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April 28, 2026
Attorney General Gentner Drummond has joined a coalition raising questions about major credit rating agencies' use of environmental standards in their evaluations. The group argues that these practices could harm both businesses reliant on fossil fuels and state bond ratings. Their letter calls for greater transparency around how such ratings are determined.
Read more →April 27, 2026
Cleveland County Sheriff Donald Amason pleaded no contest to embezzlement charges and resigned immediately following a plea agreement. Attorney General Gentner Drummond said this resolution ensures accountability among public officials.
Read more →April 23, 2026
Attorney General Gentner Drummond offered condolences following the death of Deputy Thomas "Walker" LeMay near Wister. Drummond also expressed hope for a full recovery for Wister Police Chief William Thompson after an ambush that left one officer dead and another injured.
Read more →April 23, 2026
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of law enforcement after Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond led a multi-state effort challenging how courts review police stops. The decision addresses concerns about differing standards for officers across jurisdictions.
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