Okla. Stat. tit. 22, § 22-37.1
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Off-duty law enforcement officers - Powers and duties-
Official statutory text
Liability.
An "off-duty" law enforcement officer in official uniform in
attendance at a public function, event or assemblage of people shall
have the same powers and obligations as when he is "on-duty".
Nothing herein shall impose liability upon the governmental
entity, by whom the law enforcement officer is employed, for actions
of the said officer in the course of his employment by a
nongovernmental entity.
An "off-duty" law enforcement officer in official uniform in
attendance at a public function, event or assemblage of people shall
have the same powers and obligations as when he is "on-duty".
Nothing herein shall impose liability upon the governmental
entity, by whom the law enforcement officer is employed, for actions
of the said officer in the course of his employment by a
nongovernmental entity.
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