FOSTER, Okla. (KFOR) – It was scary moments for the proprietor of a authorized Oklahoma medical marijuana develop.
Matthew Brumley now faces felony prices after Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics officers say he was posing as one in all their very own.
“Properly, it’s regarding for us as a result of this individual goes round representing the Bureau of Narcotics, doing issues that our company and our brokers are skilled by no means to do,” stated Mark Woodward with the Bureau of Narcotics.
Nevertheless it seems Brumley labored for a third-part electrical firm. He was employed to put in new energy poles on the property situated in Foster, in accordance with an affidavit.
Brumley allegedly noticed the girl on the property and used a Bureau of Narcotics identification card from a previous encounter with an agent.
“We are going to by no means go to a enterprise or an individual’s home and demand cash for some sort of legislation violation,” stated Woodward.
Brumley informed the sufferer to pay $4,500 or danger being shut down. When she stated she did not have it, he dropped the worth to $2,500, in accordance with authorities.
The sufferer informed investigators she handed the cash over after seeing a gun on Brumley’s waist.
“He had some information of the actual person who he focused and had a motive for doing so,” stated Woodward.
Garvin County authorities tracked down Brumley in Wynnewood and arrested him. Brumley’s listing of prices embody impersonating a public officer and utilizing a weapon whereas committing a felony.
