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| − | + | Documents filed Friday in court shed new light on the brazen acts allegedly carried out by Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, a three-year veteran of the state鈥檚 largest police department. | |
| − | + | One woman, whose name is withheld in police reports because she is claiming to be the victim of a sex crime, said she was assaulted Feb. 27 and then again on March 25. | |
| − | + | 鈥?The woman) had city warrants and he advised her to 鈥榩lay by his rules鈥?and would help her,鈥?a detective <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/images/guccioutlet.onlinesalecc.php>Gucci Shoes</a> wrote in the affidavit for Holtzclaw鈥檚 arrest. | |
| − | + | 鈥淗e placed (the woman) in the backseat of his patrol car ... (and later) made the victim expose her breasts. The defendant touched both bare breasts with his hands.鈥? | |
| − | + | When Holtzclaw approached the woman a second time and made her get into his squad car 鈥?at the end of March 鈥?he apparently didn鈥檛 touch the woman. | |
| − | + | Other women weren鈥檛 as lucky. | |
| + | In one case, Holtzclaw picked up a woman near NE 18 and Highland Drive and forced her to perform oral sex on him in the <a href=http://www.museosangennaro.com/Public/wdluk.php>Christian Louboutin Shoes Sale</a> back of his patrol car. He then drove the woman to a nearby school where he raped her 鈥?outside of the squad car, records allege. | ||
| + | According to police, Holtzclaw worked a 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. shift in the city鈥檚 Springlake Division. | ||
| + | The affidavit filed Friday claims that Holtzclaw often used the back of his patrol car to assault women and that the assaults were carried out between Feb. 27 and June 18. | ||
| + | According to Det. Kim Davis, an investigator with the city鈥檚 Sex Crimes Unit, authorities began investigating Holtzclaw on May 8. | ||
| + | Police spokesman Dexter Nelson said Holtzclaw is on paid administrative leave while he is investigated. | ||
| + | Nelson said Holtzclaw has been the subject of two complaints since 2012, though neither was related to the current investigation. | ||
| + | The first complaint was lodged by the department鈥檚 administration because of a pursuit Holtzclaw was involved in. | ||
| + | Nelson didn鈥檛 have specific information about the internal complaint, but speculated that Holtzclaw likely wasn鈥檛 wearing his seat belt or didn鈥檛 use his siren during a car chase. | ||
| + | The second complaint was an allegation of a false arrest but Nelson said that isn鈥檛 unusual. He said most officers get one lodged against them once they鈥檝e arrested a few people. | ||
| + | In January, a family member of a man who died after an incident with Oklahoma City police filed a lawsuit against Holtzclaw and several <a href=http://www.symbiose.ca/harlemweek.php>christian louboutin shoes</a> other department employees, including Chief Bill Citty. | ||
| + | The lawsuit, which was moved to federal court in April, is pending. | ||
| + | Holtzclaw, an Enid native, played college football at Eastern Michigan University. | ||
| + | He has not been charged with any crime at this point. Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater said charges likely will be filed by the end of the month. | ||
| + | The allegations leveled against Holtzclaw are among the worst kind for a police officer to face, Citty said during a news conference held Thursday afternoon in Oklahoma City. | ||
| + | 鈥淭rust is something that we are constantly having to work on,鈥?Citty said. | ||
| + | 鈥淲hen something like this happens, I have to hope that most of the community realizes that our officers, 99.9 percent of them, are trustworthy, and when something like this happens, our officers take this very personally.鈥? | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 1 September 2014
@@@ Documents filed Friday in court shed new light on the brazen acts allegedly carried out by Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, a three-year veteran of the state鈥檚 largest police department. One woman, whose name is withheld in police reports because she is claiming to be the victim of a sex crime, said she was assaulted Feb. 27 and then again on March 25. 鈥?The woman) had city warrants and he advised her to 鈥榩lay by his rules鈥?and would help her,鈥?a detective <a href=http://capstone.edu.sg/images/guccioutlet.onlinesalecc.php>Gucci Shoes</a> wrote in the affidavit for Holtzclaw鈥檚 arrest. 鈥淗e placed (the woman) in the backseat of his patrol car ... (and later) made the victim expose her breasts. The defendant touched both bare breasts with his hands.鈥? When Holtzclaw approached the woman a second time and made her get into his squad car 鈥?at the end of March 鈥?he apparently didn鈥檛 touch the woman. Other women weren鈥檛 as lucky. In one case, Holtzclaw picked up a woman near NE 18 and Highland Drive and forced her to perform oral sex on him in the <a href=http://www.museosangennaro.com/Public/wdluk.php>Christian Louboutin Shoes Sale</a> back of his patrol car. He then drove the woman to a nearby school where he raped her 鈥?outside of the squad car, records allege. According to police, Holtzclaw worked a 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. shift in the city鈥檚 Springlake Division. The affidavit filed Friday claims that Holtzclaw often used the back of his patrol car to assault women and that the assaults were carried out between Feb. 27 and June 18. According to Det. Kim Davis, an investigator with the city鈥檚 Sex Crimes Unit, authorities began investigating Holtzclaw on May 8. Police spokesman Dexter Nelson said Holtzclaw is on paid administrative leave while he is investigated. Nelson said Holtzclaw has been the subject of two complaints since 2012, though neither was related to the current investigation. The first complaint was lodged by the department鈥檚 administration because of a pursuit Holtzclaw was involved in. Nelson didn鈥檛 have specific information about the internal complaint, but speculated that Holtzclaw likely wasn鈥檛 wearing his seat belt or didn鈥檛 use his siren during a car chase. The second complaint was an allegation of a false arrest but Nelson said that isn鈥檛 unusual. He said most officers get one lodged against them once they鈥檝e arrested a few people. In January, a family member of a man who died after an incident with Oklahoma City police filed a lawsuit against Holtzclaw and several <a href=http://www.symbiose.ca/harlemweek.php>christian louboutin shoes</a> other department employees, including Chief Bill Citty. The lawsuit, which was moved to federal court in April, is pending. Holtzclaw, an Enid native, played college football at Eastern Michigan University. He has not been charged with any crime at this point. Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater said charges likely will be filed by the end of the month. The allegations leveled against Holtzclaw are among the worst kind for a police officer to face, Citty said during a news conference held Thursday afternoon in Oklahoma City. 鈥淭rust is something that we are constantly having to work on,鈥?Citty said. 鈥淲hen something like this happens, I have to hope that most of the community realizes that our officers, 99.9 percent of them, are trustworthy, and when something like this happens, our officers take this very personally.鈥?
