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December Summary

At least three people were shot in December by Oklahoma law enforcement, two of which were fatal.

There were at least 33 fatal officer-involved shootings in Oklahoma in 2018.

Shane Adair Wentling was reportedly armed with a firearm when he was shot and killed Dec. 9. Jacob Mohow, 35, the other fatal shooting in December, was armed with a screwdriver and a knife and charged at officers who had attempted to subdue him with less lethal force.

In the other shooting, 37-year-old Layland Lewis was armed with a firearm but survived.

Lewis and Wentling are white. Mohow is Native American, according to Oklahoma Department of Corrections records.

Shootings

December — 3 (2 fatal)

November — 6 (3 fatal)

October — 2 (2 fatal)

September — 3 (3 fatal)

August — 2 (1 fatal)

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June — 3 (1 fatal)

May — 7 (4 fatal)

April — 3 (3 fatal)

March — 9 (4 fatal)

February — 6 (3 fatal)

January — 7 (5 fatal)

December Shootings

Tuesday, Dec. 18

Time: 4:30 p.m.

Location: The location has not been released.

Officers involved: Noble Police Department Sgt. Joshua Lesher.

Shot: Layland Lewis Jr., 37.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Yes. Lewis, who was wanted on an armed robbery charge in Cleveland County, allegedly “brandished a firearm” during a traffic stop.

Sunday, Dec. 16

Time: 11:30 p.m.

Location: On Cue convenience store near West Reno Avenue and South MacArthur Boulevard in Oklahoma City.

Officers involved: Oklahoma City Police Department Sgt. Donald Koger.

Shot: Jacob Mohow, 35.

Race: Mohow is Native American, according to Department of Corrections records.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Mohow did not have a firearm, however he reportedly held a screwdriver and a knife, and “charged” at officers after less lethal options did not subdue him.

Sunday, Dec. 9

Time: Late evening.

Location: The location has not been released.

Officers involved: The names of the officers involved in the shooting have not yet been released. The OSBI said both the Perry Police Department and the Noble County Sheriff’s Office were involved in a pursuit with Shane Adair Wentling, 39, who was killed after “exiting his vehicle while brandishing a firearm.”

Shot: Shane Adair Wentling, 39.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Wentling had allegedly robbed a convenience store in Kansas prior to the pursuit and fatal shooting. And the OSBI said he “brandished” a firearm after he was run off the road by pursuing authorities in Oklahoma.

November Summary

At least six people were shot by Oklahoma law enforcement in November, three of which were fatal.

There have now been 31 fatal officer-involved shootings in Oklahoma this year.

Weapons were present in at least two of the fatal shootings, records show. Andrew Kana, 36, was shot by Muskogee Police Department Sgt. Ron Yates on Nov. 12 as Yates was attempting to arrest Kana inside a local restaurant. Kana reported drew a small firearm as he was being handcuffed, at which point he was shot and killed by Yates.

Tony Mathis, 47, was shot and killed by Oklahoma City Police on Nov. 12 after a botched robbery. Mathis also had a firearm.

The suspects in the three non-fatal shootings (James Emanuel Drake, 45, James Clyde Jenkins, 42, and Randall Fredrick Wieland, 42) all had weapons as well, records show (Jenkins and Drake had firearms, while Wieland was reportedly throwing kitchen knives at officers when he was shot.)

Elisha Edward Kelley, 52, was shot and killed by Wagoner Police on Nov. 11. Police there have not offered much information on the case, and did not say Kelley had a weapon when he was shot. In a release the day of the shooting they said that Kelley “charged at an officer during a traffic stop and was shot. Kelley’s wife told News On 6 that her husband suffered from mental illness.

The identities of the officers involved in the Jenkins shooting and the Kelley shooting have not yet been released by their respective agencies.

There have now been at least 53 officer-involved shootings this year, records reviewed by The Frontier show.

