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The Lawton Town Crier Formalizes Open Records Request for District 5 ‘Brady-Giglio’ List
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The Lawton Town Crier has submitted a formal Open Records Act request to the District 5 Attorney’s Office seeking the “Brady-Giglio” list. This record identifies law enforcement officers with documented credibility or misconduct issues. By requesting a mandatory Redaction Log, the Crier aims to document the legal basis for any withheld information, establishing a…
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Comanche County Jail Booking Photos Temporarily Unavailable Following System Issue
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Booking photos associated with the Comanche County Detention Center were intermittently unavailable for several days in late March and early April. County officials attributed the issue to a system glitch, stating the system has since been restored. A review of records suggests a potential gap in photo availability during that period, which is still…
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Statewide Citation Coding Issue Prompts Review Across State
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Lawton Town Crier investigated a statewide traffic citation coding issue after Elgin PD reported misclassified stop sign violations. Outreach to LPD, City Attorney, Municipal Court, DPS, and state agencies confirmed local review, state-level corrections, and seven improper license suspensions. Aside from LPD PIO, the City of Lawton did not respond.
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Lawton Releases Draft “One Lawton” Comprehensive Plan Through 2050
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The City of Lawton has released the draft One Lawton Comprehensive Plan, a long-range planning document intended to guide the city’s growth and development through 2050.
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Full Interview: DA Kyle Cabelka on Crime, Technology, and Community Trust
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In this full, unedited On The Record interview, Garrett Jackson (Lawton Town Crier) sits down with Oklahoma District 5 District Attorney Kyle Cabelka to discuss how prosecution works in practice—and what trends are shaping public safety in Comanche and Cotton Counties.