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Recognizing law enforcement in Oklahoma from Indian Territory to the present.

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Luther Bishop, right, was a long time Law Enforcement agent in Oklahoma. He was one of the first three individuals chosen for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. Luther Bishop was murdered in his bed in December 1926. The case has never been solved.
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Wiley G Haines in the mid 1880's and the 1920's

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Deputy Marshal Bud Ledbetter in 1901.

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Al Jennings, pictured here in 1913, was not much of an outlaw, but did strike it rich making movies in Hollywood.

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Reunion of the Indian Territory Marshals at Fort Smith, Arkansas in 1908

Artifacts from the Oklahoma

Law Enforcement Museum

Located on the upper floor of the Oklahoma History Center

800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73105

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