The lawsuit also asks that Kialegee and Red Creek representatives be permitted access to the property and that Creek Nation officials “cease violent threats and intimidation.”
Kialegee Tribe, Florida Company Sue Creek Nation Officials Over Raid On Broken Arrow Business
By Curtis Killman Tulsa World, Tulsa World
Thu, 08/24/2017 - 12:17pm
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