Oklahoma AG Opposes Clemency for Convicted Murderer

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has requested the Pardon and Parole Board deny clemency for Raymond Johnson, sentenced to death for the 2007 torture and murder of Brooke Whitaker and her infant daughter. Johnson's clemency hearing is April 8, 2026, with his execution scheduled for May 14, 2026.

Two indicted for $55,000 Walmart theft scheme using Scan & Go

The Oklahoma Attorney General announced that a multi-county grand jury has indicted two individuals, Angel Jones and Christopher Loepke, for a nationwide Walmart theft scheme. The scheme allegedly resulted in over $55,000 in losses through fraudulent use of the Scan & Go mobile checkout system.

Oklahoma AG settles with Script Care over pharmacy audits

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced a settlement with Script Care, Ltd. regarding pharmacy audit practices. Script Care will pay $135,000, with over $91,000 distributed to 24 impacted Oklahoma pharmacies, resolving allegations of inappropriate recoupment of over $38,000.

Oklahoma AG Leads 18 States Urging DHS Secretary Confirmation

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, joined by 17 other state AGs, sent a letter urging Congress to confirm U.S. Sen. Markwayne Mullin as the Secretary of Homeland Security. The letter highlights national security concerns and Mullin's qualifications for the role.

Oklahoma AG Sues OneMain Financial for Hidden Fees

Oklahoma Attorney General Genter Drummond, joined by 12 other state attorneys general, has filed a lawsuit against OneMain Financial for allegedly charging consumers hundreds of millions of dollars in hidden fees and interest through a bait-and-switch lending scheme. The lawsuit seeks restitution, penalties, and injunctive relief to prevent future illegal practices.

Bernadine Martin Resigns as District Attorney Ahead of Removal Hearing

The New Mexico Department of Justice announced the resignation of District Attorney Bernadine Martin ahead of a removal hearing. The NMDOJ initiated the action due to operational failures, including deficiencies in case oversight and administrative management, which jeopardized public safety.

AG Torrez Defends No-Cost Contraception Coverage Access

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez joined 22 other attorneys general in filing an amicus brief challenging Trump Administration regulations that expand religious and moral exemptions to no-cost contraception coverage. The brief urges the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to affirm a lower court ruling that these regulations are unlawful.

New Mexico DOJ Warns of Fake Toll Violation Text Scam

The New Mexico Department of Justice issued a warning regarding a fraudulent text message scam impersonating the Bernalillo County Magistrate Court. The scam uses fake toll violation notices with QR codes to steal personal and financial information.

DOJ Searches Former Zorro Ranch for Illegal Activity Allegations

The New Mexico Department of Justice, with assistance from state police and fire/rescue, conducted a search of the former Zorro Ranch property as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into alleged illegal activities prior to Jeffrey Epstein's death. The department is seeking public information related to events in New Mexico.

AG Investigates Fatal Police Shooting in Lacey Township

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office is investigating a fatal police-involved shooting that occurred on March 16, 2026, in Lacey Township. The incident involved a Lacey Township police officer who discharged his weapon during an encounter with a civilian, resulting in one fatality. The investigation is being conducted by the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability.