By: Jennifer Pierce
OKLAHOMA CITY -
A metro security guard is under investigation by multiple law agencies following a weekend shooting in downtown Oklahoma City.
Police arrested Antjuan Martin, 48, on Friday after he allegedly shot a homeless man during an altercation.
News 9 obtained cell phone video of the scene at Taco Bell near Sheridan Avenueand Classen Boulevard. The victim was on the ground in the parking lot, and it appeared Martin was walking the scene.
Police said it all started when Bradley Bishop, 25, refused to leave the restaurant.
“An altercation ensued between the two and at some point, the security guard unholstered his weapon and fired several times as the individual was walking away,” said Sgt. Dillon Quirk with the Oklahoma City Police Department.
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New Oklahoma Workers’ Comp Fraud Law Goes in Effect Nov. 1 May 14, 2021
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt on May 7 signed into law legislation creating new penalties for workers’ compensation fraud.
The legislative summary for House Bill 2236 states that anyone “failing to report to an employer, insurance carrier, or third-party administrator any earned income while receiving temporary total disability benefits,” could be subject to felony charges.
The measure also revises qualifications for employment in the state’s Workers’ Compensation Fraud Investigation Unit. It requires “personnel to be certified as a peace officer by the Oklahoma Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training in lieu of a minimum of 3 years of certified law enforcement experience.”