STILLWATER, Okla. --A Stillwater man is behind bars charged with two felonies after officers say he sent photos of himself to a teenager and asked her to meet him for sex.
In a Payne County court affidavit, 29-year-old Dean Thomas Schrock is accused of contacting the teen on Facebook .
Officers say he used the profile name "Glen Beck."
When he began explicitly speaking with the 14 year old, she told her mother who in turn contacted the Stillwater Police Department.
An officer then posed as the young woman and asked Schrock over Facebook, "I'm 14 is that OK?"
Schrock allegedly wrote back, "Doesn't bother me...I am open to whatever."
The language gets worse from there and is too explicit to share.
Captain Randy Dickerson with the Stillwater Police Department said, "He made specific mention of sex acts that he wanted to engage in or he was willing to engage in and didn't leave a lot to the imagination."
Schrock asked to meet the teen at the Stillwater Public Library.
Capt. Dickerson said, "He was going to pick her up and they were going to leave from there. So our officers were waiting there for him and took him into custody."
Schrock is now facing two felony counts,lewd or indecent proposals to a child and using a computer to violate Oklahoma statutes.
Capt. Dickerson said, "The most important part of this case was the daughter trusted the mother enough to tell her what was happening and then the mother had the sense and was alert enough to contact police."
Schrock is expected to appear in Payne County court Thursday.
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