Tulsa Man's Court Hearing Delayed

Monday, December 29th 2008, 12:06 pm

By: News On 6

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TULSA, OK -- The Tulsa County Court hearing for Andrew Mathis, a man accused of driving into a crowd of people outside a Brookside Bar, has been delayed until the middle of January.

Mathis was originally scheduled to go before a judge Monday to determine if there's enough evidence to take the case to trial.

Witnesses say Mathis had been drinking and became upset when he saw his ex-girlfriend with another man Halloween night.

Two people were killed and several others hurt.

Related story: 12/26/2008 Hearing Set In Deadly Parking Lot Crash

In addition to the criminal charges, two civil lawsuits have also been filed against Mathis.

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