Jury Selection Starts For Trial Of Tulsa Man Accused Of Shooting Process Server

Monday, March 2nd 2020, 8:48 pm

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Jury Selection Starts For Trial Of Tulsa Man Accused Of Shooting Process Server

Jury Selection Starts For Trial Of Tulsa Man Accused Of Shooting Process Server

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Jury Selection Starts For Trial Of Tulsa Man Accused Of Shooting Process Server

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Jonathan Cooper Jury selection started Monday in the trial of a man charged with shooting a process server in Tulsa. Christopher Barnett is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in July 2019.

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