Football
Joe Mixon Video Ordered to be Released by Oklahoma Supreme Court
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the video of the incident involving Joe Mixon and a woman he punched in the face at a bar in 2014 must be released.
The decision stemmed from a lawsuit filed by the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters, which sued for the video’s release under the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
According to a report from The Oklahoman, the ruling was to be entered “without delay.” However the tape may not be made available to the public until Christmas.
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