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surrendered guns

Misty Barnes

Wed, Jun 4, 2025 7:40 PM

Group,

I have a case where a criminal defendant, who is now in prison, asked a friend to go to the house and get his guns. The guns had nothing to do with the crime. The friend did so but later surrendered the guns to the police department. Defendant is now in prison and will be for a very long time. What is the remedy for the police department to dispose of the guns?

Misty Barnes,
City Attorney
Office: 918-541-2204
Cell: 918-949-0553
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Group, I have a case where a criminal defendant, who is now in prison, asked a friend to go to the house and get his guns. The guns had nothing to do with the crime. The friend did so but later surrendered the guns to the police department. Defendant is now in prison and will be for a very long time. What is the remedy for the police department to dispose of the guns? Misty Barnes, City Attorney Office: 918-541-2204 Cell: 918-949-0553 [Miami_logo_final]

Beth Anne Childs

Wed, Jun 4, 2025 7:44 PM

Chief’s Sale. It has to be in the possession of the Chief for at least 90 days. I am happy to send you word documents if you like!

Beth Anne

Beth Anne Childs
The Childs Law Firm, PLLC
1015 South Detroit Avenue
Tulsa, Oklahoma. 74120
(918) 521-3092

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Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 2:40 PM
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Group,

Misty Barnes,
City Attorney
Office: 918-541-2204
Cell: 918-949-0553
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Chief’s Sale. It has to be in the possession of the Chief for at least 90 days. I am happy to send you word documents if you like! Beth Anne Beth Anne Childs The Childs Law Firm, PLLC 1015 South Detroit Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma. 74120 (918) 521-3092 From: Misty Barnes via Oama <oama@lists.imla.org> Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2025 at 2:40 PM To: oama@lists.imla.org <oama@lists.imla.org> Subject: [Oama] surrendered guns Group, I have a case where a criminal defendant, who is now in prison, asked a friend to go to the house and get his guns. The guns had nothing to do with the crime. The friend did so but later surrendered the guns to the police department. Defendant is now in prison and will be for a very long time. What is the remedy for the police department to dispose of the guns? Misty Barnes, City Attorney Office: 918-541-2204 Cell: 918-949-0553 [Miami_logo_final]