GUILTY OK - Deputy David Wade, 40, fatally shot, Logan County, 18 April 2017 *Arrest*

MULHALL — A Logan County Sheriff's Deputy David Wade died Tuesday after being shot while he was serving an eviction notice, authorities said.

The shooter has been identified as Nathan Aaron Leforce, 45, who was described as white, 6 feet tall, with a thin build and mustache. . . .

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The deputy went to a home about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday on an eviction notice at a home in Mulhall. The shooter reportedly stole the deputy's patrol pickup and drove to just west of Langston where another car was stolen at gunpoint at Smitty's One Stop, a convenience store, at State Highway 33 and Henney Road.

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The deputy was flown by helicopter to OU Medical Center. The car stolen from the convenience store was located Tuesday morning near Jaxton Road and County Road 77, and Leforce may have been on foot.

Oklahoma deputy shot and killed while serving eviction notice

According to reports out of Oklahoma City, the deputy was serving an eviction notice at around 9:15 in the morning when he was shot multiple times. He was flown to OU Medical Center where he later died.

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http://www.kwch.com/content/news/Ok...-while-serving-eviction-notice-419744704.html

What a freaking loser! Unbelievable! It's people like this fool who get innocent people killed by police. It sucks, but I can understand why they get jumpy in different situations. Cops never know what they are walking into.

May this deputy rest, and may his family find some peace. What an evil person.

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Oklahoma Police Department

The men and women of the Oklahoma City Police Department are deeply saddened at the news from Mulhall that Deputy David Wade was shot to death while attempting to serve an eviction notice earlier this morning. We offer our deepest condolences to the Logan County Sheriff’s Office and to Deputy Wade’s family. The sacrifice of Deputy Wade will not be forgotten. We offer our thoughts and prayers to his family and give our full support to the Logan County Sheriff’s Office.

The details of Wade’s death remind us all of the danger and uncertainty that all law enforcement face on a daily basis as they work to protect our communities.

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https://www.facebook.com/search/str/oklahoma+city+officer+killed/keywords_top

No surprise he has a quite a record:
http://www1.odcr.com/results

Thank goodness!

Suspect in custody after sheriff's deputy shot dead in Oklahoma

A man is in custody after he allegedly shot and killed a sheriff's deputy in Oklahoma and fled the scene earlier today, police said.

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http://abcnews.go.com/US/sheriffs-deputy-shot-oklahoma-suspect-large/story?id=46863305

Suspect in Logan County deputy shooting charged with murder, DA to seek death penalty

The man accused in the shooting death of a Logan County sheriff's deputy was charged Thursday with first-degree murder.

Nathan Aaron LeForce, 45, of Perry, was escorted into a Logan County courtroom Thursday afternoon, flanked by a dozen officers from Logan and Payne counties. LeForce had been held in Payne County for security reasons.

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Court documents say that Leforce’s case will now go before a jury, beginning on Dec. 3 at 9 a.m.

Trial date for man accused of killing Logan County Sheriff’s deputy pushed back

The jury is now deliberating in the case of the man accused in the murder of a Logan County deputy.

Nathan LeForce, 47, is on trial for shooting and killing Logan County Deputy David Wade in April 2017.

The jury heard from several witnesses throughout the emotional trial.

And at one point, had to watch the horrifying day Deputy Wade was gunned down.

Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for LeForce.
https://www.news9.com/story/4094174...of-man-accused-in-logan-county-deputys-murder

Man sentenced to life in shooting death of Oklahoma deputy

Aug 30, 2019

"A man convicted of fatally shooting an Oklahoma sheriff's deputy was sentenced to life in prison after the jury couldn't agree on whether he should be sentenced to death.

District Judge Phillip Corley sentenced Nathan LeForce on Thursday, ending the four-week trial. LeForce, who was convicted of first-degree murder, will not be eligible for parole....

Among those who testified during the sentencing phase were members of Wade's family and 28 witnesses for the defense, including LeForce's mother and children and a forensic psychologist who talked about LeForce's drug use and traumatic experiences as a youth.

Corley imposed the life sentence after jurors informed him they were deadlocked after deliberating for about six hours, according to court records.

Oklahoma is among 22 states that require an automatic life sentence if a jury can't reach a unanimous sentencing verdict in a death penalty case, according to the Death Penalty Information Center...."

Man sentenced to life in shooting death of Oklahoma deputy