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HOLLIS, Okla. (KSWO) - Authorities in Harmon County are continuing to investigate an incident over the weekend which involved a possible human smuggling operation.

According to a social media post by the Hollis Police Department, officers conducted a traffic stop on Highway 62 when around a dozen men fled from the scene. The post told residents to be on the lookout for 10-12 Hispanic males but was later updated to say 10 had been taken into custody but there were possibly six still on the run.

Police said in the post they believed the men were illegal immigrants on their way to Tennessee.

On Monday, we spoke with law enforcement officials in Hollis who said the investigation had been turned over to the District 3 Drug and Violent Crime Task Force based in Altus.

They also say while an incident like this puts a strain on law enforcement in Harmon County, it is no different from any other day for the five member police force in Hollis or the sole member of the Harmon County Sheriff’s Department who are tasked with covering the entire county.

The undersheriff, who is has been left as the only member of the department after the sheriff resigned today, says he has to rely on help from Hollis PD and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol to cover the county.

None of the men we spoke to said they had ever seen an incident like this in their county.

We also contacted the District 3 Task Force based in the District Attorney’s office in Altus and they said they had no comment on the situation do to the ongoing investigation.

There is no word on the status of the men police were looking for over the weekend but in the social media post, they were not believed to be armed or dangerous.

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Oklahoma court rules pregnant women can use medical marijuana, legislature could act - KSWO

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Learn How to Be a Good CEO Like Brian Ladin

Many people work hard their entire life & get to a very good position in their careers. However, when they reach the top, many of them fail. What do you think could be the reason behind such failures? Well, most times, the change in attitude of that individual impacts the growth. It not only affected his personal career but also the business that was his responsibility. However, those who fail once in such situations should look up to some personalities who tackled success like a pro. Brian Ladin and his success is the epitome of brilliance. You can learn a lot from him. Stay on the Ground: When people get promoted to the position of CEO, manager, etc., they get on the ninth cloud. And that's where the downfall begins. When you get to a higher position, never forget to stay grounded. You deserve to be happy, but a change in your attitude can make a big difference. Brian Ladin worked in a shipment company for years. But when he started his own shipping company, Delos Shipping, he never unnecessarily flexed about his success. And that was the point where he outperformed. Learn to be like him if you want better results. Never Forget About Your Responsibilities: Maybe you started in a company as a supervisor. But when you make your way up & reach a position like general manager, CEO, or any other, make sure to take care of your responsibilities yourself. You will have people under you who can work on anything you tell them. But if you take care of the most crucial parts, things will improve. For instance, Brian Ladin never forgot about his responsibilities. He still makes calls to potential clients for tie-up or any other purposes. He never misses this part. Moreover, he does this every day. Play Fair: Well, if you are serving in a market, you will have several competitors, rivals, etc. Sometimes, the war between the rivals gets too dirty. But if you play fair throughout the competition, you might not lose at all. There is a probability that you do not get the desired results. But in the long-term, such fair play is going to benefit you all the time. For instance, you will never get into legal issues. Brian Ladin ensured that every operation conducted in Delos Shipping was according to legal constraints. Therefore, he got good results in the long term. Original Source: https://bityl.co/KSWo

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OUTLAWS MOTORCYCLE CLUBHOUSE MANSLAUGHTER *VIDEO*

#OUTLAWS #OUTLAWSMC #OUTLAWSMOTORCYCLECLUB LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) -A Geronimo man, convicted in the death of a man at a Lawton motorcycle club in 2020 has been sentenced. Jerry Anderson was charged with 1st-degree manslaughter in the death of Hadyn Williams, after shooting and killing him at the Outlaw Motorcycle Club. 00:00 Articles being discussed 01:11 Harley Davidson Launches new membership…

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Early spring-like weather continues through the weekend

Early spring-like weather continues through the weekend

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) – Some skies are already starting to clear out across Texoma, though most will continue to be partly cloudy through the nighttime hours. A stray shower and storm could pop up in far southeastern counties this evening, though most will remain dry on this Saturday night. Winds will be out of the northeast at 10-15 mph, with overnight lows will fall into the upper 40s and low…

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Oklahoma Star Trek

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Just a few black hawks leaving KSWO with the greatest flight school in the foreground

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When our courtyard floods, it floods. #lawton #flooding #heavyrains #raining #weatherok #kswo #newsok #weather #lawtonok #okweather #oklahoma

