Appellate court rules trooper excessive force lawsuit should move forward
DENVER — An appeals court Wednesday ruled a Muskogee federal lawsuit should be allowed to proceed in a nationally publicized case where an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper is accused of using excessive force in a 2009 altercation with of a paramedic in Paden following a traffic stop.
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver rejected trooper Daniel Martin 's contention that he should be immune fr...
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