Former Oklahoma Co. Jailer Arrested In Mustang On Child Porn Complaint

Canadian County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a former Oklahoma County jailer, who is accused of unknowingly sharing child pornography with members of the department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force.

Darrell Brock, 43, was arrested at his house in Mustang, when deputies executed a search warrant Wednesday evening.  Brock, who was cooperative with investigators, told investigators he knew the process of a search warrant because he used to work at a jail.  Investigators learned Brock used to work as a jailer at Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office.

According to the Canadian County Sheriff’s office, the investigation began earlier last week when investigators determined child pornography was being shared from a computer at Brock's home.  After securing a search warrant for the home, investigators traveled to Mustang, spoke with Brock and were able to obtain a full confession from him.

Investigators said they found multiple micro SD cards where the child porn was being shared from Brock’s cell phone using WIFI.

Investigators executed a forensic examination on scene, and were able to verify he was in possession of child porn. In addition to photos, investigators also collected various pornographic videos of children ranging from four to 15 years of age being raped by male adults, according to the Sheriff's office. 

“It’s disturbing that a former Oklahoma County Jailer whose job was to keep criminal's locked up, was in fact breaking the law himself after he knew what the consequences are,” said Chris West, Canadian County Undersheriff.

Investigators seized multiple electronic devices from the home for examination, and then transported Brock to the Canadian County Jail, where he was booked on one count of Aggravated Possession of Child Pornography. His bond was established at $100,000, and he remains in custody.

“People who distribute child pornography causes the victim of the photographs and videos to relive their horrifying moments.  People who distribute these rape videos and pictures use it as currency to gain more child pornography for their sick and twisted fantasies,” West said.

The Sheriff’s Internet Crimes against Children unit continues to operate under the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations ICAC Task Force.