Former State Lawmaker Defends Actions, Says He Had Nothing To Gain By Amending Bill That Would Have Regulated Facilities Like Ca

By Mike Strain Managing Editor, Tulsa World
Thu, 10/19/2017 - 1:00pm

Former state Rep. Doug Cox says he did not disclose he was on the CAAIR board, because he didn't believe it was relevant. The judge called it rehab, but it ended up being a 'slave camp' in OklahomaHow a drug…

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Former State Lawmaker Defends Actions, Says He Had Nothing To Gain By Amending Bill That Would Have Regulated Facilities Like Ca

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