Oklahoma teen sentenced to attend church as part of probation for DUI manslaughter conviction
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Published: November 15, 2012
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MUSKOGEE - Attending church on Sunday for 10 years was one of the conditions a Muskogee County judge placed on a teenager whose sentence in a manslaughter case was deferred this week for 10 years.
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Defense attorney Donn Baker said that although the church requirement is unusual, it is not something he intends to challenge.
The defendant, Tyler Alred, 17, was behind the wheel of a Chevrolet pickup about 4 a.m. Dec. 3 when he crashed into a tree on a county road east of Muskogee. His friend and passenger John Luke Dum, 16, of Muskogee died at the scene.
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