The Stillwater Police Department said it's working with Stillwater Public Schools to investigate recent phone calls made to the district over the case of Jesse Butler.

Butler pleaded no-contest to 10 rape-related charges and one charge of violating a protective order. He was given a 78-year prison term that would've been around 10 years in prison if served concurrently.

However, a deal made between the prosecution and defense resulted in no jail time, but counseling instead. Butler's father is a former football director at Oklahoma State University, leaving some to believe his connections led to a lighter sentence.

The case got the attention of Oklahoma State Representative Justin JJ Humphrey to call for an official investigation on national news.

Stillwater police said while the calls

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