At least 13 Chinese busted in Oklahoma County >24 hours ago and not a peep out of the media.
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Ugh...13? I mistakenly counted 2 other bookings that I already dismissed.
Okla has a state law that defines and penalizes a “disorderly house” under Title 21 of the Oklahoma Statutes (Crimes and Punishments):
📜 Oklahoma Statutes § 21-1026 — Disorderly house
Every person who keeps any disorderly house, or any house of public resort by which the peace, comfort or decency of the immediate neighborhood is habitually disturbed, is guilty of a misdemeanor →oscn.net/applications/o…That’s the state-level criminal offense — it’s classified as a misdemeanor.
⚖️ Key points about the offense:
The statute doesn’t itself define exactly what conduct makes a house “disorderly,” but historically this offense has included keeping a place where unlawful acts (like prostitution, gambling, or habitual disturbances) occur and disturb the peace of the neighborhood. The term “house of public resort” typically covers places where the public regularly gathers and causes a public nuisance or disruption. Those statutes start at § 21-1021 →oscn.net/applications/o…
🏛️ Related municipal authority
Under 11 O.S. § 22-109, cities and towns in Oklahoma are expressly authorized to pass ordinances to restrain and suppress disorderly houses and public indecencies. Municipal ordinances often define a disorderly house in more detail (e.g., including drug use, prostitution, gambling, etc.).
📜 Oklahoma Statutes § 21-1026 — Disorderly house
Every person who keeps any disorderly house, or any house of public resort by which the peace, comfort or decency of the immediate neighborhood is habitually disturbed, is guilty of a misdemeanor →oscn.net/applications/o…That’s the state-level criminal offense — it’s classified as a misdemeanor.
⚖️ Key points about the offense:
The statute doesn’t itself define exactly what conduct makes a house “disorderly,” but historically this offense has included keeping a place where unlawful acts (like prostitution, gambling, or habitual disturbances) occur and disturb the peace of the neighborhood. The term “house of public resort” typically covers places where the public regularly gathers and causes a public nuisance or disruption. Those statutes start at § 21-1021 →oscn.net/applications/o…
🏛️ Related municipal authority
Under 11 O.S. § 22-109, cities and towns in Oklahoma are expressly authorized to pass ordinances to restrain and suppress disorderly houses and public indecencies. Municipal ordinances often define a disorderly house in more detail (e.g., including drug use, prostitution, gambling, etc.).
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I will remind everyone in HERE, that I saw—a group of young men, same age, same clothes, same hair, black as black can be, no heads turning, no phones out, no interractions, all standing at an intersection in Kettering, OH, last year. No movement. Silent as can be. Not Americans. I sent that info on....