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TULSA, Okla. (AP) Two Tulsa police officers who are married have been arrested in the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man who was walking with their daughter, authorities said.
Jeremy Lake was found shot to death Tuesday night on a street near downtown, Tulsa police department spokeswoman Jillian Roberson said.
Shannon Kepler, 54, was arrested on a complaint of first-degree murder and Gina Kepler, 48, was arrested on a complaint of accessory to murder after the fact. Both were booked Tuesday night in the Tulsa County jail. It wasn't immediately clear whether they have attorneys.
The Keplers are City of Tulsa police officers, have 24 years on the force and were off duty at the time of the shooting, Roberson said.
http://news.yahoo.com/married-police-officers-arrested-fatal-shooting-224407359.html
merrily
(45,251 posts)Just maybe, if you are a law enforcement officer accused of killing a teenage male who has not attacked you or anyone else, someone should hold up your pay unless and until you get a "not guilty" verdict.
But, hey, nothing seems as easy to spend as taxpayer dollars. Easier than monopoly money, even.
Rec'd for visibility and not because I approve of shooting people dead.
ReRe
(10,810 posts)Everything is bass-ackards there.
Scarsdale
(9,426 posts)Speaking of that, isn't the whole political brains trust on paid leave for this entire month? Need to rest, after not doing a damn thing since President Obama took officeIf they were paid what they are worth, taxpayer money would be saved in large amounts. The hardest work McCain, Graham and some others do is prepare for their Sunday meet and greet on TV.If these officers are guilty, they will be punished, the clowns in DC get away with their crimes.