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Multiple women have accused Bokoshe Police Chief Joey Oliver of sexual assault, prompting citizen journalists to travel to the small Oklahoma town demanding answers. What they found was a police chief in hiding and a protective order backfiring spectacularly. The allegations include claims of forced intoxication and sexual assault, with photographic evidence allegedly documenting the aftermath.
The Rape Allegations That Shook a Small Town
The accusations against Chief Oliver are disturbing and detailed. According to the journalists investigating the case, they possess photographs of liquor bottles allegedly used to intoxicate victims, images of clothing worn during an alleged digital penetration, and audio recordings of victim interviews. The evidence paints a picture of systematic abuse of power.
One victim's blue shorts, allegedly worn during an assault, have been photographed as evidence. The case files reportedly contain documentation of prior protective orders against Oliver and violations of those orders, suggesting a pattern of behavior that extends beyond the current allegations.
A Protective Order That Backfired
Oliver's attempt to obtain a protective order against the investigating journalists has created an unexpected legal opening. The protective order process now allows for depositions to be taken from all parties involved, including town employees who may have knowledge of the chief's conduct.
The town clerk, clearly uncomfortable with the journalists' presence, reluctantly agreed to a Monday deposition when pressed to choose her preferred date. The journalists plan to serve multiple subpoenas, scheduling depositions throughout the following week.
Missing Police Chief, Missing Answers
When the journalists attempted to locate Oliver at the Bokoshe Police Department, they found only an empty trailer. Their calls for the police chief went unanswered, with Oliver apparently avoiding any confrontation about the allegations against him.
The absence raises questions about who is handling police calls in Bokoshe when the chief is unavailable. Town employees seemed uncertain about coverage arrangements, suggesting potential gaps in law enforcement services while Oliver remains elusive.
School District Cuts Ties
The investigation has already yielded results beyond the criminal allegations. The journalists visited the local school superintendent to discuss Oliver's potential role in selecting a school resource officer. After reviewing the rape allegations, the superintendent's reaction was reportedly one of shock, with sources suggesting the school district will no longer seek Oliver's input on security matters.
The swift response from the school administration stands in contrast to the apparent inaction from other town officials who may have been unaware of the full scope of the allegations against their police chief.
New Victims Still Coming Forward
Perhaps most troubling is the revelation that additional victims continue to emerge. The journalists mentioned that another victim had recently stepped forward, and they were scheduled to interview a direct witness to Oliver's alleged misconduct.
The expanding scope of accusations suggests the full extent of the allegations against the Bokoshe police chief may not yet be known. With depositions scheduled and more witnesses coming forward, the small town controversy appears far from resolved.
Watch the full investigation unfold as journalists confront a police chief who won't face the allegations against him.
