A suspect was located by information contained in pictures developed at a drug store.

                   Five Tulsans were charged Friday with rape and child pornography in a case that developed after police
                   were notified that film containing sexually explicit photographs had been dropped off at a drugstore.
                   The recovery of the pictures prompted police to issue a public alert in July about the safety of a
                   then-unidentified female who investigators said was photographed while apparently being sexually
                   assaulted by several males.

                   Investigators learned the identity of the girl from a family member, Det. Charles Haywood said.

                   Counts of rape by instrumentation and manufacturing child pornography were filed against Tremaine
                   Eugene Crawford, 21; Frederick Anthony Wilson, 19; Dominique Latrell Smith, 17; Corey Edward
                   Thompson, 19; and William C. Noles Jr., 20.

                   The five are charged with using a bottle and a bathroom plunger to rape a girl -- reportedly 16 or 17 years
                   old -- in April.   They are also accused of manufacturing images of a minor engaged in sexual acts at
                   Thompson's residence.

                   Arrest warrants for all five defendants were issued Friday. The charges allege that they acted in concert
                   with each other and with one "unknown other person."

                   The girl -- who is identified by name in court records -- reportedly has been interviewed by police.

                   Police reported a month ago that Crawford had the photos developed at the Walgreen's drug store at
                   11332 E. 31st St.  Photographs showed four males holding down a female who appeared to be fighting
                   back during a "possible rape by instrumentation," a police document said.

                   Other pictures showed a vehicle with a license tag -- plus street intersection signs and a house address
                   number -- that led investigators to Crawford, said an affidavit by Detective Marnie Waller.

                   Crawford was identifiable in the pictures, Waller's affidavit said.