Moore firefighter on administrative leave after allegedly attacking OSU student

STILLWATER, Okla. ( KFOR ) — A Moore firefighter is now on administrative leave following an altercation that left an Oklahoma State University student injured.

A Payne County District Attorney charged Luke David Fields, a firefighter for the Moore Fire Department, and Hunter Ray Meadows with misdemeanor assault and battery.

Tulsa-area television station KJRH reported the incident happened around 2 a.m. on September 14 when two OSU students, Katlyn Loubiere and Colby Parsons, encountered three men while walking along The Strip to get some food.

The three men allegedly threw a beer bottle in the direction of the two students and started yelling expletives and screaming at them.

The victim, Parsons, says Fields punched him in the face before proceeding to get on top of him to throw several more punches.

Parsons says Meadows got involved and put him in a chokehold, before two nearby bystanders came over and broke up the situation.

Stillwater Police later arrested the three men for public intoxication.

According to Loubiere, Parsons needed stitches in one of his eyebrows, had multiple scrapes and a broken ankle.

Fields and Meadows are scheduled to appear in court in Payne County on October 16.

News 4 reached out to Greg Herbster, Fire Chief of Moore Fire Department, for comment:

Mr. Fields is on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.

Greg Herbster, Fire Chief of Moore Fire Department

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