Former Oklahoma City Teacher Arrested Again for Child Pornography

Brockton Lundy, previously accused of sexual misconduct with a student, now faces new charges.

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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Brockton Lundy, a former high school teacher in Oklahoma City, has been arrested again - this time for possession of child pornography. Lundy was previously arrested for having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student, and the new charges stem from explicit photos the student allegedly sent to Lundy's phone.

Why it matters

This case highlights ongoing concerns about teacher misconduct and the need for stronger safeguards to protect students from sexual abuse. It also raises questions about the prevalence of child pornography and the challenges law enforcement faces in combating it.

The details

According to the new affidavit, U.S. Marshals discovered multiple explicit photos of the 17-year-old student on Lundy's phone, leading to the new charges of possession of child pornography. Lundy was already facing previous charges of rape and facilitating sexual conduct with a minor related to the alleged sexual relationship with the student.

  • On February 19, 2026, Brockton Lundy was arrested by U.S. Marshals at his home in Arcadia, Oklahoma.
  • Just days prior, Lundy was caught having sex with his teenage student in his car.

The players

Brockton Lundy

A former high school AP English teacher at Douglass High School in Oklahoma City who has been arrested multiple times for alleged sexual misconduct with a student.

Douglass High School

The Oklahoma City high school where Lundy previously taught.

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What’s next

Lundy's bond has been set at $300,000, and he will face a judge to determine if he will be allowed out on bail.

The takeaway

This disturbing case underscores the critical importance of thorough background checks, ongoing monitoring, and strict policies to prevent teachers from exploiting their positions of trust and authority over students.