Threats by Phone

Bench Trial

In Oklahoma City, a man faces charges on threats by phone after becoming irate over his employment.  The man, Devilion Jackson, became enraged when the temp agency he worked for suspended him over a workplace incident.  During the phone call, Mr. Jackson threatened the agency and their employees.  He later sent text messages saying he would “kill every worker at every branch” and planned on “blowing up both businesses” on the next day.  These threats by phone, among other things, are pending felony charges. Threats by Phone,… Read More

Oklahoma’s Move Over Emergency Vehicle Law

Tulsa County Computer Crimes

The Oklahoma’s Move Over Emergency Vehicle Law is serious and could cost you points on your drivers license. All emergency vehicles have the right-of-way when they are in performance of their duties.  See 47 Okl.Stat.Ann. §11-405 for the exact language.  Essentially this provides two separate options for how you should act upon approach of an emergency vehicle. Move Over Emergency Vehicle Law Reviewed If an emergency vehicle is approaching you—with lights, sirens, or other emergency signals—then you should pull over to the right hand side of the… Read More