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   Frank M. Lombard, 42, of 24 Indigo Creek Trail in Durham.   
      
   DURHAM, N.C. — Agents from the FBI, SBI and Durham police officers   
   arrested a Duke University employee Wednesday, alleging that he   
   solicited an adult to have sex with his adopted 5-year-old child.   
      
   Lombard is associate director of the Center for Health Policy at   
   Duke. Duke Vice President for Public Affairs Michael Schoenfeld said   
   Lombard was placed on unpaid leave at the time of his arrest and   
   that the university was cooperating with the investigation.According   
   to the affidavit for his arrest, an undercover officer from the   
   Washington police identified Lombard through an Internet sting. The   
   affidavit contains graphic descriptions of sexual acts and outlines   
   the case against Lombard.The affidavit says the FBI was tipped off   
   to his activities by an unnamed informant who also faces charges in   
   a child sex case. The affidavit describes conversations in which the   
   informant told the FBI he had online video chat sessions using a   
   software program called ICUii with a user who identified himself as   
   “cooper2” or “cooperse.” A subpoena of account information from   
   ICUii connected Lombard to the “cooper2” user name, the affidavit   
   says.   
      
    The affidavit says the informant described “cooper2” as a white man   
   in his mid-40s, tall and of medium build, clean-shaven with brown   
   hair and wearing glasses. The informant told agents that he saw   
   “cooper2” perform sex acts on a young  child via these online chats   
   on multiple occasions. The affidavit said the informant’s   
   description of the man he met online corresponded with the   
   description of Frank Mccorkle Lombard.   
   ICUii also shared with the FBI a complaint filed in January 2007   
   against Frank Lombard from another user. That user alleged Lombard   
   said he “was into incest” and had adopted two African-American   
   children, the affidavit says.   
      
   On Monday, according to the affidavit, Det. Timothy Palchak of the   
   Washington Metropolitan Police Department, chatted online with a   
   person using the name “F.L.” Palchak said “F.L.” described specific   
   sex acts he had performed on a 5-year-old child and said that he   
   lived in Durham.   
      
   A search warrant filed for Lombard’s house further outlines the case   
   against him, and includes a transcript of the chat between Palchak   
   and “F.L.” In the chat transcript, “F.L.” is asked how he got access   
   to a child so young. “Adopted,” he replied, and said that the   
   process was “not so hard … esp (sic) for a black boy.”   
      
   In the chat, “F.L.” told Palchak that abusing the child was “easier   
   when he was too young to know what was happening and when he   
   couldn’t talk …He had a little too much Benadryl. Was knocked out.”   
      
   In a subsequent online chat, the warrant says, “F.L.” invited   
   Palchak, who he did not realize was a police detective, to fly to   
   Durham to have sexual contact with the child. He even suggested a   
   hotel.   
      
   Lombard faces a federal charge of attempting to induce someone to   
   cross state lines to engage in a sexual offense. He was being held   
   without bond at the Durham County jail Friday. A conviction would   
   carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.   
      
   Lombard has retained an attorney. He had an initial appearance in   
   federal court in Durham Friday. He will be taken to Washington, D.C.   
   to faces the charges. Multiple attempts to contact Lombard’s   
   attorney Friday afternoon were unsuccessful.   
      
   When officers arrived at Lombard’s home Wednesday, two children were   
   present, the FBI said. Both were taken into protective custody by   
   the North Carolina Department of Social Services.   
      
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