If Harris’ involvement in the case sounds peculiar, given that he served as Tulsa County’s top law enforcement officer for nearly two decades, maybe it shouldn’t. However, for McAuliff and Price, the months since their arrests in connection with the drive-by shooting have not been without incident.īlake Kenneth Hagin, left, Gordon McAuliff, center, and Sevey Price, right, were charged last month with a drive-by shooting. It’s unclear exactly what that negotiation entailed, though court records show it appears all three defendants will potentially evade a jury trial.Īll three defendants have waived their preliminary hearings, typically a sign that some sort of plea agreement is likely. “I don’t think that particular case is going to go to trial,” he said. I was approved by the family to negotiate on their behalf,” Harris told The Frontier. “I’m not going to enter into the court record on the case. “I don’t think that particular case is going to go to trial.” Former Tulsa County District Attorney Tim Harris. Harris, a former Tulsa County District Attorney and a candidate for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, told The Frontier he had assisted the Hagin family with Blake Hagin’s case. McAuliff admitted to driving the vehicle, and Price told police he and two other passengers - alleged to be Hagin and a juvenile male - fired into the home. Hagin and two other teenagers, Sevey Price and Gordon McAuliff, were arrested for the shooting, records show. Hagin, was charged in March with use of a vehicle in the discharge of a weapon after he and two others allegedly fired more than 20 bullets into a Broken Arrow home. The great-grandson of the televangelist who created Rhema Bible Training College appears poised to avoid trial after being charged with a drive-by shooting.Īnd he got assistance from an unlikely place - former Tulsa County District Attorney Tim Harris.īlake Kenneth Hagin, the great-grandson of Kenneth E. Hagin, was charged in March with a drive-by shooting, but appears poised to avoid trial on the charge. Hagin, the great-grandson of famed Tulsa evangelist Kenneth E.
Tim Harris, left, who for 16 years was the Tulsa County District Attorney, told The Frontier that he had negotiated on behalf of Kenneth Blake Hagin, right.
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