Kiowa County Man Arrested Following Child Sexual Abuse Case

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OSBI Press Release

Lone Wolf, OK – On May 6, 2025, the Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to investigate alleged manufacturing of child sexual abuse material.

Earlier that day, deputies were notified by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services that child sexual abuse material had been discovered on a computer belonging to 38-year-old Bradley Lance Mason.

OSBI special agents, along with Kiowa County deputies, served a search warrant at Mason’s residence in Lone Wolf, Oklahoma. It was determined during the investigation that Mason manufactured child sexual abuse material.

Based on the information and evidence gathered by OSBI special agents, Mason was arrested and booked into the Kiowa County Jail on charges of Manufacturing of Child Pornography and Peeping Tom. The children inside the residence are currently safe in Department of Oklahoma Human Services custody.

This is still an ongoing investigation. The OSBI appreciates the Kiowa County Sheriff’s Office and Oklahoma Department of Human Services for their assistance with this case.


 
 

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