Lich Vu timeline: How the Oklahoma City police…
Originally reported by News 9 — 2025-10-06
Lich Vu, an elderly Vietnamese American veteran, died in October 2025 after being injured during a traffic stop by Officer Joseph Gibson of the Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD). The incident was captured on body camera video and sparked public outcry, protests, and calls for reform. Despite a criminal charge against Sgt. Gibson being dismissed due to lack of intent, community leaders demanded accountability and met with OKCPD officials to discuss de-escalation strategies.
Key Facts
- Lich Vu died nearly a year after the incident
- Gibson was placed on administrative leave during the investigation
Incident Details
| Location | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
| Department | Oklahoma City Police Department (OKCPD) |
| Officers Involved | Joseph Gibson and Sgt. Gibson |
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Lich Vu timeline: How the Oklahoma City police use-of-force case unfolded — News 9
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