Betty Shelby back in the headlines

[Poke78]

https://www.tulsaworld.com/news/loc...cle_0380c8b4-fdd3-5a59-80f9-b4bd2ec9ce40.html

Betty Shelby, a former Tulsa police officer, and her husband, Dave, will teach a National Rifle Association course in May.

Shelby, who was acquitted in May 2017 of first-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Terence Crutcher in September 2016, is listed as an “NRA Instructor” on a Facebook posting for the event. She has been a deputy with the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office since leaving the Tulsa Police Department in August 2017.

Scott Wood, Shelby’s attorney, said the event is the most rudimentary class for firearms available. The class would be a prerequisite for concealed carry or tactical courses, though he said he doesn’t think the Shelbys intend to expand to those topics.

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[Poke78]

If you are on Facebook, there are over 100 comments on the article on the Tulsa World FB page. Lots of them spouting the nonsense from We the People and the Crutcher family.

 

[Pstmstr]

Why not, at least she hit her target. 1 less POS sucking air in the Tulsa area. Maybe she can teach others to do the same.


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[SlugSlinger]

A fried of mine has partnered with Shelby at Rogers County. He said Shelby is the most level headed, patient, cool demeanor, and the stress or pressure of tense situations doesn't affect her professionalism. She is the type of deputy that you want with you in a tense situation.

 

[MacFromOK]

I still think she should've gotten a medal...

 

[nich018]

Glad for her

 

[AKguy1985]

Well, in Rogers county she will have to deal with a lot less "minorities" But maybe more meth heads.