charging multiple harrassing calls as seperate counts does not violate double jeopardy

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals held that if a Defendant makes multiple harassing or threatening calls, the State may charge the Defendant for each call separately.  In Roush v. State, the Defendant argued that under 21 O.S.2011, § 1172, the State could only charge him with one Count of making harassing calls because his calls were to the same person.  The Court disagreed stating that each call was a separate act and could be sentenced separately.
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