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Political poll or phone scam?

OKLAHOMA CITY — Many Oklahomans are fed up with a telemarketer who seems to be getting around the Do Not Call Registry with a new ploy.

Some say it’s a phony political poll meant to get your credit card number.

The Oklahoma Attorney General’s office is now getting complaints and they say the scam preys on whoever will stay on the phone with them.

Bobby Kessler wasn’t too skeptical of the phone call Monday evening because his number is on the Do Not Call Registry.

“I wonder if it’s related to a political survey, since it’s that time of year and it was a political survey,” he remembers thinking.

The questions were, in fact, political.

“Gas prices, unemployment and Middle East involvement,” Kessler said. “They also asked me who my preference for president was.”

But then Kessler was told he had won a free cruise.

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OKC Thunder inspires musical scores

OKLAHOMA CITY — Thunder fever is building again in Oklahoma.

There are all sorts of ways to cheer on the team.

For one Oklahoma City man, it’s all about what he can put into a song.

Whether gigging at restaurants and clubs or posting on youtube, Randy Montgomery has music on the mind and his latest subject is hot. 

He’s written at least nine songs about the OKC Thunder; most recently a song for the match-up with James Harden and Metta World Peace and the elbow that came between them.

Then a song written during Monday’s game as the score began to tell the tale.

“I wrote, ‘World Peace, can you say blow out’ after it,”  Montgomery said.

Randy’s got pages and pages of song and plans to write a new one for every Playoff game.

“Now we’ve got Derek Fisher, he knows all their tricks. He played for them in ’96,” Montgomery sang.

In Your Corner: Yoga instructor bent out of shape with bad repairs

An Oklahoma City yoga instructor ends up with a bad remodeling job. Scott Hines sweats this one out as he goes in her corner.

Get the details on this remodel scam Thursday at 10 p.m.

Discipline or abuse: Where to draw the line

OKLAHOMA CITY — A metro mom was arrested Tuesday night after witnesses said they saw her hit her young daughter.

However, another witness said the suspect is a great mom and that the child was throwing a tantrum.  

So, is it discipline or abuse?

What should we do if we witness something we see as a little extreme?

OKC Police MSgt. Gary Knight said, “Apparently, the child was inside a vehicle and having a temper tantrum was screaming loudly and the mother began striking the child several times.”

It happened Tuesday night in a store parking lot at Reno and MacArthur.

Police said a witness called 911 after seeing Elizabeth Wolfe strike her child numerous times.

According to the police report, witnesses saw Wolfe slap and punch her 2-year-old daughter.

The witness who called 911 says Wolfe also told her, “This is my f****** kid. I can do whatever I want.”

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Thunder gear to Thunder treats, OKC Thunders up

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Just over four hours from now, the Oklahoma City Thunder will take the court for Game 2 of Round 2 in the NBA Playoffs.

Fans can hardly contain themselves.

From Thunder gear to Thunder-themed food, it seems everyone is ready to Thunder up!

Volunteer advocates needed for abused children

OKLAHOMA CITY — Abused children come from every zip code in Oklahoma County.

Only a third of Oklahoma County juvenile cases have a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer.

CASA volunteers are the eyes and ears of the court; they speak for the children.

CASA of Oklahoma County has about 200 volunteers right now.

They are actively recruiting additional volunteers to meet the needs of the Oklahoma County juvenile court system.

CASA of Oklahoma County Executive Director, Lee Ann Limber, hopes to add 100 volunteers in the next year.

Click here for more information about becoming a CASA Volunteer

Officer hears crash, makes arrest

OKLAHOMA CITY — A hit and run accident lands one man in jail Wednesday morning.

About 1:45 a.m. a man traveling northbound on a motorcycle crashed into a car and then took off.

An Oklahoma City police officer heard the crash in the area of Southwest 15th and Mustang Road.

The officer chased and caught up to the man on the motorcycle and pulled him over.

The driver of the motorcycle had a broken foot.

He was arrested for DUI.

The driver of the vehicle fled the scene and got away.