OSBI move was calculated
EDMOND – Moving a forensics crime lab from one location to another while preserving case work is a daunting task.
Officials from the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation began the process of moving their lab from its old office in Oklahoma City to their new, state-of-the-art facility in Edmond a year ahead of time, said Charles Curtis , director of the forensics center.
A dedication ceremony for the ne...
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