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| Cleveland County programs save space, dollars |
| By normantranscript.com- Joy Hampton |
| Published: 12/18/2012 |
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NORMAN, OKLAHOMA — Cleveland County Undersheriff Rhett Burnett reported there were 382 prisoners in the F. DeWayne Beggs Detention Center as of Monday morning. Of those, 93 — 24 percent — are Department of Corrections inmates with 76 of those having completed the judgment and sentencing which means they are ready to be transported to DOC facilities. “We’re waiting until DOC has room to take them,” Burnett said. Oklahoma Court Services Director Julia Curry and her staff are doing what they can to alleviate jail crowding. Curry reported to the Board of County Commissioners Monday morning that the pre-trial sentencing program saved the county more than $715,000 between July and November. Read More. |
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