A former attorney for the town of Fort Gibson has been charged with forging the name of a Tulsa County judge in an effort to avoid having his wages garnished.
May 13, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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FORT GIBSON, Okla. — A former attorneyfor the town of Fort Gibson has been charged with forging the name of a Tulsa County judge in an effort to avoid having his wages garnished.
Don Lewis is accused of forging Tulsa County Special District Judge Charles Hogshead‘s name on a legal document to prevent a court-ordered garnishment of Lewis’ pay from Fort Gibson. An Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agent said Lewis was trying to avoid payment of a personal debt to a Tulsa radio station.
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