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District 3
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David Thomas was arrested in August of 2002 during a crack-cocaine raid in Lawton. At the time he served as a substitute municipal judge, and the Lawton Constitution reported he was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance. - KGOU News
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David Thomas
State of Oklahoma records show David R Thomas held multiple jobs between 2015 and 2020. One of the most recent records in 2020 lists a job of District Attorney and a pay of $139,538.70 and a pay frequency of monthly. This is 205.4% higher than the average pay for co-workers and 101.2% higher than the national average for government employees. The highest paying job held by David R Thomas was in 2019 as a District Attorney making $153,385.08.
District 3 is NOT in Compliance
District Attorney, David Thomas, is NOT in compliance with:
The nationwide, public-facing, Brady List;
Supreme Court of the united States [SCOTUS] Brady Doctrine (1963);
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 faxed our request for public records on Sept. 27th 2022...
On August 26, 2002, The Oklahoman reported:
"An Altus substitute judge and a city hall receptionist have been arrested in a crack cocaine sting in Lawton, authorities said Sunday.
Altus attorney David Thomas, 49, who serves as a substitute municipal judge, and Patricia Webster, 44, who works as the receptionist at the city hall front desk, were being held Sunday in the Lawton jail.
Thomas was being held without bail on a complaint of possessing a crack pipe. Webster was being held on a complaint of possession of crack, said Lt. Charles Whitis, special operations supervisor for the Lawton police.
About 10:45 a.m. Friday, police went to the home of Norris Hill in northwest Lawton, Whitis said. Police had received anonymous tips from their Crime Stoppers line about crack being sold in the 5800 block of NW Baldwin Avenue, Whitis said. A search warrant was served, and Thomas and Webster, who both live in Altus, were found at the house. Hill was arrested on a complaint of trafficking in crack cocaine." - Robert Medley for The Oklahoman