Federal jury convicts Anthony Michael Lennon for failure to register as sex offender
Anthony Michael Lennon was convicted by a federal jury for failing to register as a sex offender after disappearing from Oklahoma more than a decade ago. Authorities say he staged his disappearance before fleeing out-of-state under aliases until his arrest…
Drummond leads coalition urging transparency in prescription drug pricing rules
Attorney General Gentner Drummond is leading a coalition calling for greater transparency from pharmacy benefit managers regarding prescription drug pricing. The group urges new federal rules requiring disclosure of revenue practices while preserving existing state laws. This effort reflects ongoing…
Indian citizen convicted of wire fraud conspiracy targeting Vietnam veteran in Oklahoma
A man living in Texas has been convicted by a federal jury for conspiring with others to defraud an elderly Vietnam veteran through an elaborate scam involving fake officials and gold transfers. Evidence revealed coordinated efforts across multiple states targeting…
Oklahoma Attorney General’s task force raids illegal marijuana operations in Tulsa and Claremore
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.
Mexican national sentenced for illegal possession of firearm in Oklahoma
A Mexican national living unlawfully in Tahlequah received a sentence for possessing a firearm illegally. The case involved several law enforcement agencies and is part of a nationwide federal initiative targeting violent crime linked with illegal immigration.
Oklahoma Board of Bar Examiners announces February 2026 bar exam results
The Oklahoma Board of Bar Examiners released results for February’s bar exam with an overall pass rate at fifty-two percent. Successful candidates will attend an oath ceremony later this month before practicing law in Oklahoma.