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Oklahoma Jail Employees Charged With Cruelty After Allegedly Forcing Prisoners To Listen To ‘Baby Shark’ For Hours

Ashe Schow
Oklahoma Jail Employees Charged With Cruelty After Allegedly Forcing Prisoners To Listen To ‘Baby Shark’ For Hours
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Parents may understand why several former employees at an Oklahoma jail were charged with cruelty after handcuffing inmates and forcing them to listen to “Baby Shark” on repeat for hours.

Fox News reported that Oklahoma County jail employees Gregory Cornell Butler Jr. and Christian Charles Miles, each 21, and their 50-year-old supervisor Christopher Raymond Hendershott were charged with “misdemeanor counts of cruelty to a prisoner and conspiracy.”

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