Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.15A
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Board investigators - Powers
Official statutory text
A. Investigators for the Board shall be authorized to:
1. Perform such services as are necessary in the investigation
of criminal activity or preparation of administrative actions; and
2. Investigate and inspect records of all licenses in order to
determine whether licensees are in compliance with applicable
narcotics and dangerous drug laws and regulations.
B. Board investigators certified as peace officers by the
Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training shall have
statewide jurisdiction to perform the duties authorized by
subsection A of this subsection. Such investigators shall have the
powers now or hereafter vested in law to peace officers.
C. Upon retirement, a Board investigator shall be entitled to
receive the continued custody and possession of the sidearm and
badge he or she carried immediately prior to retirement.
1. Perform such services as are necessary in the investigation
of criminal activity or preparation of administrative actions; and
2. Investigate and inspect records of all licenses in order to
determine whether licensees are in compliance with applicable
narcotics and dangerous drug laws and regulations.
B. Board investigators certified as peace officers by the
Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training shall have
statewide jurisdiction to perform the duties authorized by
subsection A of this subsection. Such investigators shall have the
powers now or hereafter vested in law to peace officers.
C. Upon retirement, a Board investigator shall be entitled to
receive the continued custody and possession of the sidearm and
badge he or she carried immediately prior to retirement.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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