Shootings

November — 6 (3 fatal)

October — 2 (2 fatal)

September — 3 (3 fatal)

August — 2 (1 fatal)

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June — 3 (1 fatal)

May — 7 (4 fatal)

April — 3 (3 fatal)

March — 9 (4 fatal)

February — 6 (3 fatal)

January — 7 (5 fatal)

November Shootings

Saturday, Nov. 17

Time: 2 p.m.

Location: 800 block of South Juniper Place, Broken Arrow.

Officers involved: Broken Arrow Police Department officer Niko Wright.

Shot: Randall Fredrick Wieland, 42.

Race: White.

Officer race: Black.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Police have said Wieland was throwing kitchen knives at officers when he was shot in the abdomen by Wright.

Saturday, Nov. 17

Time: Early morning.

Location: 9th Street and South Schlegel Road, Cushing.

Officers involved: The Payne County Sheriff’s Office has not released the name of the deputy involved.

Shot: James Clyde Jenkins, 42.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: No

Armed: Yes. Police said Jenkins and the responding officer were engaged in a pursuit when Jenkins stopped his vehicle and pointed a firearm at a deputy. That deputy returned fire and struck Jenkins “multiple times,” according to an OSBI release.

Monday, Nov. 12

Time: About 5:30 p.m.

Location: 200 block of SW 44th Street in Oklahoma City.

Officers involved: Oklahoma City Police Department Officers Drake Carder, Joshua Gershon and Corey Adams were placed on administrative leave following the shooting, and OKCPD said all three fired their weapons. It’s unknown as of yet who struck the suspect.

Shot: Tony Lamont Mathis, 47.

Race: Black.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes. Police responded to an “armed robbery” at the store before tracking and finding the suspect. OKCPD has said officers told the suspect “not to reach for it,” implying he had a weapon before he was shot and killed.

Monday, Nov. 12

Time: 2:30 p.m.

Location: I don’t Care Bar and Grill, 415 W. Shawnee Bypass in Muskogee.

Officers involved: Sgt. Ron Yates.

Shot: Andrew Kana, 36.

Race: Kana was from South Korea, according to a protective order that had been filed against him in November.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Kana, who had warrants for his arrest, was in the restaurant when responding police officers attempted to arrest him. Kana reportedly drew a firearm as handcuffs were being placed on him, at which point he was shot and killed by Yates.

Justified: Yes

Sunday, Nov. 11

Time: 9:15 a.m.

Location: 201 S. Inola Ave. in Wagoner.

Officers involved: Wagoner Police officer Buddy Rose.

Shot: Elisha Edward Kelley, 52.

Race: White.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: No. Officers have said Kelley “charged” at them during a traffic stop, but did not say he was armed with a weapon.

Justified: Yes

Saturday, Nov. 10

Time: 5:45 p.m.

Location: SW 59th Street and Walker in Oklahoma City.

Officers involved: Oklahoma City Police Department Sergeants Mohammed Tobiai and Matthew Finley and Officer Nicholas Mills were all placed on administrative leave following the shooting.

Shot: James Emanuel Drake, 45.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Yes, police have said Drake was wearing camouflage and was armed with a firearm.

October Summary

Records show two officer-involved shootings in October, both of which were fatal.

Both of the people shot by police were men with criminal records who were armed with firearms, records show.

The identities of the officers in both shootings have yet to be released.

Shootings

October — 2 (2 fatal)

September — 3 (3 fatal)

August — 2 (1 fatal)

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June – 3 (1 fatal)

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

October Shootings

Tuesday, Oct. 23

Time: About 10 a.m.

Location: Near 8th Street and South Toledo.

Officers involved: The identities of the Tulsa Police officers involved in the shooting have not yet been released.

Shot: Shaunday Mullins, 37.

Race: Mullins is Native American, according to Department of Corrections records.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes. Police said Mullins had a gun which he fired during the standoff. Officers returned fire, striking him at least twice in the chest.

Monday, Oct. 8

Time: About 1 p.m.

