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OK: Private documents stolen during Sooner Tea Party burglary

Posted on June 1, 2011 by Dissent

Chellie Mills reports:

A burgler (sic) hit The Sooner Tea Party over the weekend. Documents that are typically not public information were stolen. The owner of the building where they were stored believes someone broke in specifically for those files.

[…]

Mixed among the tools are tea party flyers, petitions and files full of donor information.

[…]

Gerhart says all of the party members were notified through e-mail about the theft, letting them know copies of checks they wrote may have been taken and to keep an eye on their bank accounts.

Read more on KFOR.com

Randy Ellis of The Oklahoman adds some additional details, including the fact that the party has an email list of about 4,000.

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