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Date: 02-14-2003
Case Style: Kenneth Britt v. City of Bristow, Oklahoma
Case Number: 02-CV-791
Judge: James O. Ellison
Court: United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma
Plaintiff's Attorney: Mark T. Hamby and Betsey Lois Whiteaker of Howard Widdows Bufogle & Vaughn, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Defendant's Attorney: Shanann Pinkham Passley and John Howard Lieber of Eller & Detrich, Tulsa, Oklahoma and Margaret McMorrow-Love, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Description: Employment discrimination claim by former Bristow, Oklahoma police chief who was demoted and placed on administrative leave after he was accused of making racially discriminatory remarks about Sgt. Howard Crawford, who is black. Britt claimed that any comment that he made was not racist and would taken out of context. Britt had been a member of the Bristow Police Department for 20 years.
Outcome: Settled for $72,000.00.
Plaintiff's Experts: Unavailable
Defendant's Experts: Unavailable
Comments: Reported by AKM