Police arrested a man Thursday in Oklahoma City after witnesses said he told families he wanted to rape their children, according to a police report released today.
A man arrested Oklahoma City police told families in a grocery store parking lot he wanted to rape their children, according to a police report released today.
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Andre Lashun Holloway, 33, remains at the Oklahoma County jail today without bail, jail records show. He was booked Thursday on a complaint of lewd or indecent proposals to minors and two outstanding warrants but has not been formally charged in the incident.
Officers were called to the Buy For Less at Northwest Expressway and Council Road about 7:35 p.m. Thursday when witnesses reported Holloway was in the parking lot approaching families, the report states. One witness said Holloway looked at her and said, "You're going to be in trouble when I rape your daughter," and that another man saw what was happening and told her Holloway made similar comments to him and his daughter.
Police arrested Holloway and took him to jail, and one of the arresting officers returned to the jail about 30 minutes later, according to the report. The female officer heard Holloway talking about the incident and making lewd comments about her and a woman waiting to be booked into the jail.
Holloway had to be separated from other inmates who became angry when he wouldn't stop talking, the report states.
Holloway has previous convictions for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and unauthorized use of a vehicle, court records show. He served about seven months in prison last year on one of the convictions.
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