Citizen Report No. 1664841936 - 1530606041

Jimmy Foreman

Tulsa Police Department

6066 East 66th St North

Tulsa, Oklahoma 74117

(918) 591-4516

https://www.jointpd…

Date of Offense

October 1, 2022

Offense(s)

Cooperative Misconduct

Supporting Document(s)

Video 1

Video 2

Statement

CLEET # - NO PUBLIC CLEET RECORD

Corporal Latif Whitsett of the Tulsa Sheriff Office's Community Enhancement Unit (Community Policing Unit) participated in a use of force against a reportedly 17 year old subject who was said to be intoxicated. Whitsett struck the subject in his head and kneeled upon the subject's neck while bending his arm. The subject appeared to have possibly lost consciousness.
The 2nd Tulsa County Sheriff's Deputy participating has not been identified at the time of this report. Two Tulsa County Sheriff Deputies, identified as Eric R. Harlin and Bradley Philpott, along with Tulsa Police Chaplain Jimmy Foreman (a local youth minister) observed the use of excessive force, and failed to intervene. .

Video 1 & 2 are attached

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Definition of Offense(s)

Cooperative Misconduct

Cooperative misconduct refers to instances where two or more police officers work together to engage in misconduct or violate the law or ethical standards.

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Title 51 Oklahoma Statutes § 24A.1 et seq.

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Citizen Report No. 1664841936 - 1530606041

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Cooperative Misconduct

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