Corey Jones

1 month ago | madison.com | Corey Jones

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Eric Smith fumbled with his handgun and the cord used to deploy a set of spike strips alongside Interstate 40 near McLoud as an eluding driver approached. His partner trained his rifle on the fleeing SUV in the morning light. It was around 8:50 a.m., and the roadway was active with other motorists. With one hand, Smith tugged the spike strips into the westbound lanes in an attempt to puncture the tires of the fleeing vehicle.

1 month ago | lebanon-express.com | Corey Jones

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Eric Smith fumbled with his handgun and the cord used to deploy a set of spike strips alongside Interstate 40 near McLoud as an eluding driver approached. His partner trained his rifle on the fleeing SUV in the morning light. It was around 8:50 a.m., and the roadway was active with other motorists. With one hand, Smith tugged the spike strips into the westbound lanes in an attempt to puncture the tires of the fleeing vehicle.

1 month ago | nwitimes.com | Corey Jones

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Eric Smith fumbled with his handgun and the cord used to deploy a set of spike strips alongside Interstate 40 near McLoud as an eluding driver approached. His partner trained his rifle on the fleeing SUV in the morning light. It was around 8:50 a.m., and the roadway was active with other motorists. With one hand, Smith tugged the spike strips into the westbound lanes in an attempt to puncture the tires of the fleeing vehicle.

1 month ago | tulsaworld.com | Corey Jones

Update: Tulsa police arrested Tuesday evening the former Uber driver accused of raping an unconscious passenger. Police arrested David Knight, 63, about 8:15 p.m. Tuesday on an outstanding warrant for first-degree rape by force or fear, according to jail records. He is being held in Tulsa jail in lieu of a $50,000 bond. Knight is scheduled Aug. 22 for his initial court appearance. The story as it originally ran in the Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017 edition of the Tulsa World appears below.

1 month ago | tulsaworld.com | Corey Jones

A tort claim accuses the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office of “negligence and deliberate indifference” in events leading up to the shooting death of a mentally ill man who was holding two knives as he walked into a north Tulsa convenience store. Two Tulsa County deputies and a Tulsa police officer fatally shot Joshua Barre on June 9 as he carried two large knives into the Super Stop at 4449 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.