Date of Offense
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Statement
NO PUBLIC CLEET RECORD
NO PUBLIC PAYROLL RECORD
On or about April 26, 2024, Tulsa County District Attorney filed criminal charges [Tulsa County CF-2024-1559] against Jonathan Hines, a juvenile detention officer who worked at The Tulsa County Family Center for Juvenile Justice in Tulsa, OK.
On or about May 2, 2024, 2News [Erin Christy] reported:
According to the affidavit, Hines acted like the toilet in the victim’s cell needed repairing, shoved a shoe in the door, and sexually assaulted the inmate. The reports detail more than one occasion.
Investigators were told Hines would get weed, snacks, and other contraband for inmates in exchange for sex and that the victim agreed to “take one for the team.”
Investigators seized Hines' cell phone. The affidavit states Hines fidgeted with the phone before handing it over and that a forensic extraction later revealed a text thread deleted at the same time frame he met with investigators.
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