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Oklahoma City firefighter detained and suspended following indecent exposure probe

A firefighter from the Oklahoma City Fire Department has been taken into custody as part of an ongoing police investigation, authorities have confirmed.

Battalion Chief Scott Douglas stated that Zach Brown has been arrested and is facing charges of two counts of Lewd or Indecent Proposal.

The Edmond Police previously reached out to the public for assistance in identifying a man involved in an indecent exposure incident on a school bus. The suspect was reported to be driving a black Nissan Titan truck, and the authorities even provided a photo of the individual.

According to Douglas, Brown has been put on administrative leave while the police investigation is ongoing.

“As per department policy, the OKCFD cannot offer additional details or comments until the investigation is complete.   The department is committed to upholding the highest standards of conduct and will take appropriate actions based on the findings of the investigation. It is always a top priority for the Oklahoma City Fire Department to ensure the safety and well-being of our community and staff.  We appreciate the public’s understanding and patience as we work through this matter. Further information will be released as it becomes available.” Scott Douglas, OKC Fire Dept. Battalion Chief/Public Information Officer

The OKC Firefighters Union has issued the following statement:

“The OKC Firefighters Association is aware of the arrest and possible charges in connection to Firefighter Zach Brown. While we wholeheartedly condemn any actions in relation to these actions, we will respect the legal process and its proceedings. The Oklahoma City Fire Department will place Mr. Brown on administrative leave as per policy.  We wish to offer our condolences to those affected and hope for a speedy resolution to this issue. “ Cameron Weems
President, OKC Firefighters Association

Zachary Brown has been detained at the Oklahoma County Detention Center.

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