article_snippet.sent: Sheriff Stanley Glanz said this week Sheriff Stanley Glanz believes that Bates (left in his mug shot) received Sheriff Stanley Glanz required training.
article_snippet.sent: Sheriff Stanley Glanz said Bates (left in his mug shot), Sheriff Stanley Glanz long-time insurance agent and former campaign manager, had been properly trained and passed annual firearms certifications required by the state.
article_snippet.sent: Dan Smolen, the lawyer for Harris' family, said the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office violated a number of the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office internal policies by letting Bates (left in his mug shot) carry Bates (left in his mug shot) personal handgun after training with another weapon.
article_snippet.sent: Smolen also said the department failed to keep a permanent record of Bates (left in his mug shot) training, in violation of local policies.
article_snippet.sent: Bates, who sold his insurance business for $6 million in 1999, was trained to be a Tulsa Police Department patrolman in 1964 but left in 1965.
article_snippet.sent: his was out of law enforcement for 35 years, returning for volunteer work in Florida in 2000 before joining the Tulsa County force in 2008 and making a number of donations to the agency.
article_snippet.sent: his also was Glanz's campaign manager during the 2012 election.