Sand Springs McDonald’s Nearly Scammed For Over $1K

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Sand Springs McDonald’s Nearly Scammed For Over $1K

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Sand Springs McDonald’s Nearly Scammed For Over $1K

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Sand Springs police say a scammer tricked McDonald's employees into emptying their cash register drawers.

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Sand Springs police say a scammer tricked McDonald's employees into emptying their cash register drawers.

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