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Former Kermit Police Officer Arrested For Official Oppression

By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: August 25, 2010
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    A former Kermit police officer is behind bars for official oppression.
    James Slayton was arrested and charged this afternoon, according to the Texas Rangers. He's charged with official oppression, which indicates he could have wrongfully used his authority as a police officer to mistreat others.
    The details about Slayton's charge were not released.

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