Tulsa: Scandal rocks Tulsa City Hall
TULSA — A cryptic resignation letter, a city-issued cellular phone and an identification badge were waiting on Paul Zachary’s chair when he arrived for work in Tulsa’s Public Works Department.
They belonged to Albert Martinez , who had been the field engineering manager for 13 years and with the city for 16.
This development Jan. 21 would become the city’s first indication that the Publi...
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