Program gives veterans a second chance
Chris Seals' Air Force career came to an end after an on-duty injury in South Korea and the resulting surgeries left him with debilitating pain.
It also left him addicted to painkillers. Seals, 29, of Oklahoma City , ended up in jail on complaints including obtaining a controlled dangerous substance under false pretenses. Now he is among 32 veterans getting a second chance as part of a program run by Oklahoma...
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