Recent News
Monday, June 8, 2015
Brinkley Replaced, In Committee Posts
Smalley & Quinn named to replace
| (Senator Brinkley, commemorating Lincoln for an OETA tv production) |
According to Senate staff, Brinkley on Monday resigned from his committee chairmanships and as assistant majority floor leader, citing personal reasons.
Bingman, R-Sapulpa, appointed Sen. Jason Smalley, R-Stroud, as chairman of the Senate Pensions Committee. He also appointed Sen. Marty Quinn, R-Claremore, as vice chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
Brinkley Partially Resigns
KFAQ announces a press release from Senate President Brian Bingman's office:
"Republican Sen. Rick Brinkley of Owasso resigned as assistant majority floor leader, chairman of the Senate Pensions Committee and vice chairman of the Senate Finance Committee."
Read the KFAQ report, here. http://goo.gl/KqHY78
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| David Van Risseghem |

Sunday, June 7, 2015
Tulsa BBB Charges Brinkley For $1Million In Damages
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| Read the entire petition at: https://goo.gl/pMb062 |
Civil Suit
Lawyers for the Tulsa Better Business Bureau on Friday afternoon, filed a civil suit against their 15-year corporate officer, Senator Rick L. Brinkley. The charges are quite specific and detailed.
The heart of the suit states that Brinkley created some corporate entities for the local BBB to make regular payments to, as though they were vendors providing services to the local chapter. But in the court filing, the attorneys and their clients contend that the corporate "vendors" were just shell entities for credit card accounts. Those accounts, they contend; were not authorized by the corporate board of the Tulsa BBB. Essentially they contend that Senator Brinkley opened credit card accounts in the name of the Tulsa Better Business Bureau, but used the credit lines to pay several bills unrelated to the Tulsa Better Business Bureau.
The heart of the suit states that Brinkley created some corporate entities for the local BBB to make regular payments to, as though they were vendors providing services to the local chapter. But in the court filing, the attorneys and their clients contend that the corporate "vendors" were just shell entities for credit card accounts. Those accounts, they contend; were not authorized by the corporate board of the Tulsa BBB. Essentially they contend that Senator Brinkley opened credit card accounts in the name of the Tulsa Better Business Bureau, but used the credit lines to pay several bills unrelated to the Tulsa Better Business Bureau.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
The Brinkley Questions
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| Tulsa County Senator, Rick Brinkley |
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is currently working a case involving The Tulsa Better Business Bureau and Senator Rick Brinkley. The case involves at least a couple of separate-yet-related issues.
At the heart of the matter is a dispute about the nature of a nearly $50K transfer of money that happened this past April.
At the heart of the matter is a dispute about the nature of a nearly $50K transfer of money that happened this past April.
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