10/19/2015 – OKC, OK — A former Minco reserve police officer has been found guilty of sex crimes perpetrated against women working as prostitutes online.
JohnTV was the first to break the story of the arrest and subsequent criminal charges against then 26-year-old Brett William Johnson back in August of last year. You can read more details about Johnson in JohnTV’s follow-up articles posted in Sept. and Dec. of last year.
According to court records (see actual affidavits below), while working night security jobs at Oklahoma City apartment complexes, Johnson would reply to ads for prostitution posted to Backpage.com. Johnson would request a female to come to his location. When the female arrived, Johnson would use his position as a security officer to detain the women and then sexually assault them. The assaults reportedly occurred at the Oakleaf Apartments on NW 19th St. and the Cottages at Hefner Road apartments.
Johnson was ultimately charged in Oklahoma County with three counts of sexual battery, one count of rape in the second degree, two counts of kidnapping, one count of forcible oral sodomy and one count of pointing a firearm at another.
On Oct. 16, a jury composed of five women and seven men found Johnson guilty of six of the eight counts (not guilty on rape in the 2nd degree and one count of sexual battery).
The jury recommend a total sentence of 53-years (if served consecutively), though Johnson could be sentenced to as little as 20-years if ordered to serve his sentence concurrently.
Johnson is next scheduled to appear before a judge on November 30.
JohnTV will continue to follow this case.
Below are the actual probable cause affidavits. Click for larger image…
