Grady County jail inmates may wind up in tents

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Tuesday, September 23rd 2003, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

(Chickasha-AP) -- A prosecutor says inmates in the Grady County Jail may be kept in tents.

District Attorney Gene Christian says the company holding the bonds on the jail wants a nearly $1-million payment by November 1st.

He says the county doesn't have the money and may have to keep inmates in tents.

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