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Dallas – The previous pastor of a woman who accused him of sexual exploitation in the 1980s is due to the Prosecutor General’s Office of Oklahoma after charges of sexual exploitation.
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63, 63-year-old Robert Preston Morris, a child was charged with five counting or indecent actions.
The alleged abuse was the victim’s 12-year-old and Morris, Okla, Okla’s prosecutor, who traveled with his family. Abuse lasted four years.
“Children can not be endurance for those who have sexual predators,” he said. “This is more inferior because it was a pastor that exploits the alleged sinner. In this case, the victim waited for many years for justice.”
Morris-related telephone numbers either closed or the message was not returned immediately on Wednesday. It was not known whether he was a lawyer.
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The Gateway Church, Southlake’s Dallas City, was built in 2000 by Morris. In a statement on Wednesday, Morris said that members prosecutor and “all those affect this terrible situation.”
“We are aware of the actions taken by Oklahoma’s legal authorities and are grateful for the work of the justice system in abusing their actions,” he said.
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Morris resigned last year from the church, after allegations, Wartburg Watch came to light on the religious guard blog.
Now the child who is an adult said the victim Dallas Morning News Last year, he began to preach in 1981, when a travel preacher and Oklahoma’s family church. He said that Morris and his wife and his young son were approaching his family. When the abuse was starting, he said he was staying in 1982.
The Associated Press usually does not name people who say sexually harassed.
The church has more than one place in the area. According to the head of the lawyer, this is the largest in the United States.
Morris was known to be politically active. The church was held in the 2020 President Donald Trump in the Dallas camp in 2020 for discussion on competition relations and economics.
According to the Prosecutor General’s Office, Morris can face up to 20 years in prison for each of 5 charges. Was not in control by Wednesday.
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