Overview
- A Tulsa judge ordered 15 years to be served in custody with 10 years suspended, and required sex-offender registration.
- Glaze pleaded guilty on September 15 to aggravated possession of child sexual abuse material.
- Police say a search of his smartphone uncovered about 700 images and videos depicting child sexual abuse.
- He was arrested in October 2024 after a warrant executed by Tulsa’s Sexual Predator/Digital Evidence Recovery Unit and was later released on a $50,000 bond.
- Local reporting indicates the case began after a mental-health counselor told police he confessed an addiction to child pornography.