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Okla. sheriff resigns after jail escape led to fatal trooper shooting

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By Curtis Killman Tulsa World, Okla. OKEMAH, Okla. — The Okfuskee County sheriff announced his resignation Tuesday in the wake of a jail escape that turned deadly. Logan Manshack said in a social media post that he was stepping down effective Friday from the elected office he has held since January 2025. “Following the recent jail escape, I have made the decision to step down from my position,” Manshack said in the post.
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Trial date set for woman charged in Wagoner County roommate's 2020 death

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Okla. DOC racks up $35.5M in OT, 48% of all state employee overtime

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By Curtis Killman Tulsa World, Okla. TULS, Okla. — Overtime spending at the state Department of Corrections continues to increase to the point where it now accounts for about half of all overtime spending at state agencies, according to a Tulsa World analysis of state payroll data. DOC employees earned $35.57 million in overtime in 2025, which is equal to about 48% of all overtime wages paid to state employees in 2025, according to the analysis.
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