US EditionState Senator Handcuffed After Declining to Show Driver's License During Traffic Stop
- Oklahoma State Senator Regina Goodwin was cited and released for failing to stop for a stop sign.
- Goodwin asked the deputy why she was being stopped during the traffic stop.
- The deputy repeatedly requested to see her driver's license before detaining her in handcuffs.
- Goodwin faces a court appearance on Feb. 25 unless she pays the ticket beforehand.
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Entitled Democrat State Senator Handcuffed After Defying Law Enforcement — Caught Running Stop Signs Twice, Refuses to Show ID at Traffic Stop | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Oklahoma State Senator Regina Goodwin's defiant encounter with law enforcement during a traffic stop has ignited controversy, raising questions about accountability and the behavior expected from public officials. Read more for the full story.
Body cam video shows argument between OK senator and Tulsa County deputy at traffic stop
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office (TCSO) released body cam video showing an argument between a deputy and Oklahoma Senator Regina Goodwin that started with a traffic stop in downtown Tulsa.
State Sen. Regina Goodwin verbally spars with officer during traffic stop, cited for running stop sign
State Sen. Regina Goodwin (D-Tulsa) had a recent run-in with the law after a Tulsa County sheriff's deputy observed her rolling through two stop signs in downtown Tulsa. What could have been a routine, brief encounter and a warning turned into almost a half hour of verbally sparring with the officer and refusing fifteen requests to hand over her driver's license.One thing led to another, and Tulsa mayor Monroe Nichols and City Councilor Laura Be…
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