Security guards at Tulsa City County Library immediately confronted journalists filming in the taxpayer-funded building, demanding they fill out permission forms. When the reporters refused, guards called police and threatened arrest over "policy violations."
A routine records request at Woodward County Courthouse revealed felony files containing unredacted Social Security numbers, birthdates, and personal details available to anyone who asks. Court employees grew hostile when confronted.
A lawyer facing emergency license suspension for exposing judicial corruption hand-delivered hundreds of citizen complaints to the Oklahoma Bar Association. The complaints target Judge Sharon Holmes, allegedly caught driving intoxicated with her grandchild.
Fire Marshal's office refuses to allow citizens to inspect public records during business hours, demanding personal information not required by law. When reporters persist, officials threaten misdemeanor charges. The confrontation escalates when more officials arrive.
Judge Sharon Holmes secured a protective order against a reporter documenting her alleged drunk driving with her grandchild. The courthouse hearing revealed shocking judicial favoritism and yelling matches, all while Holmes faces mounting judicial complaints.
Attorney discovers Judge Priddy illegally altered official court records after his courthouse visit, changing minute orders to falsely claim he wasn't present at hearings he attended. The digital evidence reveals multiple edits to public documents.