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Can you be ticked or given a traffic citation for driving barefoot in Oklahoma? Somehow this topic came up at the water cooler and the answer to that question may surprise you.

Recently Walmart started issuing citations and involving authorities when customers make mistakes or attempt to shoplift items while using their self-checkout lines. The crackdown is due to all the unpaid merchandise that is leaving the store by customers using self-checkout and not paying for their purchase.

Here's the question: Is it illegal to "do it" in a vehicle in the state of Oklahoma? The answer might just surprise you.

While it's definitely considered naughty Oklahomans are wondering if it's illegal to do in the Sooner State. If you know the answer you've more than likely been busted yourself.

This Oklahoma small town has just passed a new ordinance that would ticket the homeless. Any person caught sleeping or sitting on the sidewalk in the downtown area could face a fine.

The city government in this Oklahoma town have just passed a new ordinance that requires a permit for anyone who helps feeds the homeless leaving it's citizens angry and upset.

The Lawton Municipal Court located at 102 S.W. 5th Street will be closed the middle of next week from Thursday, April 28th (04-28-21) through Friday, April 30th (04-30-21). They'll close down temporarily so they can move to the new Lawton Public Safety Center.

Little 3-year-old Dillan Warden was recently playing in his front yard when he felt nature call. The toddler is being potty trained and, since he wasn’t close to a bathroom, he did what any young boy in the situation would do —- he unzipped and let it fly. Instead of being rewarded for keeping his big boy pants dry, he found himself slapped with a $2,500 fine for public urination.

A single speeding camera in Washington, D.C., has put together collection of statistics that would be the envy of entire police forces: Over the last 23 months, the camera has issued 116,734 tickets with fines totaling $11.6 million.