Tulsa officer suspended after pub incident

[Conan71]

Fees may go to law school, but he won't be able to legally carry a firearm again any time soon.

[patric]

Fees may go to law school, but he won't be able to legally carry a firearm again any time soon.

Allowed to resign, wont face any jail time, and keeps his CLEET work permit so he can join another police department later.

[Conan71]

Allowed to resign, wont face any jail time, and keeps his CLEET work permit so he can join another police department later.

Source?

If an SDA license holder did this, they would have their license stripped, I'm almost certain.

[CoffeeBean]

Dear Dean of [Insert Name of Law School],

Allowing Mr. Fee's to enroll places the reputation of your school at risk.  Do the right thing and accept the next most deserving candidate.

Sincerely,

We the people.

 

[Conan71]

Dear Dean of [Insert Name of Law School],

Allowing Mr. Fee's to enroll places the reputation of your school at risk.  Do the right thing and accept the next most deserving candidate.

Sincerely,

We the people.

P.S. He's a groper and has a foul temper.
 

Added a postscript for you

[patric]

Wasn't this the "cocaine cop"? 

"One officer, Travis Ludwig, has been disciplined twice this year for conduct unbecoming an officer and involvement in quarrels and disputes, records show. Ludwig was suspended for four days in January and two days in March.
Both cases involved Ludwig's relationship with the same woman. The woman's husband sued the city in February, claiming that Ludwig and another officer had affairs with his wife. The man, Shannon Coyle, claims that he was charged with various offenses after he filed an Internal Affairs complaint.
Ludwig's attorney, Scott Wood, has said his client had an "inappropriate relationship" with Coyle's wife but that it had nothing to do with the case against Coyle, which was later dismissed."

Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=060515_Ne_A1_Compl41189

Yep, sure enough:

http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=11&articleid=20090924_11_A1_Tulsap419320

The prosecutor backed out of the "intent to distribute" cocaine charge, and he walked...

http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=14&articleid=20101110_14_0_Afreus638808

[Townsend]

The prosecutor backed out of the "intent to distribute" cocaine charge, and he walked...
http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=14&articleid=20101110_14_0_Afreus638808

In court Wednesday, defense attorney Paul Brunton argued that Ludwig, who is longer a police officer, should not be treated differently than any other first-time offender in deciding a sentence in a case that involved a "very small" amount of drugs.

Bull puckey, he was a freaking cop.

[Conan71]

Anyone sorry they voted for Glassco yet?  Granted, he would have still been on the bench at the time of rendering this judgement, but it makes you wonder what criteria he used in deciding someone paid to enforce laws, with drugs in his patrol car no less, should be handled like any other first time offender.

Aside from that, Ludwig was a serious disciplinary problem when he was on the force.  The guy is a total psycho.

[Vashta Nerada]

Apparent suicide on Rogers State campus has college on lockdown

CLAREMORE — People at Rogers State University are directed to "shelter in place" after an apparent suicide outside a building on campus Friday evening.

[AngieB]

http://www.fox23.com/news/news/breaking-news/shooting-rogers-state-campus/njMdy/

...RSU shooter as Thomas Floyd Fees.