Who is Clinton Collins? Wiki, Bio, Age, Family, Arrested for stabbing man in head with flagpole

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Clinton Collins, an Oklahoma man is lucky to be alive after a convict drove a flagpole, with an American flag attached, through his skull at a fast-food restaurant Wednesday, police said.

Collins allegedly attacked the unidentified victim around 7:30 p.m. at a Sonic in the Tulsa Hills neighborhood in front of multiple witnesses, Tulsa police said. “That’s what he gets. He had it coming,” Collins allegedly said as he stabbed the man with the makeshift weapon. According to police, the pole entered the victim’s head below the jaw and exited through the other side of the skull near the right temple. Collins was immediately taken into custody and charged with mutilation, according to police. “Like you would see on a horror TV show or movie, he ran up to him and stabbed him in the head,” Officer Danny Bean told 2 News. “He went through the bottom and came out the other side.”

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The American flag was still attached to the pole at the time, the department said in a statement. Tulsa firefighters had to cut off part of the flagpole so the victim could fit inside the ambulance. Miraculously, he will likely only lose one eye, police said. Mutilation is a felony in Oklahoma that carries a penalty of up to life in prison. Police did not reveal what led to the bizarre attack inside the fast food chain. Because he is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, it is unclear if his case will be heard in tribal court or in US District Court.

In 2020, the Supreme Court ruled that Oklahoma prosecutors lack the authority to bring criminal cases against defendants who are tribal citizens in much of eastern Oklahoma because it remains an American Indian reservation. That area includes most of Tulsa, the state’s second-largest city. However, last year the Supreme Court ruled that Oklahoma can prosecute non-Native Americans for crimes committed on tribal land when the victim is Native American.

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