Jane W. Duke who headed Tulsa police scandal probe to enter private practice
1/11/2013
Jane W. Duke, the first assistant U.S. attorney for Arkansas' Eastern District who has been assigned since 2009 to head a federal grand jury probe into law enforcement corruption in Tulsa, said she will resign Saturday from the federal prosecutor's office to enter private practice. |
Jeff Henderson perjury case in hands of federal judge
12/19/2012
Closing arguments are in, and now the case involving new accusations of perjury against a former Tulsa police officer is in a federal judge's hands. |
Former police informant, corruption trial witness arrested on drug complaints
10/5/2012
A key witness in the Tulsa police corruption trials and former policeinformant was arrested Thursday on drug complaints, jail records show. |
Prosecutors ask for hearing to advance on ex-Tulsa police officer's alleged perjury
10/7/2012
Prosecutors are asking a federal judge to go forward with a hearing on alleged perjury by convicted former Tulsa Police officer Jeff Henderson during a case that later freed a man from his drug conviction, records filed Friday evening show. |
Suit against Tulsa reinstated
11/7/2012
One federal judge has reopened the lawsuit of a Glenpool man who was freed from prison as a result of a police corruption investigation, and another has dismissed a similar suit filed by another former inmate. |
Former Tulsa police officer's testimony focus of perjury case
11/27/2012
A federal judge told former Tulsa Police Officer Jeff Henderson on Monday that he was emphatic, bold and strong when he gave what is alleged to be perjurious testimony in court in June. |
Witness in Tulsa police-corruption trial arrested on drug counts
10/6/2012
A former police informant and key witness in the Tulsa police corruption trials was arrested on drug complaints Thursday, jail records show. |
Ex-inmate asks to see filing in perjury matter
10/6/2012
The attorney for a man who was freed from prison in July because of police corruption in his 2005 case has asked a judge to make public a convicted officer's explanation for the officer's alleged perjury. |
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Inmate trying to withdraw drug plea says agent should have know info was false
10/4/2012
A man who was convicted of federal drug charges in 1997 alleged in court records this week that a federal drug agent knew or should have known that information used to convict him was false. |
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Wrongfully incarcerated man sues city; at least 15th suit filed in police corruption probe
9/18/2012
A wrongfully imprisoned man who served his sentence before a judge threw out his conviction has filed a lawsuit against the city of Tulsa alleging that police officers planted drugs on his property. |
Read the lawsuit from Thomas Ranes, who pleaded no contest in 2010 to unlawful possession of a controlled drug. A judge vacated his sentence in September 2011. Read the federal court filing regarding an attorney's accusations of prosecutorial misconduct. Read the ruling by U.S. District Judge Bruce Black of New Mexico issued acquitting Cpl. Harold R. Wells of a single count of carrying a firearm during a drug-trafficking crime. Read the memorandum opinion in the Wells case. View the Government's Witness List. View Henderson and Yelton Witness List. View the Government's Exhibit List. Read about Henderson and Yelton allegedly using pepper spray on a suspect. Read about Henderson's alleged gambling habit.Read Lodgson's excerpts on PoliceRead prosecutor Jane Duke's request to conduct interviews of jurors in the trial against Harold Wells, Bruce Bonham and Nick DeBruin.Read the motion filed by attorney William Lunn on behalf of Bruce Bonham opposing Jane Duke's request to interview jurors.Read the motion filed by attorney Shannon McMurray on behalf of Nick DeBruin opposing Jane Duke's request to interview jurors.Read Judge Black's ruling on dismissing police indictments and sanctions.Read the order throwing out Harris' life sentence Read the defense's motion to compel government agents to testify. Read the motion for a hearing on the government's alleged conflict of interest. Read Officer Jeff Henderson's response to motion for sanctions. Read the defense's response to motion for sanctions. Read the personnel order from Police Chief Chuck Jordan about officer Eric Hill. Read the supplement to Seymour conflict of interest. Read the motion to determine defense attorney's conflict of interest. Read the district attorney's informant policy. Read the motion to consider sanctions for defense attorney.Read a motion by attorneys for officers Jeff Henderson and Bill Yelton alleging prosecutorial misconduct.Read Interim Police Chief Chuck Jordan’s order regarding the grand jury investigation.Read the police department’s revised policy on lying. Read the indictment against Henderson and Yelton. Read the indictment against Wells, DeBruin and Bonham. Read a statement from the Tulsa Police Department in response to the indictments. Read McFadden detailing how he and Tulsa police stole drugs and money, falsified investigative reports and committed perjury. Officer Eric Hill and other officers accused of lying about the facts of a drug search. Read the Supplemental Disclosure. Read how four Tulsa Police Officers allegedly divided up $10,000 in stolen drug money. Read about the FBI sting that reportedly shows four Tulsa police officers pocketing drug money. Read the letter that identifies police officers John K. Gray, 43, and Harold Wells, 59, as having their phones wire-tapped. Read the results of a polygraph test given to Jeff Henderson that was arranged by his defense team. View the disciplinary action against Officer Jeff Henderson for a July 2001 incident and allegations that he used pepper spray improperly in an October 2000 incident. Read the civil suit filed against Palmer, Henderson and McFadden. Read the affidavit which alleges that Tulsa police solicited false testimony from an informant. Federal judge's order to release Bobby Wayne Haley Sr. from prison. Read the federal court document that accuses Jeff Henderson and Brandon McFadden of fabricating a drug buy. Read the indictment against Brandon J. McFadden.
