After DA dismissed manslaughter charges, officers' return to work timeline unclear
Oklahoma City's police chief said Monday there is no timeframe for when several police tied to fatal officer-involved shootings could return to work.
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Oklahoma City's police chief said Monday there is no timeframe for when several police tied to fatal officer-involved shootings could return to work.
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Oklahoman In moments between confusion over why her 15-year-old boy was armed with a gun inside a south Oklahoma City store and anger toward the police officers who shot him to death, Cameo Holland, otherwise stoic as she speaks, breaks down in tears when she remembers the color of her dead son’s eyes. “He had hazel eyes,” she said. “Of all my kids, he was the only one that looked like me. Bluish-green and in the very center they had some brown. And a few yellow spots.” The last time Holland saw Stavian Rodriguez, one of her four children, a funeral home presented him the bes...
An Oklahoma City police officer was told to turn off his body camera after 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez was fatally shot. Five are charged in his death.
By: Jennifer Pierce OKLAHOMA CITY - Five Oklahoma City police officers found themselves on the other side of the law this week. Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater charged them with manslaughter on Wednesday in connection to the shooting death of 15-year-old Stavian Rodriguez. Just like anyone charged with a crime the officers have to be processed through the Oklahoma County Detention Center. The Oklahoma County DA told News 9 arrest warrants were issued for Officers Bethany Sears, Jared Barton, Corey Adams, Jonathan Skuta and Brad Pemberton. While all the officers have been p...