United States Marshal Service [USMS]

1215 South Clark Street

Arlington, Virginia 22202

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Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1671830307 - 948507986 December 13, 2022 Misconduct, Bias Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1670109789 - 860546833 November 1, 2022 Non Compliance Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1659736325 - 1923167927 August 4, 2022 Supremacy Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1660318893 - 887426350 June 10, 2022 Use of Force, Bias Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1652648143 - 57493541 January 26, 2022 Conduct Unbecoming Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1659232151 - 927485765 January 14, 2022 Bias Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1659151344 - 950439997 January 3, 2022 Use of Force Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1659156076 - 1011759912 October 29, 2021 Lethal Force Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1659154713 - 794625264 October 28, 2021 Bias Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma
	Gary Wayne Dodd	Citizen Report No. 1671837290 - 239657921 October 7, 2021 Supremacy Authority: Citizens Overseeing Police Oklahoma

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