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Jack Thorp (R)

Governor Mary Fallin appointed Jack Thorp as District Attorney in 2017.

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Abuse of Power by Thorp's Assistant, Doug Dry...

After violating 21 O.S. §540, Wagoner County Assistant prosecutor, Doug Dry, submitted a retaliatory complaint against the Tahlequah Police Department Lieutenant, Bryan Qualls. In his four-and-a-half page complaint, ADA Dry falsely described the officer's behavior with words like “hostile” and “aggressive” and demanded review of the officer’s “mental, emotional, psychological suitability and well-being.” The body cam footage shows Dry's description of the officer's behavior was false.

District Attorney Thorp told 2 News after reviewing the footage, he issued an apology to Lt. Qualls. Dry also wrote a lengthy apology, yet threw more shade at the officer, claiming Lt. Quall did not record the entire interaction.

Thorp himself acknowledged the violation of law, but used the word "may" to cover for his assitant: "Refusal to comply with a lawful order from law enforcement may constitute a violation of 21 O.S. § 540 (Obstruction)."

There was no indication from the article that Thorp would take any action against assistant Dry for the false statements that could pose a potential credibility [Giglio] issue for District 27.

Current Administration:

Josh King

First Assistant District Attorney
Cherokee County prosecutor since 2008
Over 40 jury trials

Doug Glenn Dry

Assistant District Attorney, duties include advising elected officials
manages the county’s criminal court dockets
Former prosecutor for Cherokee County, Latimer County, Muscogee Creek Tribal Court and Seminole Nation Court of Indian Offenses

Michelle Keely

Assistant District Attorney
joined District 27 in August of 2016
prosecutes major crimes cases throughout the district
a record of more than 100 jury trials
1997 she became a JAG for the Oklahoma Air National Guard

Haley Weaver

Assistant District Attorney
specializes in misdemeanors drug cases
also handles deprived children cases
Earned her law degree in 2017

Will Cosner

Assistant District Attorney since 2021
prosecuted violence against police officers in Sequoyah County

Jacob Howell

private practice attorney serving part time as an assistant District Attorney
former legal intern
prosecutes drug forfeiture cases and homicide cases
coordinates grand jury proceedings

Valeria Luster

Assistant District Attorney -Adair County
Since 2015
handles deprived children and Domestic Violence cases

Andy Williams

Assistant District Attorney -Adair County
Since 2017
40-year career in criminal law
27 years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Department of Justice in Plano, Texas
5 years as a special judge in Cleveland County, Oklahoma

Jordan Pace

Assistant District Attorney -Adair County
prosecutes felony & misdemeanor cases
"Pace is developing a Business and Merchant Service Program for [...] the district, which will provide tailored support and services to businesses that become victims of crimes" - District 27 website

Rachel Dallis

Assistant District Attorney - Cherokee County
Since 2014
graduated law school in 2014

Stacey Slaughter

Assistant District Attorney - Sequoyah County
Since January 2011
"specializing in cases that involve victims" - District 27 website
Previous employer: LeFlore County District Attorney’s Office
22 years at the Sebastian County District Attorney’s Office in Arkansas

Michael Dunagan

Assistant District Attorney - Sequoyah County
Since 2016
worked in the District 16 Attorney’s Office from 1995-2004
misdemeanors felonies and juvenile cases

District 27 is NOT in Compliance

District Attorney, Jack Thorp, is NOT in compliance with:

The nationwide, public-facing, Brady List;
Supreme Court of the united States [SCOTUS] Brady Doctrine (1963);
United States Freedom of Information Act (1967);
Open Government Act (2007) signed by President George Bush (No. 43);
Open Government Initiative (2009) signed by President Obama (No. 44); and,
Open Government Directives (2009) issued by the United States Department of Justice.

We emailed the request on Sept. 26th 2022

"Society wins not only when the guilty are convicted but when criminal trials are fair; our system of the administration of justice suffers when any accused is treated unfairly." - William O. Douglas, Associate Justice Supreme Court of the United States

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