Oklahoma County's New Sheriff Discusses Preparations After Election

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Oklahoma County's New Sheriff Discusses Preparations

Oklahoma County's New Sheriff Discusses Preparations

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Believe it or not, it has been about a month since election day and our new Oklahoma County Sheriff is gearing up to take over. Tommie Johnson joined News 9 on Saturday to talk about his preparations since election day.

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