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🚨 Sgt. Robert Douglas — EOW: September 28, 2008
On July 26, 2003, Sgt. Douglas was struck by a vehicle while riding his police motorcycle. He was knocked from his motorcycle into the path of another vehicle, which ran over him. Sgt. Douglas was critically injured in the crash, and after being in a coma for over five years, he succumbed to his injuries on September 28, 2008.
Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P. Sgt. Douglas. ... See MoreSee Less
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Prayers and condolences to the family! RIP Officer!
Thank you for your Service
Rip sir, bless the family.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is very sad news may he Rest in Peace! Prayers going out to the family.🙏
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What a terrible tragedy. May God comfort all who know and loved him.
He was a good man
So very sad
RIP sir
RIP
American hero
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Amazing work by the Oklahoma City Police Department on getting this criminal back behind bars.
In 1980, Ricky Milligan was sentenced to 50 years in prison for kidnapping and rape, but he only served 24 years. In 2010, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon — he served just 4 years. Now, he's been taken in AGAIN after a victim reported him for stalking.
The criminal justice system HAS to be harder on violent, repeat offenders. It's time to hold these criminals accountable for their actions.VIOLENT CONVICTED FELON ARRESTED FOR STALKING
September 21st officer arrested 65-year old Ricky Milligan on a warrant for felony stalking related to a case being investigated by OKCPD detectives. (#23-66028/#23-69520)
This after Milligan had previous convictions and served prison time for kidnapping, rape and assault & battery with a dangerous weapon.
Milligan was sentenced to 50-years in prison back in 1980 for kidnapping and rape but only served 24-years. In 2010 Milligan was sentenced to 13-years in prison for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and served just 4-years.
A warrant was recently issued for Milligan after a victim filed a report for stalking. Officers arrested Milligan September 21st and he is currently being held in the Oklahoma County Detention Center on a complaint of felony stalking with a $1-million bond. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hope he never gets out again. Keep us up how this turns out. Thanks officers for your work! 💙🙏🏻
Absolutely
Good work OCPD🖤💙🖤
Great Job..
That's why more people need open carry & concealed carry, to protect themselves from the criminals that the justice system can't seem to protect us from!
This guy should have been pushing up daisies long, long ago. Let’s face it, some people are evil and cannot be rehabilitated.
Thanks for getting this creep off the streets!
Don't let him out
Good job!
Third time? Life, no parole!
This is precisely why we have a 2nd amendment. Our founding fathers knew that cops can’t be everywhere at once. There are some things citizens should handle themselves
I love he is locked up again……. The revolving door puts us All risk!
Good luck. They're criminals protecting other criminals.
Dude needs Jesus
Yay need to keep these thugs off the streets
SUCKER IS BACK HOME!!!!!!!
He looks like a miserable individual. Good job OKCPD 🚔
In this Nation it it messed up for sure.....😫😡
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🚫 2,100 fentanyl pills. 1/2 pound bag of fentanyl powder. 1/4 pound of heroin. 🚫
We're proud to say these dangerous drugs are off our streets thanks to the great work by our LEOs! ... See MoreSee Less
Oklahoma City Police seize fentanyl, heroin in traffic stop
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The Oklahoma City Police Department seized heroin, fentanyl pills and fentanyl powder during a traffic stop on Thursday.39 CommentsComment on Facebook
Outstanding 💙
Great job!!
I am so glad they grabbed these!
Great job OCPD🖤💙🖤
Great job!! Thank you!
Great job OKC Police!!! WE love and need you. Be safe!
Thank you, OKlahoma City Police!
OCPD-One of America’s finest! Thank you!
Thank you!!!!
Great Job!!!!
Thank you!!! Great work!
Thank you!
Proud of you all but also worry about you. Hope the hazmat suits are tough enough to protect the handling of. Yes, I am a little off center but…maybe any dealers on death row should be given a taste of their own “medicine”. Take care. You’re the best. 💙🙏🏻
Awesome 👏
Thank you! Wow
Perry Jenkins
Great work, officers.
THANK YOU OKCPD. GREAT JOB. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
Good
Bet they are loving the open border policies right about now!
Right on OKC Police Department keep up the awesome jobs you guys/ladies do.
Thank you all for what you do for us every day. May God bless and keep you safe.
That should equal life in prison without parole.
Thank you OKCPD.
Good job...
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