Oklahoma Tells City It Can't Charge $17,125.44 for a Records Request Related to Data Center Arrest
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Oklahoma officials ruled a city cannot charge $17,125.44 for records and bodycam footage tied to a farmer's arrest at a data center-related council meeting.
Oklahoma authorities determined a city improperly sought $17,125.44 from a farmer for bodycam footage and records related to his arrest at a city council meeting. The arrest and records request are connected to a local data center development. The case highlights transparency friction around data center projects.
- City attempted to charge $17,125.44 for records and bodycam footage
- Records relate to a farmer's arrest at a city council meeting
- Dispute is connected to local data center development
OrganizationsOklahoma
CountriesUnited States
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The the city tried to charge a farmer more than $17,000 for bodycam footage and records related to his arrest at a city council meeting.
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