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Protect your hearing from fireworks this Fourth of July

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By MARIO GONZALEZ, Mario González
| KFOR-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — On Wednesday’s health check, celebrating the Fourth of July without damaging your hearing! Did you know that fireworks can reach decibels of up to 175? That’s louder than a jet engine during takeoff and above the level that can cause instant and permanent hearing damage. Dr. Matt West, the CEO of the Hough Ear Institute, joins us in the KFOR Studio to talk more about how fireworks can affect your hearing. For more information, watch the video above.
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Two Choctaw officers accused of inappropriate contact with juvenile no longer with department

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By MARIO GONZALEZ, Mario González
| Yahoo Verified
Two Choctaw officers accused of inappropriate contact with juvenile no longer with department CHOCTAW, Okla. (KFOR) — Two officers are no longer with the Choctaw Police Department following an investigation into alleged inappropriate contact with a juvenile. According to Choctaw Police Chief Kelly Marshall, on March 26, she received a call from Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommie Johnson III following a report that was filed accusing two Choctaw officers of having inappropriate contact with a juvenile.
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Animal cruelty charges sought after more than 500 animals rescued in Oklahoma City meth bust

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By MARIO GONZALEZ, Mario González
| Yahoo Verified
Animal cruelty charges sought after more than 500 animals rescued in Oklahoma City meth bust OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma City Animal Welfare continues to care for more than 500 animals that were rescued from a southeast Oklahoma City residence following a meth bust, and investigators are now seeking animal cruelty charges. The animals, rescued on June 25, include more than 450 birds, 42 dogs, 4 cats, 4 reptiles, and 1 horse, many of them found in poor health.
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