Inside Coweta, OK's Junior High School, scores of children were allegedly assaulted while administrators looked away. When our correspondent came asking questions, the principal collapsed on camera.
In Okemah, OK, Police Chief Patrick Williams was fired as departmental collapse forced the State Attorney General to seize control. This is the story of how a small town lost its badge of honor.
The Director of Oklahoma's cannabis regulatory agency was caught on video running from a process server. Weeks later, she was gone. Here is the full story of how TAG, YOU'RE IT ended a career.
A Tulsa County Sheriff's Deputy rushed a citizen without a word, grabbed his camera, forced him into handcuffs, and then lied about it. Fortunately, the camera was still rolling.
In Lexington, MS, Officer Scott Walters arrested a correspondent for filming in a public building. What happened when our team returned is something no one in that police department expected.
Police Chief Shalo Edwards left a trail of embezzlement, abuse allegations, and hushed investigations across Oklahoma. Warner, OK locked its own City Hall to keep his secrets buried. We sued them anyway.
In Eufaula, OK, City Manager Jeb Jones shielded a judge caught on camera drinking before court. When our correspondents arrived, Jones stonewalled them. Then he resigned.
When Watonga's mayor and vice mayor both resigned amid a police brutality scandal, our correspondent went to City Hall for answers. What happened next was something out of a spy thriller.
In Watonga, OK, a single officer's body cam footage triggered a cascade of resignations, OSBI investigations, and a brazen attempt to hide public records from a correspondent in plain sight.
A Watonga police officer caught on body cam punching an autistic child and tackling a man for walking on a sidewalk is out of a job. But the cover-up inside City Hall may be just getting started.
A city manager facing felony theft charges. A beloved police chief fired under suspicious circumstances. And a city council that brought the accused back anyway. Inside the unraveling of Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
Guerrilla News correspondents traveled to Pawhuska, OK, where interim City Manager Jerry Eubanks faces felony charges in two counties — yet the city council considered handing him a $25,000 bonus.
A convicted felon ran Pawhuska's city hall. A $25,000 taxpayer bonus disappeared into a restitution fund. And when one correspondent stood up to say so, Mayor Susan Bayro had him thrown out. Then voters threw her out.
Jerry Eubanks moved from city to city across Oklahoma, landing in Pawhuska as City Manager — but investigators had already found a trail of embezzlement charges, missing equipment, and unexplained six-figure payments.
For 17 years, Joey Dawn Oliver drifted from badge to badge across Oklahoma, leaving a trail of protective orders, sexual assault allegations, and silenced victims. In Bokoshe, he finally ran out of road.