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| Special Agent Winfield S. Wooten
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Police Department
Railroad Police
End of Watch: Sunday, March 16, 1941 Biographical Info
Age: 29
Tour of Duty: 8 years
Badge Number: Not available Incident Details
Cause of Death: Gunfire
Date of Incident: Sunday, March 16, 1941
Incident Location: Oklahoma
Weapon Used: Officer's handgun
Suspect Info: Shot and killed Special Agent Wooten was shot and killed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after stopping two juveniles who drove past him at 90 mph. During the stop, two Tulsa officers assisted Agent Wooten search the two juveniles and then left the scene. After the officers left, one of the juveniles attacked Agent Wooten. The juvenile took both of his service revolvers and shot Agent Wooten eight times. The man continued to shoot Agent Wooten's body as a small riot ensued.
Four Tulsa police cars were sent to the scene and as Officer L.R. Rogers stepped from his vehicle he was shot and killed. Other officers returned fire, killing the suspect.
Agent Wooten had served with the agency for 8 years. He was survived by his wife. Related Line of Duty Deaths | |
