Public Complaint No. 1652488265 - 1763989507

Timothy Bryan Steely

Bryan County Sheriff's Office

402 Evergreen Street

Durant, Oklahoma 74701

(580) 924-3000

https://bryancounty…

Date of Offense

November 8, 2021

Complaint

Use of Force

Statement

On November 8, 2021, my only son (Cherokee Tribal Citizen) returning back to Oklahoma after attending a ministry in Ft. Worth, TX, was shot 7 times in Durant, OK, capital of the Choctaw Nation .. the first shot dropped him to the ground .. why did police officers walked up closer to him and fire 4 more bullets into him? Why didn’t one officer or one Choctaw tribal police, say “Stand Down-Evaluate” after the first shot? Who gave the order to cancel 2 life-flights that were dispatched? Who monitors “Gypsy Cops” the ones who knows they’re going to be fired, instead they’ll resign!
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Address

9th ave, durant, OK 74701

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