Citizen Report No. 1656438573 - 1714737333

Preston Cox

Oklahoma Highway Patrol

3600 North Martin Luther King Avenue

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111

(405) 425-2424

http://www.ohptroop…

Date of Offense

May 11, 2022

Offense(s)

Use of Force

Supporting Document(s)

Mugshot - Nancy Kemp

Comparison Photo

Screenshot of Tik Tok video

Guthrie News Article

KFOR News Article

Charging Information - Kemp

Statement

68 year old, Nancy Kemp was pulled over for driving with her high beams on. The stop resulted in excessive for by OHP Officer Preston Cox. He admits in an interview to grabbing the back of Kemp's neck, kneeing her in the face 4 times, and elbowing her in the face. The face is considered a "red zone" in proper use of force training, meaning that the face is "off limits".

Kemp's family told media of extensive injuries she endured, including but not limited to, ribs 2-8 being broken, a broken nose, and bruising all over Kemp's body.

Tik Tok video RE: Kemp's Injuries: Tik Tok

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