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About 30-40 people came to the Grady County Courthouse Monday morning to protest on behalf of Sheriff Kieran McMullen. The protest corresponded to a meeting in which District Attorney Bret Burns asked the Grady County Commissioners to begin ouster proceedings against McMullen. Governor Brad Henry was also scheduled to appear at the commissioners’ meeting Monday.
Adam Heilman / The Tuttle Times

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