Location: North of Okarche on U.S. 81

Officers involved: The Canadian County Sheriff’s Office deputies involved in the shooting have not had their identities released.

Shot: Alexander Gabrial Lindahl, 24.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes. Lindahl reportedly crashed his vehicle following a pursuit, then exited the crashed vehicle with a handgun.

September summary

All three officer-involved shootings in September were fatal, records show, bringing the yearly total to 26.

All three of the people who were shot were male and two of the three were reportedly armed. Kevin Kindred, 35, and Joey Nelson, 19, both reportedly pointed weapons at responding officers before being killed. Justin Snelson, 54, was reportedly involved in a pursuit, then “an encounter” with an Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office deputy before being killed.

No further information about “the encounter” has been released by authorities.

Only the Oklahoma City Police Department, which was responsible for the Kindred killing, has released information about the officer involved in the shooting, naming Sgt. Charles McMackin. Neither the Enid Police Department or Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office has identified their officers.

There have now been at least 26 fatal officer-involved shootings in Oklahoma this year.

Shootings

September — 3 (3 fatal)

August — 2 (1 fatal)

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June – 3 (1 fatal)

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

September Shootings

Saturday, Sept. 29

Time: Evening

Location: Near Sherman Avenue and Belmont Street in Okmulgee.

Officers involved: The Okmulgee County Sheriff’s Office told The Frontier that Ethan Mulkey is the name of the deputy who shot Snelson.

Shot: Justin Snelson, 54.

Race: Snelson is Native American, according to Department of Corrections records.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Unknown. The person who was shot was reportedly in a pursuit, crashed his motorcycle and then was “involved in an encounter” with a deputy, who shot and killed the man.

Thursday Sept. 27

Time: About 11 a.m.

Location: Near South Washington Street and West Frantz Avenue.

Officers involved: The Enid Police Department officers have been identified as Shawn Aebi, Jordan Nichols, Nicholas Shackleford, Jacob Swan, and Casey Von Schriltz.

Shot: Joey Leon Nelson, 19.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes. The suspect was described as being involved in an “armed robbery” and allegedly pointed his firearm at officers, who ordered him to drop it, then reportedly shot Nelson after he refused.

Justified: Yes.

Monday, Sept. 10

Time: About 11:30 p.m.

Location: NW 36th and St. Charles Avenue, near Warr Acres.

Officers involved: Sgt. Charles McMackin

Shot: Kevin Kindred, 35.

Race: Black

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Yes. Kindred reportedly exited his vehicle with a firearm following a traffic stop and did not drop the weapon when ordered by Sgt. Charles McMackin.

August summary

Records show two officer-involved shooting in August, including the fatal shooting of 32-year old Chris Stone in Oklahoma City.

Stone, who had a firearm and reportedly threatened to shoot up a store, then pointed the gun at OKC police officer Matthew Patten, who shot Stone.

Stone was at least the 23rd person to be killed by Oklahoma police this year.

Shootings

August — 2 (1 fatal)

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June – 3 (1 fatal)

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

August Shootings

Sunday, Aug. 26

Time: 1:30 a.m.

Location: Woodward

Officers involved: Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper Austin Ellis.

Shot: Arturo DeJesus Ramirez, 26.

Race: Hispanic.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: No, Ramirez was shot in the hand.

Armed: Yes, Ellis was allegedly shot by Ramirez and struck in his vest.

Monday, Aug. 13

Time: About 1 a.m.

Location: 7-Eleven convenience store near SW 29th and Meridian in Oklahoma City.

Officers involved: Oklahoma City Police Officer Matthew Patten.

Shot: Chris Stone, 32.

Race: Black.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Oklahoma City Police have said Stone, who had reportedly threatened to “shoot up” the convenience store, pointed his weapon at OKC police officer Matthew Patten, who shot and killed Stone.

July summary

At least five people were shot by Oklahoma police in July, records show, two of which were fatal.

