May 25, 2013

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Broken Bow man accused of multiple sex crimes free from behind bars once again

BROKEN BOW, OK -- A Broken Bow man accused of 18 felony counts, including sex crimes against children, was arrested this week but is already back on the streets.

Officials from the Broken Bow Jail tell us 30-year-old Thomas Bradley Porton was arrested Tuesday for Obtaining Controlled Substances by Fraud and then bonded out Thursday.

Last month Porton turned himself into police, wanted for sex crimes against children, but bonded out.

At least six victims have come forward with allegations against Porton and police say there may be more.

Porton is set to appear in court for a Preliminary Hearing on June the 5th.


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