Lisa Monahan
Reporter at KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)
News 9 Reporter, Anchor, Portrait Photographer in OKC. I'm an Okie, born & raised. My opinions are my own and do not represent News9.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
news9.com | Lisa Monahan
A routine traffic stop turned into a life-or-death struggle when an Edmond police officer was ambushed by a man armed with pepper spray and a large knife. The entire encounter—fast, violent, and deliberate—was captured on the officer’s body camera in a parking lot near the busy intersection of 15th Street and Broadway Extension.
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4 weeks ago |
news9.com | Lisa Monahan
A Del City man is accused of stabbing his father during a 911 call that captured not only the violence, but a disturbing exchange in which the suspect gives an ultimatum to the dispatcher he tries to involve in the attack. The call came into Del City police around 6 p.m. on May 26 from 41-year-old Erick Lee Nimsey, who contacted 911 from the Heights Apartments on Southeast 44th Street.
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4 weeks ago |
news9.com | Lisa Monahan |Christian Hans
A recent police response to a stabbing in Del City is raising questions as to how police departments respond to a mental health crisis. On this week's Eye On Safety, News 9's Lisa Monahan spoke to Del City Police Chief Loyd Berger to learn more about how his department responds. Q: These types of calls can take an emotional toll on a person. How do you go about helping your staff in these types of calls? A: You want to be in touch with them. You want to be and make sure you're talking to them.
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1 month ago |
news9.com | Lisa Monahan
Newly released body camera footage shows a Del City police officer chasing down, tasing, and handcuffing a teenager, spotted behind the wheel of a stolen car. The chase unfolded on May 26, after officers received a FLOCK alert, triggered by a license plate reader near SE 15th Street and Sooner Road. The alert flagged a stolen vehicle passing the camera in the intersection. An officer located the car near Southeast 24th and Vickie Drive and attempted to conduct a traffic stop.
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1 month ago |
news9.com | Lisa Monahan
Graduate Comes Forward After Alleged Yearlong AbuseA Choctaw High School graduate, identified as Jane Doe, is seeking $25 million from her former school district. Attorneys Cameron Spradling of Oklahoma City and Nix Patterson of Texas filed a tort claim against Choctaw-Nicoma Park (CNP) Schools on May 13. The claim accuses the district of ignoring repeated red flags about former choir teacher Samuel Melton, who is now charged with multiple felony sex crimes.
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