All five of the people who were shot were male.

Millard Clark, 41, and 16-year-old Logan Simpson were at least the 21st and 22nd fatal shootings of 2018, records show.

Neither Clark nor Simpson were armed with firearms, police said, though Millard reportedly attacked a Lawton Police Department officer with a knife. Bixby police, who shot Simpson, said the teenager drove a vehicle at their officer, who fired into the vehicle, killing the 16-year-old. An attorney for the Simpson family disputes this.

Shootings

July — 5 (2 fatal)

June – 3 (1 fatal)

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

July Shootings

Tuesday, July 31

Time: Early a.m.

Location: The pursuit started at an apartment complex on East Allen Road and ended on the Highway 51 bypass when the suspect crashed.

Officers involved: Tahlequah Police identified the officers as Bronson McNeil and Sgt. Corey Keele. McNeil fired three shots at the suspect, one of which struck the man in the back left shoulder.

Shot: Darian Daniels, 21.

Race: Native American.

Officer race: McNeil is Native American. Keele is white.

Fatal: No. The man was released from the hospital and booked into the Cherokee County Jail hours after the shooting.

Armed: Authorities have not mentioned a weapon, but did say the man began backing his car up at officers, one of whom fired five shots, striking the man once.

Thursday, July 26

Time: Late evening.

Location: 7-Eleven gas station near 4th Street and Telephone Road, in Moore.

Officers involved: Lt. Chris Maddocks.

Shot: Brian Richardson, 55.

Race: White.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Yes, Richardson, who had warrants for child pornography and indecent exposure, was allegedly armed with a knife.

Sunday, July 22

Time: 5 a.m.

Location: The pursuit started in the 16400 block of South 84th East Avenue. The shooting occurred in the 8600 block of East 169th street. The body of the deceased juvenile was found in the vehicle in the 17400 block of South 92nd East Avenue.

Officers involved: The names of the Bixby Police officers involved have not yet been released, but a lawsuit filed by the Simpson family identified the officer who shot Simpson as Jon Little.

Shot: The name of the person who was shot has not been released by authorities, but family members identified him as 16-year-old Logan Simpson.

Race: White.

Officer race: Not yet released.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Unknown.

Tuesday, July 3

Time: About 2 p.m.

Location: Quiktrip, near 4950 South Harvard Avenue.

Officers involved: Tulsa Police Department officer Michael Caweizell is the officer who fired his gun. Michael Parsons, a TPD Sergeant, was wounded by the suspect.

Shot: John Terry Chatman Jr., 34.

Race: Black.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Yes. Police said that after a lengthy negotiation to exit a vehicle Chatman was inside of, the suspect was shot by a pepper ball gun fired by Parsons. Chatman then retrieved a firearm and shot Parsons once. Caweizell then fired inside the vehicle, striking Chatman.

Tuesday, July 3

Time: 6:45 a.m.

Location: 1400 block of NW Taylor Avenue.

Officers involved: Lawton Police identified the officers as James Carr and Christopher Blessing.

Shot: Millard Clark Jr., 41.

Race: Native American.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Clark had a knife and allegedly attacked at least one officer, cutting him.

Justified: Yes

June summary

At least three people were shot by Oklahoma law enforcement in June, records show, one of which was a fatal shooting.

All three people who were shot were male.

Julio Hernandez Mata, 32, was fatally shot by officers who responded to the scene of a domestic incident in Chickasha. Hernandez Mata is believed to have killed his wife, Rebecca, and a man named Juan Hernandez Gonzalez prior to police arriving at the scene.

Mata was the 20th person to die as a result of officer-involved shootings in Oklahoma this year.

The two other men who were shot survived their shootings.

All three men who were shot were reportedly armed. Law enforcement said Mata had a gun in his vehicle at the time he was shot, while the other two men — Ronald Dean Minix, 70, and Alfred Douglas Hill, 34 — hand handguns nearby when shot. Minix was reportedly suicidal and was pointing a gun at his head when he was shot.

