Money might hold key to solving Oklahoma County jail's problems
By the end of the year, a citizen's committee appointed to solve problems at the Oklahoma County jail should have some answers — and a price tag to go with them.
District 3 Commissioner Ray Vaughn formed the committee after a U.S. Justice Department report released last month ripped the jail for lacking supervision of inmates, a prevalence of violence between detainees, excessive use of force by guards and othe...
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