BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah — Law enforcement is looking for an Arizona long-haul truck driver accused of trying to meet a 16-year-old for sex during a spring visit to the area.
In a motion filed Nov. 2, Box Elder County prosecutors asked the 1st District Court to issue a warrant for Tayor Lee Outlaw, 25, who lives in Arizona and works as an out-of-state trucker.
According to the filing, between April 6 and April 10, while Outlaw was in Box Elder County, he contacted an undercover officer, posing as a 16-year-old girl online. He allegedly asked to meet for sexual acts, urged the girl to run away and live with him in his truck, sent pornographic images of himself and requested nude photos in return.
Investigators identified Outlaw through his Facebook page and Arizona commercial driver’s license, the motion says. The only address the state has is his workplace. Because of his job, he rarely stays in one place more than a day or two, making it difficult to locate or serve him with a summons, prosecutors explained.
According to court records, Outlaw has been charged with enticing a minor and distributing material harmful to a minor, both misdemeanors and felonies.
Individuals arrested and charged in complaints are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in court.