No information has been released on the officers involved in any of the three shootings. As for the people who were shot, Hill is black, and Hernandez Mata was Hispanic.

Shootings

June – 3 (1 fatal)

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

June Shootings

Saturday, June 16

Time: About 11:15 p.m.

Location: Near U.S. 169 and Admiral Place, Tulsa

Officers involved: Court records identified the trooper involved in the shooting as Jon Cotner.

Shot: Alfred Douglas Hill, Jr., 34.

Race: Black.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: No.

Armed: OHP Capt. Paul Timmons said there was an exchange of gunfire and that a handgun was found near Hill.

Friday, June 15

Time: 10:30 p.m.

Location: Near Highway 60 and Interstate 35, Tonkawa.

Officers involved: The identities of the Tonkawa Police Department officer has not been released.

Shot: Ronald Dean Minix, 70.

Race: Unknown.

Officer race: The name, race, and gender of the officer involved in the shooting has not yet been released.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Minix allegedly held a handgun to his head and threatened suicide. An officer then shot him in the hand.

Sunday, June 3

Time: After 5 a.m.

Location: Near U.S. 81 just north of Pocasset, about 15 minutes north of Chickasha.

Officers involved: The identities of the officers involved in the shooting have not been released by the OSBI, which is conducting the investigation. The OHP, Chickasha Police Department and Grady County Sheriff’s Office all responded to the call and officers from all three agencies fired shots, according to the OSBI.

Shot: Julio Hernandez Mata, 32.

Race: Hispanic.

Officer race: The names, race, and gender of the officers involved in the shooting has not yet been released.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Hernandez Mata had allegedly fled the scene of a domestic incident in Chickasha where his wife, Rebecca, and a man named Juan Hernandez Gonzalez, 31, were found shot to death.

Hernandez Mata reportedly fled from the scene and crashed his vehicle during a pursuit. Authorities have said Hernandez Mata did not follow commands or show his hands and was shot. A weapon was located in his vehicle, authorities said.

May summary

There were 7 officer involved shootings in May, four of which (Johnson, Webster, Odom, Vaughn) were fatal.

All seven people shot were males, and all four of the people killed by officers were white males. All four of the fatalities were reportedly armed with a weapon.

One of the men who was shot, Stopp, is Native American. Hernandez Mata is Hispanic.

Johnson and Webster allegedly fired at officers.

Of the seven shootings, in only one (Odom, shot by Tulsa Police Department officers Chris Beyerl and Shawn Hickey) were the officers involved identified. No information has been released regarding officer identities in any of the six other shootings. (Update: Shawnee police Sgt. Kevin Hughey was cleared in the shooting of Dakota Price.)

Our records show there were 32 officer-involved shootings between January and the end of May, 16 of which were fatal.

Shootings

May – 7 (4 fatal)

April – 3 (3 fatal)

March – 9 (4 fatal)

February – 6 (3 fatal)

January – 7 (5 fatal)

May Shootings

Sunday, May 27

Time: 7 p.m.

Location: South 11th Street and East Ponca Avenue.

Officers involved: The identity of the Ponca City Police Department officer has not been released.

Shot: Larry Durbin, 40.

Race: White.

Officer race: The age, race and gender of the Ponca City Police Department officer has not been released.

Fatal: No. A passenger in Durbin’s vehicle was also shot, and was hospitalized.

Armed: Yes, Durbin, who has a lengthy criminal history, fired at officers.

Thursday, May 24

Time: 2:30 a.m.

Location: 40200 block of Wolverine Road in Shawnee.

Officers involved: Shawnee Police Department Sgt. Kevin Hughey.

Shot: Dakota Price, 27.

Race: Unknown.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: No. Price was hospitalized after being shot in the stomach and in the hand.

Armed: Yes. Officers said Price pointed a weapon at them.

