OSBI Arrest Tulsa Man For Child Porn, Soliciting Underage Girls Online

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation arrested a Tulsa man accused of soliciting underage girls online.

Bryan Lancaster, 45, was arrested on probable cause on two counts of soliciting sexual communication or conduct with a minor by use of technology, two counts of indecent exposure, one count of possession of child pornography, and one count of violation of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act.

OSBI agents and Tulsa Police Department officers served a search warrant on Lancaster at his home in the 2000 block of North Atlanta Court in north Tulsa, where he was said to be staying with a friend.

OSBI said an undercover agent with the Internet Crimes Against Children unit posed as a woman, who Lancaster had contacted through a dating web site.

The woman told the Allen Police Department she was concerned Lancaster was trying to build relationships with women who had young daughters.

The Allen Police Department contacted OSBI in mid-June.

OSBI said the undercover agent assumed the identities of both a woman and an underage girl, and Lancaster solicited the girl and exposed himself via computer images on two occasions.

Lancaster was booked into the Tulsa County jail.