Busted: Church member caught for computer theft after asking tech support to remove porn filter (PICTURED)

A man who attended
services at Owasso First
Assembly of God in
Oklahoma allegedly stole
one of the church's
computers, and he might
have gotten away with it if
he hadn't called technical
support for assistance in
removing the pornography
filter.
KMRG reported that Troy
Ridling confessed and was
arrested on Tuesday for
stealing a computer from
the Oklahoma church,
where he had been a
member of the
congregation.
The church had reported the
theft over two weeks earlier,
and police suspected an
inside job because there
were no signs of a break in.
The first big lead in the case
came when Covenant Eyes,
which provides tracking
software to the church,
called an employee to let
them know that someone
had been trying to access
porn on the stolen
computer. And Ridling had
even called Covenant Eyes
asking them to remove the
filtering software so he
could freely access
pornographic websites,
police said.
After his arrest, Ridling
denied stealing the
computer before eventually
confessing to police.
Ridling was charged with
burglary 2nd degree and
possession of stolen
property. He was released
from the Tulsa County Jail
on Wednesday after
providing a $6,500 bond.

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