted on federal fraud charges
A federal grand jury has indicted Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, 52, of Oklahoma City, on charges of wire fraud and money laundering.
Poteau physician agrees to pay $105K over alleged violations of controlled substance regulations
Dr. Jonathan S. Clark, a physician based in Poteau, Oklahoma, has agreed to pay $105,000 to resolve allegations that he violated the Controlled Substances Act.
Skiatook man indicted for threatening federal law enforcement officers
A Skiatook resident, Logan Christopher Murfin, 26, has been indicted on ten federal charges after allegedly making violent threats against federal law enforcement officers.
Oklahoma consumers set to benefit from $700M Google app store settlement
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced that a court has given preliminary approval to a $700 million settlement against Google over unfair business practices in its app store.