Collin County Constable Disavows 'Oath Keepers' After Name Appears on Leaked Member Rolls

Sep 08, 2022 View Original Article
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50% : According to information released by the ADL, there were 3,301 Oath Keepers signed up in Texas including eight elected officials, 33 members of law enforcement, 10 military members and seven first responders.
44% : After combing through a list of roughly 38,000 names believed to have come from a leaked Oath Keepers member list, the ADL on Wednesday said they identified nearly 400 people who are also current members of law enforcement, elected officials or military members.

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