New Charges Filed Against Former Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center Employee

A man accused of sexually assaulting children at the Tulsa County Juvenile Justice Center where he also worked is facing another charge.

An affidavit says Jonathan Hines offered to give a 15-year-old resident contraband like food and vape pens in exchange for sexual favors.

It says Hines also contacted the teen about having sex after they were released from custody.

Hines is charged in several cases accusing him of sexual abuse when he worked at the juvenile justice center

Previous Coverage:

1. Former Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center Employee Arrested, Accused Of Having Sex With Teenaged Resident
2. Federal Lawsuit Against Tulsa County Juvenile Justice Center Expands; Adds 10 More Victims
3. Former Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Officer Faces New Charges For Relationship With Minors
4. Law Enforcement Agencies Serve Warrant On Juvenile Justice Center
5. Former Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Center Employee Faces New Charges