A Canadian County judge has dismissed a felony case against a former Yukon man accused of posting online threats to Jewish people.

Shawn Christian Tuttle, age 35, was charged in October 2024 with use of a computer system to put another in fear of harm or death after an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Terrorism Task Force.

Special Judge David H. Halley in April approved an order dismissing the case “without prejudice” at the request of District Attorney Tommy Humphries.

Security cameras will be moved this summer to Canadian County’s temporary administration offices – a move endorsed this week by a visiting retired county commissioner.

County commissioners voted 3-0 last week to approve a contract from DIGI Security Systems to relocate the existing security cameras from the County Administration Building at 201 N. Choctaw to two buildings that will house administrative departments during construction of the new county courthouse.

Poverty is deeply woven into the fabric of Oklahoma history.

Whether it is the result of tornadoes and dust bowls, oil industry booms and busts, a never-ending stream of bad guys or a century of ugly political feuds, poverty and its byproducts have shaped the Sooner State.

There is a persistent and worsening cycle of poverty in Oklahoma, set against a backdrop of rising population, stagnant wages and political disagreement over how to address the problem.

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