Oklahoma Negligent Entrusted is a legal concept in which an individual is held liable for entrusting another person with a dangerous instrument, even if to entrust or does not intend any harm. Under Oklahoma law, an individual who entrusts a dangerous instrument to another person, knowing that the person is likely to use it in a manner that causes harm, can be held responsible for the resulting harm. This is true even if to entrust or did not intend any harm. Types of Oklahoma Negligent Entrusted include: entrusted of a motor vehicle, entrusted of a firearm, entrusted of a dangerous instrument, and entrusted of an inherently dangerous instrument. In each case, to entrust or must be aware of the potential harm that may result from their decision to entrust the instrument to another person, and must be found to have acted recklessly or negligently in doing so.