A 24-year-old Oklahoma man is facing multiple felony complaints after Enid police say detectives traced child sexual abuse material shared online back to his Facebook account. Aiseia George was arrested following the investigation, and authorities say the case began with a tip flagging the account for sharing possible abuse material.
The Enid Police Department announced the arrest on Monday, according to KOKH, saying George was taken into custody on complaints related to possessing and sharing child sexual abuse materials online. Investigators told the station that the case started when the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children sent a tip to an Enid detective about a Facebook account suspected of sharing the material.
From there, the station's report notes, Enid detectives obtained search warrants tied to the Facebook account and ultimately determined that George was the owner. That work led to George facing complaints of child sex exploitation, possession and distribution of child sexual abuse materials, and a violation of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act, per the same account.
How a Tip Becomes a Local Arrest
Cases like this one typically begin long before a local detective ever opens a file. Meta reported its 2025 total of child sexual exploitation cases to NCMEC's CyberTipline, and the partnership has run since 2006, according to Meta to Grassley and NCMEC. Those automated reports feed into a tipline that processed 21.3 million reports nationwide in 2025 alone, with more than 53,000 escalated to law enforcement as urgent or imminent danger cases, according to MissingKids.org.
In Oklahoma, the OSBI hosts and leads the statewide Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, per state records. In George's case, a national tip about a Facebook account reached Enid detectives.
What George Could Face in Court
George faces a complaint involving possession of child sexual abuse material. The separate Computer Crimes Act complaint falls under § 1955, which carries felony penalties of up to 10 years in prison and a fine of $5,000 to $100,000, per Public Intelligence.
George faces felony complaints in the case, including one involving child sexual abuse material.
Another Enid Case
Another child-abuse case surfaced in Enid this year. In April, Enid police detectives arrested a 24-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman on felony complaints of enabling child sexual abuse following detective interviews.
