Bartian arraigned in child-porn case

(Tulsa-AP) -- A Bartlesville man has been charged with four federal counts of knowingly possessing child pornography at his former workplace.

William Bailey worked as a service center engineer at Reda Production Systems when a company computer-systems audit turned up a large file allegedly stored on Bailey's directory.

An F-B-I affidavit says the file contained numerous pornographic pictures. Bailey was reportedly confronted by Reda personnel and left the premises.

A subsequent search of Bailey's work area allegedly revealed 145 diskettes containing pornography, including purported child pornography.

One Reda executive reportedly told the FBI that some of the children could have been as young as 3 years old.