Paperwork is missing for some Oklahoma law enforcement charities

Many of the state's law enforcement charity organizations have failed to file the proper paperwork to continue receiving funds.

 
BY MICHAEL BAKER | Published: May 31, 2010   

Several Oklahoma-based law enforcement charities have not filed required paperwork with the secretary of state's office.

As of April 10, at least four law enforcement charities — Oklahoma Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, Oklahoma Reserve Law Officers Association, Association of Oklahoma Narcotic Enforcers and Oklahoma State Game Warden's Association — had let registrations lapse.

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