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McCurtain County Sheriff's Office claims audio recordings altered
The McCurtain Gazette News revealed recordings of racist and threatening statements from the county sheriff, commissioner, investigator and jail administrator. The comments are allegedly from the county commissioners' meeting on March 6. :
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Tiffany Alaniz on Twitter: "UPDATE: Oklahoma county commissioner who discussed killing reporters and lynching Black people resigns. 3 others caught on the recording, including the sheriff, HAVE NOT resigned even after @GovStitt
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McCurtain County Sheriff's Office claims audio recordings altered
