Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond

313 NE 21st Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3207

“Attorney General Drummond’s law experience spans nearly 30 years and includes having served as an assistant district attorney in Pawnee and Osage Counties and as an attorney in private practice. In 1999, he founded the Tulsa-based firm, Drummond Law. In addition to his legal career, Drummond, a seventh-generation Oklahoman, has been a longtime rancher, banker and businessman.”
https://oklahoma.gov/oag/about/bio.html

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Gentner Drummond, Attorney General of Oklahoma

Oklahoma Attorney General’s task force raids illegal marijuana operations in Tulsa and Claremore

April 9, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s Organized Crime Task Force raided four sites tied to illegal marijuana activity in Tulsa and Claremore on April 9. Several suspects were arrested including two accused ringleaders; authorities seized thousands of plants along with processed product.

Attorney General Drummond commends denial of clemency for Raymond Johnson

April 8, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond praised the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board's decision denying clemency for Raymond Johnson. Johnson was convicted of murdering Brooke Whitaker and her infant daughter in 2007. The execution is scheduled for May.

Attorney General Drummond warns Oklahomans about fraudulent investment scams on social media

April 7, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond has issued an alert warning Oklahomans about increasing fraudulent investment scams targeting users on Meta's social media platforms. The warning highlights new risks from deepfake technology and urges residents not to trust unsolicited investment offers found online.

Drummond urges court to approve $31 million Illinois River Watershed settlements

April 7, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged quick approval from federal courts for $31 million worth of environmental cleanup settlements involving major poultry producers over pollution concerns in Oklahoma's Illinois River Watershed. The agreements await judicial approval while further legal actions continue regarding remaining defendants.

Attorney General Drummond warns Oklahomans about contractor fraud after severe weather

April 6, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond has warned Oklahomans about increased risks of contractor fraud following recent storms. Residents are advised on steps they can take when hiring repair services. The Consumer Protection Unit offers resources for those who suspect scams.

Registration opens for 2026 Partners for Change Conference in Oklahoma

April 3, 2026

Registration has opened for the annual Partners for Change Conference set by Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s office. The event focuses on coordinated responses against violence-related crimes. Last year saw over 530 participants with more expected this year.

Drummond urges Congress to classify xylazine as controlled substance to address overdose risk

April 2, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged Congress on April 2 to pass legislation classifying xylazine as a controlled substance due its role in rising overdose deaths. The move aims at giving law enforcement more tools against illicit drug distribution.

Drummond marks one year of training nearly 1,000 Oklahomans in life-saving tool

April 2, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced that nearly 1,000 Oklahomans have been trained in a protocol aimed at preventing intimate partner homicides over the past year. The initiative includes expanded virtual trainings targeting underserved communities.

Attorney General Drummond announces arrests and restitution in Medicaid fraud operation

April 1, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced multiple arrests following an investigation into Medicaid fraud across Oklahoma counties. Operation Sooner Shield led to criminal charges against several healthcare workers along with substantial restitution efforts targeting misuse within the state's health programs.

Oklahoma Legislature passes bills to strengthen domestic violence laws with unanimous support

March 27, 2026

Attorney General Gentner Drummond praised lawmakers after four new bills addressing domestic violence passed unanimously. The legislation aims at stricter monitoring and tougher penalties for offenders while supporting victims. Recent data shows a drop in related homicides across Oklahoma.

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