Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-1-110

A. Any municipal officer or employee upon final conviction of,

or pleading guilty or nolo contendere to, a felony for bribery,

corruption, forgery or perjury or any other crime related to the

duties of his or her office or employment in a state or federal

court of competent jurisdiction shall forfeit retirement benefits

provided by law. The forfeiture of retirement benefits shall not

occur if any such officer or employee received a deferred sentence,

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but retirement benefits shall not commence prior to completion of

the deferred sentence. The forfeiture of retirement benefits

required by this section shall not include the officer's or

employee's contributions to the retirement system or retirement

benefits that are vested on the effective date of this act.

B. The forfeiture of retirement benefits as provided by

subsection A of this section shall also apply to any such officer or

employee who, after leaving the office or employment, is convicted

of, or pleads guilty or nolo contendere to, in a state or federal

court of competent jurisdiction, a felony committed while in such

office or employment, where the felony is for bribery, corruption,

forgery or perjury or any other crime related to the duties of his

or her office or employment.

C. The forfeiture shall continue until such time as the

conviction or guilty plea is reversed by the highest appellate court

to which the officer or employee may appeal.

D. The attorney responsible for prosecuting the municipal

officer or employee shall notify the retirement system in which the

officer or employee is enrolled of the forfeiture of the officer's

or employee's retirement benefits. Upon receipt of the notice of

forfeiture, the retirement system shall immediately suspend all

benefits of the officer or employee, and shall notify the officer or

employee of his or her right to a hearing to review whether the

conviction or plea qualifies for forfeiture of benefits under this

section. If the conviction or plea occurs in federal court or the

notice of forfeiture is not forthcoming from the state prosecutor,

the retirement system may investigate and gather court documents and

contact prosecutors to determine whether the conviction or plea

qualifies under this section. Upon obtaining sufficient

documentation of the conviction or plea, the retirement system shall

immediately suspend all benefits of the officer or employee, and

notify the officer or employee of his or her right to a hearing to

review whether the conviction or plea qualifies for forfeiture of

benefits under this section.

E. The provisions of this section shall apply to a municipal

officer or employee who is a member of a retirement system

authorized in Sections 48-101 through 48-106 of this title, the

Oklahoma Firefighters Pension and Retirement System, the Oklahoma

Police Pension and Retirement System or the Oklahoma Public

Employees Retirement System.