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Oklahoma woman stole $1.5 million from elderly women in romance scams, officials say

CBS News A Pawnee woman faces charges for stealing $1.5 million through online romance scams, according to Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

Mustang Publishers Richard And Ryan Tate Reach Plea Deal

News 9 Attorney General Mike Hunter hosted a press conference Wednesday to discuss a plea agreement in the states case against two Mustang publishers.

Oklahoma Counties Building Cases Against Serial Scammer

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A serial scam artist is behind bars, and many victims are hopeful that she will finally stay there. Loreal Stroud is accused of conning people all over the state, but it was old traffic tickets that led to her latest arrest.

AG Announces Emergency Price Stabilization Act In Effect Statewide

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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter announced the Emergency Price Stabilization Act is in effect for all 77 counties after the disaster emergency declaration.

New Lawsuit Filed Against Tate Publishing

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As Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter's investigation into Mustang-based publishers Richard and Ryan Tate continues, the family now faces a new lawsuit from a late author's daughter.

New Battle For Those Who Worked With Tate Publishing

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After Tate Publishing owners Richard and Ryan Tate were arrested last week, authors are struggling to get their books removed from retailer websites and stores.

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Hundreds Of Victims Speak Out After OK Publishers Arrested

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Hundreds of writers and musicians around the world are applauding the arrest of two Oklahoma publishers, Richard and Ryan Tate. The father and son were arrested Thursday for embezzlement, extortion and racketeering, and the state attorney general believes there may be even more victims.

Hundreds Of Victims Speak Out After OK Publishers Arrested

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Multiple Charges Filed Against Owners Of Oklahoma Publishing Business

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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter filed eight felony charges and one misdemeanor charge on Thursday against Ryan and Richard Tate for alleged fraudulent business practices the two conducted while operating their businesses, Tate Publishing and Tate Music Group.