TULSA, Okla. — Eight days after former detention officer Dquan Doyle being placed on administrative leave for a sexual battery investigation against minors at the Family Center for Juvenile Justice (the Tulsa County Detention Center), he got a job for Broken Arrow Public Schools as a paraprofessional (a teacher’s aide).
The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office turned in their investigation of Doyle in September 2023, but he worked at the Freshman Academy for most of the school year because charges weren't filed until June 2024.
That's when 2 News learned about Doyle:
The DA’s office told 2 News they needed more information before filing the charges.
Now, Broken Arrow police said there’s an active investigation on Doyle regarding a sexual-related incident involving a student at the school. A spokesperson said they are still gathering evidence because they were not notified about the incident until months after it allegedly happened.
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A Broken Arrow Public Schools spokesperson said he passed a background check and did not list the detention facility as a previous employer.
For the incident during his time at the FCJJ, Doyle is charged with sexual battery, indecent exposure, causing/aiding/abetting a minor in a drug crime, and possession of contraband in jail.
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