JONES ? When Oklahoma County sheriff's deputies and a Luther police officer went out on a report of a man trapped beneath a car Tuesday night, they didn't realize the victim was a fellow lawman. Having worked law enforcement in eastern parts of the county, the officers knew Jones police Lt. Kenny Ray. But they did not know until they arrived at his house that it was Ray beneath that car, Jones police officer Joe Bradley said. Sheriff's deputies Jared McCord, 32, and Jeff Marshall, 42, didn't hesitate to lift the car, Bradley said. Luther police officer Chris Hawkins had enough space to pull Ray from beneath the car, which weighed more than 2,000 pounds. Then they began trying to revive him, Bradley said.
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