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Meet OKC FOP member and retired Lt. Ron Keef…he’s on the left. He is pictured with his brothers all of whom served our country in Special Forces Airborne. Ron, Marty, Alan and (not pictured, youngest brother) Ken, also Special Forces Airborne we salute you and thank you. What a gnarly bunch of badasses and patriots ❤.

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Meet OKC FOP member and retired Lt. Ron Keef…he’s on the left. He is pictured with his brothers all of whom served our country in Special Forces Airborne. Ron, Marty, Alan and (not pictured, youngest brother) Ken, also Special Forces Airborne we salute you and thank you. What a gnarly bunch of badasses and patriots ❤.

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Thank you for your service! You are all very appreciated by me and my family 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Thanks to the Heroes in this picture and for their service to our great Country. May God bless you all and Merry Christmas.

Thank you all for your services. God bless.

Thank you and your brothers Ron!

Thank you for your excellent service to our country! You are the BEST!

Thank you for your service!!!🙏❤️🇺🇸🙏❤️🇺🇸🙏❤️🇺🇸

Thank you for your service!!!

Thank you for your service!

Thank you for service!!!

thanks for your service

thank you so much for your service!

Thank you all for your service!

Thank you gorgeous your service 🙏

Thank you for your service.

Good evening, guys! Nice to meet you all. And thank you for all the time you siblings have served us! 🇺🇸💙🙏🏻🌺

THANK YOU EACH ONE FOR YOUR SERVICE. VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.

Salute

Thank you Gentlemen for your service!!!!

That's what I'm talking bout. Thank you.

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🚨 Officer Douglas W. Gates — EOW: December 3, 1933

Officer Gates and his partner, Webb Campbell, were pursuing a stolen vehicle when the suspect wrecked near N.W. 23rd and Robinson. When Gates approached the car, the suspect shot him twice. Gates died several hours later. The suspect was convicted of murder and received the death penalty.

Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P. Officer Gates.
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🚨 Officer Douglas W. Gates — EOW: December 3, 1933

Officer Gates and his partner, Webb Campbell, were pursuing a stolen vehicle when the suspect wrecked near N.W. 23rd and Robinson. When Gates approached the car, the suspect shot him twice. Gates died several hours later. The suspect was convicted of murder and received the death penalty.

Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P. Officer Gates.

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Sending prayers for family and friends 🙏. RIP officer Gates

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Prayers

Prayers

Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your dedication and sacrifice!

God Bless him🙏🙏

God Bless RIP prayers for all

Much respect. Rest in peace

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😔

Sad

God Bless Him❤️💯🙏

😪❤️🙏

God Bless Him & his family.

Rip

Sd

What a hero

RIP

RIP.

Tragic story, but glad justice was served

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Officer FAFO.

Rip

Received death penalty…but did they actually execute his m? So many stay on death row 15-20 years!

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🚨 Officer Jesse H. Sosbee — EOW: December 1, 1922

Officer Sosbee and his partner, Clarence Hurt, were on patrol when they were suddenly ambushed. Officer Sosbee was shot and died the next day. Two suspects were arrested, convicted and sentenced to prison. When moved to the state prison, both criminals had to be dressed in women's clothing to disguise themselves from an angry mob waiting to lynch them.

Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P. Officer Sosbee.
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🚨 Officer Jesse H. Sosbee — EOW: December 1, 1922

Officer Sosbee and his partner, Clarence Hurt, were on patrol when they were suddenly ambushed. Officer Sosbee was shot and died the next day. Two suspects were arrested, convicted and sentenced to prison. When moved to the state prison, both criminals had to be dressed in womens clothing to disguise themselves from an angry mob waiting to lynch them.

Gone but never forgotten! R.I.P. Officer Sosbee.

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Condolences to his family, colleagues and friends.

God Bless RIP prayers for all

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RIP, Officer Sosbee❤️🙏🏼💕

RIP Jesse

🙏🏼🙏🏼💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸

Grateful

Rest in peace Sir 🙏🙏🙏

Very interesting stories. Wish they had more detailes on these heroic men and women. They should always be remendered.

Honor the Police, Highway patrol, EMTs, nurses, doctors, all who served! 😍

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Had not seen this story before. But it shows Law Enforcement will go the extra mile to protect even convicted criminals.They do their job for all. 💙🙏🏻🌺🇺🇸

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So sorry,

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RIP

POLICEMEN DO A GREAT JOB PROTECTING OUR SOCIETY🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

Rip

Just think how much more good he could’ve done very sad for his family

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