Post 0146
Brock E Smith, Florida inmate G40336, born 1987, incarceration intake January 2020 at age 32, scheduled for release January 2028
Adult Sexual Intercourse with a 16-17 year old
In January 2020, Brock Smith had been already sentenced to eight years in state prison after he was found guilty of sending lewd images through social media to a minor, according to court records.
Smith stood again in front of a Judge to accept a plea deal for a charge he was facing for having sex with a minor. Smith was also sentenced to two years of sex offender probation, which will run consecutively with his previous 10-year probation sentencing. Smith will serve a total of 12 years in prison for both cases against him, according to court documents.
Smith was hired by Collier County Public Schools in 2011 and worked at Naples High School for six years before his Aug. 14, 2017 arrest. He also served as a football coach for the varsity football team, according to court documents.
He was arrested after an interview with investigators from the Collier County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Department of Children and Families.
Smith told the investigators that he sent “nude images of himself” to a girl, who was 17 at the time, according to an arrest report.
Smith also told investigators that he had sexual intercourse with the girl in a bathroom, the arrest report states.
In May 2019, Smith pleaded no contest to felony charges of transmitting harmful material to a minor and using a computer service to seduce, solicit, lure or entice a child for pornography.
Last year, Smith’s defense attorney Shawn Nagle argued in a hearing that an interview with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office should have been suppressed because Smith was not read his Miranda rights prior to the interview.
Smith was interviewed by investigators at Naples High School during the summer when classes were not in session, according to court documents.
However, the Judge denied the motion to suppress evidence at a hearing and stated that “Merely being confronted with evidence of criminal activity did not turn this interview into a custodial interrogation requiring Miranda warnings.”
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