Almost every state allows police to take cash and property it believes was illicitly obtained, but regulations vary widely.

Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.

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Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.

Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.

Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.

Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.

Oklahoma’s forfeiture statute requires only a preponderance of evidence, with no conviction, criminal charges or arrest required, to seize money and property.