Okfuskee County News

My client is not an Ogre. That statement from an attorney representing the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who clashed with a paramedic on a road in Okfuskee County.

New questions about what happened after an Oklahoma trooper pulled over an ambulance crew last month in Okfuskee County.

There is another side in the saga involving a Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper and a paramedic.

The trooper at the center of a controversial piece of video will face the media Monday in Oklahoma City.

Sunday, June 14, 2009 From http://www.infowars.com/dash-cam-video-reveals-police-tried-to-cover-up-misconduct-in-ok-emt-incident/ Dash Cam Video Reveals Police Tried to Cover Up Misconduct in OK EMT Incident Text size Kurt Nimmo Infowars June 14, 2009 A recently released police dash camera video reveals the truth about a May 24 "altercation" ...

Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper Daniel Martin is seen in a video taken by a cell-phone camera in a scuffle with Creek Nation paramedic Maurice White Jr.

Monday marks a somber anniversary for Okfuskee County. It's been one year since Taylor Placker and Skyla Whitaker were discovered shot to death along a dirt road in Weleetka.

Family and friends join together to remember the girls who were gunned down on a rural road exactly one year ago today.

OKEMAHa ' Law enforcement officials plan to discuss the unsolved double murder of two young Weleetka girls on the anniversary of the shootings.

Charges won't be filed against troopers or a paramedic, involved in a scuffle near Paden.

No charges will be filed in a May physical confrontation between a state trooper and a paramedic in Okfuskee County.

An Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman says DNA evidence tied to the shooting deaths last year of 2 girls in Weleetka has been discovered by investigators.

The investigation of a weekend scuffle between state troopers and paramedics who were taking a woman to the hospital has been turned over to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol's Internal Affairs Unit and a county prosecutor.

Okfuskee and Creek County District Attorney Max Cook says he's reviewed the cell phone video as well as OHP dash cam video from a May 24th incident, and he says he will not file charges against anyone involved.

More information tonight on one of the most talked about stories in the news: The heated confrontation between an Oklahoma Highway patrol trooper and a paramedic who was transporting a patient to the hospital.

State investigators are planning to discuss publicly the unsolved murders of two young girls who were found shot to death nearly a year ago along a dirt road in rural Okfuskee County.

A state trooper who pulled over an ambulance carrying a patient to a hospital and scuffled with a paramedic on an Okfuskee County road apparently thought the paramedic made an obscene finger gesture, according to his report.

Video: Watch the video of the confrontation. PADEN - A weekend scuffle between state troopers and paramedics who were taking a woman to the hospital has been turned over to the Highway Patrol's internal affairs unit and a county prosecutor.

There are more details about a confrontation earlier this week between an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper and a paramedic in Okfuskee County.

A paramedic could face charges after a scuffle with a state trooper that was caught on cell phone camera.