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Office found that reserve deputy robert bates was insufficiently trained and given special treatment, including policy has been violated and continues to be violated with regard to special treatment shown to reserve deputy robert bates with regard to his field training. employees said they felt intimidated by sheriff officials to help bates. one said when bates was confronted about his training and overstepping his authority, bates said well, i can do it and if you dont like it, you can talk to ...

Clearance to do to a vacation to the bahamas. and it was shown that in the past that -- that supervisors intimidated employees to look the other way. martin savidge has more. >> a 2009 special investigation by the tulsa county sheriffs office found that the reserve deputy robert bates was insufficiently trained and given special treatment. concluding policies had been violated and continues to be violated with regard to special treatment to robert bates with regard to his field training. the inv...