Bad blood between sheriff candidates boils over during debate
For 30 minutes, Sherman and Regalado fired questions at each other, questions that grew increasingly personal as time went on.
Dylan Goforth June 24, 2016
For 30 minutes, Sherman and Regalado fired questions at each other, questions that grew increasingly personal as time went on.
Dylan Goforth June 24, 2016
Project overseer Jeff Stava took The Frontier on another tour of the grounds, giving us — and you — an up-close look at the work being done.
Dylan Goforth June 22, 2016
Regalado’s primary competitor, Luke Sherman, may have actually outdone the incumbent sheriff when it comes to fundraising — counting late donations, Sherman raised $59,796.
Dylan Goforth June 8, 2016
It’s unclear how often similar sweeps occur, or what officers conduct them. Sgt. Luke Sherman, who commands TPD’s fugitive warrants division, said his team typically doesn’t focus on offenders like Brooks with municipal warrants.
Dylan Goforth June 2, 2016
Wait, what? There are three other candidates for Tulsa mayor besides G.T. Bynum and Dewey Bartlett?
Meet the other guys: Paul Tay, Lawrence Kirkpatrick and Tom McCay.
Dylan Goforth June 1, 2016
Listening to Tuesday’s testimony, there wasn’t as much difference between Eric Harris and Bob Bates as you might think. Both were described as loving, and caring, the center of their families’ worlds. Their families worry they’ll be forever defined by mistakes, rather than good deeds.
Dylan Goforth May 31, 2016
For now, Bates will be in Department of Corrections custody, despite the pleas from his family and attorneys, who described the insurance broker as being too old and too frail to survive prison life.
Dylan Goforth May 26, 2016
Following the 5 p.m. shift change, a detention officer checking cells (detention officers are tasked with checking cells every 30 minutes, Regalado said,) heard a “loud bang,” and found Fulps on his back inside his cell.
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