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Triple-digit trend continues tomorrow as we start off an above-average workweek

Triple-digit trend continues tomorrow as we start off an above-average workweek

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) – We had our first 100 degree day of the year here in Lawton, reaching 101° this afternoon. The last time we hit 100 degrees here in Lawton was all the way back on September 20, 2021, and we reached the triple-digit mark over 5 weeks before we normally should, with the yearly average being around the middle of June. Even Wichita Falls tied a record set back in 2011 by…

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In the 1950s after the late late movie went off the air, a test pattern appeared on the screen, remaining frozen on the set for several consecutive hours while most of America slept. The test pattern featured a stationary drawing of a man’s profile. Inspired by the old buffalo nickel, it became known as “The Indian Head.”

Comanche television historian Dustin Tahmahkera explains, “By the late 1940s and 1950s, this Indian’s ongoing appearances during early morning and late night hours on television screens across North America garnered him far more airtime than small-screen stars Milton Berle, Ed Sullivan, Jack Benny, Martha Raye, Lucille Ball, and Jackie Gleason combined. TV’s first Indian superstar [was] the Indian Head test pattern.”

Such imagery was common. TV stations like WHIO in Dayton, KWWL in Waterloo, WJW in Cleveland, KOLO in Reno, WEBC in Duluth, and KSWO in Lawton all used “injun mascots” as their logos. Many Native organizations objected to this practice, but white business leaders couldn’t grasp the problem. 

Native identity was hijacked and replaced with symbols, logos, and mascots. Collectively the symbols, logos, and mascots dehumanized on a mass scale. As the Lakota author and scholar Vine Deloria Jr. wrote, “Politically, it is convenient to have Indians not as people because then what you do to them doesn’t matter.”  

Kiowa-Apache comedian Adrianne Chalepah explains, “Our real voices are silenced and in our place, are these misrepresentations. To me, it’s all gotta go until they can actually start looking at Natives as human beings.”

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On Friday, KSWO reported that two former Lawton, Oklahoma police officers will be charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of a Black man in December 

This comes as police body-camera footage of the incident is being released to the public for the first time.

"The two former LPD officers, Nathan Ronan and Robert Hinkle, were fired after shooting and killing Quadry Sanders on December, 5th 2021," reported Haley Wilson, Chase Scheuer, and Kevin Haggenmiller. "The medical examiner’s report said he was shot 12 times."

"The shooting happened near N.W. 18th St. and N.W. Lincoln Ave. after officers responded to reports of a protective order violation," the report continued. "The OSBI was called in to investigate the deadly shooting. Back in January, Lawton’s Police Chief, James Smith, released a statement saying body-camera footage would be released after the DA makes a decision."

In a statement, Comanche County District Attorney Kyle Cabelka said that Sanders was unarmed when he was shot. 

“Mr. Sanders was met underneath a carport by Officers Robert Hinkle and Nathan Ronan,” the statement explains. "Officer Hinkle begins telling Mr. Sanders ‘hands, hands’ as well as ‘down, down, down, down.’ Mr. Sanders hands are clearly seen and the only item visible in his hands is a ball cap, which he transfers from his right hand to his left hand. As he is receiving these orders, Mr. Sanders quickly turns back towards the front door of the home."

“Officers Hinkle and Ronan then walk closer to Mr. Sanders," Cabelka continued. "As Hinkle approaches, Mr. Sanders can be seen raising both of his hands in the air, above his head. At that time, Officer Hinkle shoots his firearm four times at Mr. Sanders. Mr. Sanders falls to the ground and appears to have been shot, at which time Officer Hinkle once again orders ‘hands, hands, hands,’ and to ‘quit reaching.’"

"Mr. Sanders sits up from his back with his hands above his head at which time Officer Hinkle fires his firearm seven additional times," Cabelka said. "Simultaneously with these shots, Officer Ronan also fires his weapon at Mr. Sanders four times.“ 

The charges come after a number of high-profile criminal cases against police officers who killed suspects. 

Such cases rarely tend to result in convictions, but last year two nationally-covered cases in Minnesota did: In Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin was sentenced to over 22 years for the murder of George Floyd after kneeling on his neck for nine minutes, and in Brooklyn Park, former police union official Kim Potter was sentenced to 16 months for shooting Daunte Wright while trying to deploy her stun gun.

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Medwatch: Therapy dogs lift spirits during hospital visits - KSWO

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MiamiAir at KSWO 10/13/19