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Cleveland County Sheriff Lester Warns Of Child Fingerprinting Scam
Cleveland County Sheriff Joe Lester wants to warn the public of a scam that is making its way in Cleveland County. Sheriff Lester has received reports that someone is making phone calls, claiming to be associated with the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office and attempting to solicit money for child fingerprinting services. The caller has no association with Cleveland County Sheriff Office. Sheriff Lester said the caller requests bank account information and promises to fingerprint children for a charge. The calls began in the county this week. Sheriff Lester said deputies will fingerprint kids for free and won’t ever solicit money for services. If anyone has received one of these phone calls, call 701-8888 and report the call.
Posted: Tuesday, October 30 2012, 09:06 AM CDT
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Judge orders Okla. pastor to trial on murder count
May 25, 2013 19:32 GMT
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A judge says the pastor of an Oklahoma City church must stand trial in the shooting death of his son-in-law.
Fifty-three-year old Michael Elder is charged in the death of 27-year-old Gary Davidson last February. Davidson was married to Elder's daughter.
The Oklahoman reports (http://bit.ly/16Wg62Z ) that Judge Ray C. Elliott on Friday ordered Elder to stand trial after Davidson's wife and girlfriend each told different stories. April Davidson said she feared for her life while fighting with Davidson in the front seat of a pickup truck. Judith Chism said Davidson was trying to exit the truck from a rear seat when he was shot.
Defense lawyers have argued Davidson fired the gun in self-defense.
Elder is senior pastor at The Cross Baptist Church. He was being held without bail.
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