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Gov Kevin Stitt signs bill to protect drivers who hit protesters while fleeing from riots

Gov Kevin Stitt signs bill to protect drivers who hit protesters while fleeing from riots
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Oklahoma bill granting immunity to drivers fleeing riots heads to Gov Kevin Stitt s desk

Oklahoma bill granting immunity to drivers fleeing riots heads to Gov. Kevin Stitt s desk Carmen Forman, Oklahoman © Ian Maule/Tulsa World via AP A pickup drives through a group of protesters who shut down Interstate 244 during a rally May 31 in Tulsa, Okla. The march was to mark the anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre in 1921 and to protest the death of George Floyd, who was pinned at the neck by a Minneapolis police officer. Oklahoma s Legislature on Wednesday gave final passage to bills that seek to crack down on protests and prevent outbursts in local public meetings. The Senate gave final passage to House Bill 1674 by Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, and Sen. Rob Standridge, R-Norman, that protects drivers if they feel fleeing from a riot is necessary to escape serious injury or death.

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Oklahoma bill granting immunity to drivers fleeing riots heads to Gov Kevin Stitt s desk

Oklahoma bill granting immunity to drivers fleeing riots heads to Gov Kevin Stitt s desk
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Progressive group vows to challenge Oklahoma legislators who limit protests

Progressive group vows to challenge Oklahoma legislators who limit protests Carmen Forman, Oklahoman © Bryan Terry, Bryan Terry Protesters march during a Black Lives Matter rally in Oklahoma City, Sunday, May 31, 2020. [Bryan Terry/The Oklahoman] An Oklahoma progressive advocacy group has vowed to challenge state legislators who change state law to limit protests. Oklahoma Progress Now is asking its supporters to pledge to help unseat up to 17 Republican state lawmakers who introduced 11 bills the group says would challenge the right to protest. The bills seek to change how Oklahomans can protest around the state Capitol, prevent the doxxing of law enforcement officers, limit protesting in streets, and would add rioting into the state’s racketeering law, which is typically used to prosecute organized crime.

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Progressive group vows to challenge Oklahoma legislators who limit protests

Progressive group vows to challenge Oklahoma legislators who limit protests
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