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By Michael Reynolds | Wilder News
Justice is supposed to be blind in Cleveland County it seems like it just plays favorites. Two cases. Same judge signing warrants, Two completely different outcomes.
Let’s talk about Raymond Paul Jones—a guy who made direct threats against a sitting judge and her staff.
This isn’t speculation. It’s in black and white, straight from court documents (open records). Between September 21 and September 27, 2024, this man called Judge Bridget Childers’ office 102 times, left 15 voicemails (some of which were just heavy breathing, umm creepy), and emailed multiple courthouse officials ranting about corruption and how he needed to expose it, seems like a theme here.
His harassment was bad enough that the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office recommended a warrant—which Judge Ortega signed on November 12, 2024.
That was three months ago.
Now, let’s compare that to another case, mine. Judge Ortega also signed my warrant. But unlike Jones, who made actual life altering threats, I was arrested within moments of his sweet little signature hitting the paper.
So here’s the million dollar(s) question: Why is a guy who harassed a judge and her staff for weeks still walking free in Norman, while I was snatched up almost instantly?
Selective Enforcement or Just Plain Incompetence?
Jones’ case wasn’t some secret file buried under a mountain of paperwork. The Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office has the warrant. Yet, he’s still out and about living his best life in Norman like nothing happened.
When the system wants you gone, it doesn’t waste time. I found that out firsthand. My warrant wasn’t even properly filed, but that didn’t stop them from rushing in to make an arrest and disregarding their own procedures. Meanwhile, Jones—who harassed and threatened a judge—is getting the luxury of so-far three-month head start with zero consequences.
What’s Really Going On?
•Did someone decide Jones wasn’t worth the trouble?
. Is the Sheriff’s Office slow-rolling certain warrants?
• Or is it just easier to target certain people while letting others slide?
No matter how you spin it, this looks bad. Real bad. Same judge. bipolar process. Completely different outcomes.
Maybe We The People should call and demand answers.
Why is Raymond Paul Jones still free?
Who’s responsible for enforcing his warrant?
And why was I thrown in cuffs instantly while a judge-threatening menace is left to roam Norman?
Side note:
Selective Redaction: Cleveland County’s Double Standard
Here’s the hypocrisy—my full name, address, phone number, DOB, and SSN were completely exposed in my case. Meanwhile, Raymond Paul Jones’ SSN and phone number were blocked, and his DOB was only partially visible.
This is the same system that accused me of doxing, yet had no problem plastering my personal info everywhere while protecting a guy who threatened a judge.
So, why the special treatment for Jones? Why was I arrested instantly while his warrant has been ignored for months? Justice in Cleveland County isn’t blind—it’s playing favorites.
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Writing by Michael Reynolds | Wilder News
(Republished by Robbie Robertson)
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