VIAN, Okla. (AP) — A police chief and an officer in an eastern Oklahoma town have resigned, citing pushback they say they faced after the recent arrest of a city councilor's son.

The Tulsa World (http://bit.ly/2r5AUTc ) reports Vian Officer Lindsey Green resigned on Monday and Police Chief Ted Johnson followed suit on Wednesday, tendering his resignation effective next week.

"This was about sending them a message," Johnson said. "We were never told we were going to be fired or dismissed, but if you go against council like I did, I knew eventually where this was heading."

Green arrested Joshua...