TCSO battle against grand jury investigation costs county nearly $13,000
The law firm retained by the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office in June to stop a grand jury from being impaneled billed the county $12,839 between June 11-24, records show.
Jokes, shots at other candidates highlight Sen. Ted Cruz arrival in Tulsa
Ted Cruz’s ideas were plentiful. “Rip to shreds” the nuclear deal with Iran, move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, end the IRS and DOJ persecution of christians, implement a flat tax, and repeal all “illegal executive actions.”
Controversial ‘use of force’ expert may testify in Tulsa reserve deputy case
“Lawyers will almost always point to training so they can get into the city or county’s deep pockets,” says William Lewinski, a controversial expert witness in police shootings. “They’re not interested in human performance errors.”
Documents in Broken Arrow homicide indicate possible plans for mass killing
“I could hear some comotion and multiple ppl,” the dispatcher notes said. “Had an open line with this phone, there were a lot of screaming in the background. & I could hear someone trying to be quiet & crying.”
Grand jury Day 4: Naps and possible testimony at the courthouse
Those brought in for testimony sit in a lobby, waiting their turn. So on Thursday, Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Eric Kitch appeared to catch a few winks while waiting for his name to be called.
Transcript of 911 call made from scene of mass killing to be released
Attorneys for the two defendants, Robert and Michael Bever, had sought to get the recording sealed.
Man awaiting trial for Fairmont Terrace killings charged in jailhouse brawl
More than two years after the slayings of four women in a south Tulsa apartment complex, a man held in that alleged crime was charged with assaulting jailhouse employees.
Brothers held in Broken Arrow massacre plead not guilty
Robert and Michael Bever appeared only briefly Monday, visible inside a cramped bottom floor courtroom via video arraignment.
