New Evidence Emerges as Oklahoma Veteran's Arraignment Date Approaches in Self-Defense Shooting

Note: This is the third installment investigating the charges against Oklahoma veteran Edwin Turlington, who, in 2014 was arrested for defending himself against the attacks of a known violent criminal.

Edwin Turlington's scheduled arraignment date is Monday, January 7, 2019 and as this date draws closer, Turlington has been giving frequent updates on his Facebook page. Approximately one hour ago Mr. Turlington published the following post, which includes additional information about Darrell Philpott (the man Turlington shot in self-defense in 2014) , his arrest record as well as dashcam video of one of his arrests. Together, the information shows a pattern in Philpott's behavior.

"My brother Lance is giving a briefing to the public at Mazzio's in Grove after my arraignment at the Delaware County Courthouse in Jay at 10:00 Monday morning, January 7th.

My brother is a full Colonel in the active US Army JAG Corps. For civilians reading this, that means he briefs Generals as his day to day job. He has a legal team of fifty lawyers and paralegals that work for him. There are three levels of supervisors between him and the prosecutors that work for him.

On the other hand, I am an incomparably better cop than the dirty cop Melvin Gayle Wells, the man that set me up to protect his snitch I shot in self defense. I proved Well's withheld exculpatory evidence from the District Attorney and that the prosecution's star witness committed perjury, as well as uncovering their informant's life of crime over the border in Arkansas and Missouri with drug felonies spanning 26 years, as well as obtaining the below police video that shows the prosecution's star witness threatening to kill his arresting officer as soon as his handcuffs were off.

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PM me if you want to know about my arraignment or the briefing."

On Thursday January 3, 2019 Turlington posted the following via his Facebook page which offers more evidence of Philpott's violent tendencies:

"I recently posted a police video of Philpott telling an Arkansas deputy SIX MONTHS AGO that he was going to kill him when he got his handcuffs off. I also recently posted a 2016 police video of Philpott attempting to flee another Arkansas deputy, and when that failed, physically fight the Deputy. That 2016 arrest resulted in Philpott's most recent drug felony. as well as a DWI conviction and a schedule VI drug conviction. It also resulted in Philpott's being convicted for the 2009 Missouri DWI that was active when he assaulted me. One of the TWO Missouri bench warrants Philpott had for his arrest that Delaware County Deputy Melvin Gayle Wells ignored.

In the below video you will hear Philpott's ex-wife testimony on how he "went into a rage" when her friend wouldn't let Philpott hold her baby when he was drunk, and slapped her in the face, and shoved his little daughter across the room, kicked their pet dog and began destroying her home while threatening to burn it down and GRABBING A GUN from the gun cabinet.

If Philpott doesn't kill in anger, he will kill from his constant driving drunk and stoned. Out of his mind. And when he does, remember your Delaware County "public servants" who literally broke Oklahoma laws enabling Philpott to continue his FOUR DECADE violent streak. Below are 5 DWIs that we know of."

I will continue to follow this case closely and provide updates as they become available.

Related:
"Oklahoma Veteran Arrested for Defending Himself Against Alleged Meth-Maker"

"New Evidence Lends Credibility to Oklahoma Veteran's Version of 2014 Shooting"

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