Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-360.20
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Municipal and county sheriff departments -
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Jurisdictional agreements.
Municipalities and county sheriff departments having overlapping
or concurrent jurisdiction with a proposed campus police department,
may enter into agreements with the proposed campus police department
recognizing jurisdictional boundaries and providing for mutual
assistance. Any such agreements shall be executed by the governing
boards of the educational institution or airport public trust and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 439
the governing body of the municipality or sheriff, and shall not
serve to prevent other law enforcement agencies from having
concurrent or overlapping jurisdiction. Nothing in Section 360.15
et seq. of this title or any action pursuant to Section 360.15 et
seq. of this title shall be deemed to create an agent-principal
relationship between any campus police officer and any municipality
or county.
Municipalities and county sheriff departments having overlapping
or concurrent jurisdiction with a proposed campus police department,
may enter into agreements with the proposed campus police department
recognizing jurisdictional boundaries and providing for mutual
assistance. Any such agreements shall be executed by the governing
boards of the educational institution or airport public trust and
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 439
the governing body of the municipality or sheriff, and shall not
serve to prevent other law enforcement agencies from having
concurrent or overlapping jurisdiction. Nothing in Section 360.15
et seq. of this title or any action pursuant to Section 360.15 et
seq. of this title shall be deemed to create an agent-principal
relationship between any campus police officer and any municipality
or county.
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