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Susan Brock Accused Of Sexual Relations With Teen Boy
PHOENIX -- Prosecutors have filed additional charges against Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock's wife, who is accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenage boy.
Susan Marie Brock faces 11 new charges, including providing obscene materials to minors and public sexual indecency, according to court documents.
She was already facing two counts of molestation of a child and two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor.
Brock is accused of having a sexual relationship with the teen over the past three years, according to court documents.
The teen, who is currently 17, claimed he had engaged in a sexual relationship with Brock, 48, that began when he was 14, according to Joe Favazzo of the Chandler Police Department.
According to court documents, the teen told police he had sexual contact with Brock 20 to 30 times. No one revealed how the two knew each other or how they met.
The victim also told police that Brock helped facilitate sexual liaisons between him and his girlfriend, the documents show.
The teen told police Brock would pick both him and his girlfriend up and then transport them to her home so they could have intercourse. The teen said Brock even provided them condoms.
Text messages between Susan Brock and the 17-year-old were intercepted by family friends of the victim. The victim's parents went to police, Favazzo said.
The text messages referenced sexual acts and genitalia and led to the disclosure of the relationship, he said.
Fulton Brock has been a Maricopa County supervisor since 1996, according to the board's website