Justified: Yes

Thursday, May 17

Time: 11:15 a.m.

Location: Near the area of Post Oak Road and 108th Ave. SE. in Norman, just south of Lake Thunderbird.

Officers involved: The identities of the U.S. Marshals Service Task Force officers involved in the shooting have not been released.

Shot: Daniel Timothy Johnson, 34.

Race: White.

Officer race: The age, gender and race of the officers involved has not been released.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Authorities have said Johnson opened fire on officers with a “long gun” before being shot.

Friday, May 11

Time: 6 a.m.

Location: Downtown Talihina.

Officers involved: Troopers from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol and a task force with officers from Talihina police, the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office. Injured troopers included Brett Stephens, Brandon Seward, Sammy Lee, Chris Bunch and Chance Tuttle.

Shot: Bradley Daniel Webster, 53.

Race: White

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes. The man who was killed during the “high-risk” warrant operation shot at law enforcement attempting to arrest him. Four OHP troopers were wounded during the encounter. A fifth trooper was struck by gunfire in a bulletproof vest and was unharmed.

Justified: Undetermined.

Thursday, May 10

Time: 4 a.m.

Location: Near Park Hill Road, just south of Highway 62.

Officers involved: A Grand River Dam Authority officer fired one shot, which struck Marcus Allen Stopp in the neck. The officer has not been identified, though court documents state GRDA officer Nate Cooper arrested Stopp following the encounter.

Shot: Marcus Allen Stopp, 25.

Race: Native American.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: No.

Armed: Unknown.

Justified: Yes.

Monday, May 7

Time: About 12:30 p.m.

Location: 8500 block of East 41st Street.

Officers involved: Chris Beyerl and Shawn Hickey of the Tulsa Police Department.

Shot: Albert Shae Odom, 26.

Race: White.

Officer race: Both officers are white.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes.

Justified: Undetermined.

Sunday, May 6

Time: About 2 p.m.

Location: US 377 in Seminole County

Officers involved: The identities of the officers involved have not been released.

Shot: Franklin Robert Vaughn, 39.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes, Seminole County officials said the suspect pointed an AR-15 at officers who later returned fire.

Justified: Undetermined.

April summary

There were three officer-involved shootings in April, three of which were fatal.

Two of the fatalities, Justin Monjay and James Matthews Rogers, were white, and Deshawn Carswell was black.

The names of the officers involved in the four shootings have not been released, nor has their racial makeup. All of the people shot by officers were male. Two of the people shot were reportedly armed — Rogers had allegedly pistol-whipped a hostage prior to being shot, while Carswell was allegedly armed with a knife and threatening self-harm.

Monjay was allegedly attempting to strike officers with a vehicle when he was shot.

April Shootings

Tuesday, April 17

Time: 2 p.m.

Location: 1400 block of North Elks Road.

Officers involved: The names of the officers involved in the shooting have not been released. The Tishomingo Police Department and Johnston County Sheriff’s office responded to the call.

Shot: Justin Monjay, 39.

Race: White.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: No. Monjay was allegedly driving a vehicle and ramming law enforcement vehicles when he was shot and killed.

Justified: Undetermined.

Monday, April 9

Time: 2 p.m.

Location: Between Oaks and Twin Oaks about a mile and half from U.S. 412.

Officers involved: Brian Costanza, Nathan Neill, Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Shot: James Rogers, 34.

Race: White.

Officer race: White.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Yes, Rogers allegedly pistol-whipped a couple he took hostage during the standoff.

Justified: Yes, Costanza and Neill were both cleared in the shooting.

Wednesday, April 4

Time: 2:30 a.m.

Location: Budget Inn, 312 North Morton Avenue, Okmulgee.

Officers involved: Names of the officers have not been released.

Shot: Deshawn Carswell, 35.

Race: Black.

Officer race: Unknown.

Fatal: Yes.

Armed: Okmulgee Police said Carswell had a knife.

Justified: Undetermined.