Student to face trial in severed dog head case
CLAREMORE — A judge ruled Thursday that constitutional rights to free speech were not violated in charges filed against a Rogers State University student accused of leaving a severed dog's head at a woman's doorstep and planning a campus massacre.
Rogers County District Court Special Judge L. Joe Smith ordered Tywone Dion Parks, 24, to return for arraignment June 2.
Parks' attorney, Jack Zanerhaft of ...
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