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Victims from Miami's restaurant shooting encouraged to seek assistance from Victims Compensation Program
Victims from Miami's restaurant shooting encouraged to seek assistance from Victims Compensation Program

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timea day ago

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Victims from Miami's restaurant shooting encouraged to seek assistance from Victims Compensation Program

MIAMI, Okla. — Ottawa County District Attorney Doug Pewitt is offering individuals affected by a recent shooting at a Miami restaurant resources through the state's Crime Victims Compensation Program. 'People who may have been impacted by the May 31 active shooter situation at Mia Bella Italian Kitchen may be eligible for assistance through the Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation Program,' said Pewitt. The state program covers unreimbursed expenses related to the crime, including medical, dental, and prescription costs, counseling and rehabilitation services, traditional healing, crime scene cleanup, work loss, services replacement, and mileage reimbursement for mental and medical appointments. The alleged shooter, Michael Anthony Cook III, 25, is charged in Ottawa County District Court in Miami with discharging a firearm into a dwelling, felony pointing a firearm, and two counts of shooting with intent to kill. He remains hospitalized after a shootout with Miami police, according to an arrest affidavit. For more information about the Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation Program, contact (918) 542-5547 and ask for the Crime Victims Advocate. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Who owned the gun a Kansas City man allegedly used in Saturday's shoot out with police?
Who owned the gun a Kansas City man allegedly used in Saturday's shoot out with police?

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time3 days ago

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Who owned the gun a Kansas City man allegedly used in Saturday's shoot out with police?

MIAMI, Okla. – A Kansas City man involved in an officer-related shooting on Saturday had no criminal history and no ties to the Miami area, Miami Police Chief Stephen Sigmon confirmed on Tuesday. Sigmon said Cook's weapon was a 9mm Glock handgun that was legally registered to him. It is believed he has had the weapon for several years, he said. Michael Cook, 25, is accused of firing a weapon into the restaurant, Mia Bella Italian Kitchen, on Saturday after an apparent disagreement with a 7brew employee around 9 p.m. The motive behind the shooting is under investigation, and due to Cook's lack of a criminal history background, Sigmon said, 'We think it might be a possible mental health episode.' Cook has no known ties to the Miami area. Police located his vehicle at the Starbucks parking lot, which is about a mile and a half from Mia Bella Italian Kitchen. Cook was shot several times by Miami officers and sustained injuries to his left hand and the upper and lower left side of his torso. 'He's had a couple of surgeries, and another surgery is scheduled for Thursday,' Sigmon said. 'Currently, they (physicians) are evaluating his leg.' 'We are still trying to determine the objective,' Sigmon said of the shooting. 'We know he came into the city on Friday.' Sigmon said just before the shooting, Miami police received a telephone call of Cook beating on the window of a woman's car. 'We showed up just as the shooting began,' Sigmon said. Two police officers started pursuing Cook on foot as gunfire ensued, while the other two police officers tried to head off the Kansas City man in their police units, he said. Sigmon praised the officers, citing their bravery and professionalism. 'I want to commend the officers running toward the gunshot fired,' Sigmon said. Four Miami police officers are on paid administrative leave during the investigation into the shooting. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations is handling the case due to officer involvment. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

BREAKING: Officer involved shooting in Miami, Oklahoma
BREAKING: Officer involved shooting in Miami, Oklahoma

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time6 days ago

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BREAKING: Officer involved shooting in Miami, Oklahoma

MIAMI, Okla. — We have a reporter on the scene of what authorities say is an officer-involved shooting in Miami, Oklahoma. As of 10:45 p.m., Saturday night, there is currently a heavy police presence, including members of the Miami Police Department, Quapaw Nation Marshals, with additional law enforcement en route. Authorities have placed markers on Main Street in front of Mia Bella Italian Kitchen. Crime scene tape has been placed on the block's perimeter. MIAMI, Okla. — An officer-involved shooting has occurred in downtown Miami, officials say. According to officials, on Saturday evening, an officer-involved shooting occurred in downtown Miami, near the Mia Bella Italian Kitchen, McDonald's, and 7 Brew Coffee. Few details have been released at this time, however, officials say the suspect has been flown by helicopter to an area hospital and that there is currently no active threat to the community. This is a developing story, and we will continue to bring you more information as it becomes available. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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