OKLAHOMA CITY -- A former Oklahoma City police sergeant accused of sex crimes against some of his former foster sons fights to have some critical evidence thrown out of court.

Maurice Martinez is facing more than a dozen criminal counts ranging from sexual abuse of a child to possession of obscene materials involving a minor.

Early on in the investigation, officers seized Martinez's iPhone. 

Thursday the defense fought to have that phone thrown out as evidence.

In the end, the judge ruled the phone and the pictures found on it can be presented during trial.

"Obviously we're somewhat disappointed the judge did not throw out all the evidence," Martinez's attorney David Slane said.

The reason the iPhone is important, prosecutors claim they found numerous pornographic pictures of potentially underage boys.

OKLAHOMA CITY -- Police are on the lookout for a man who raped a young mother early Wednesday morning in southwest Oklahoma City. The victim says her 2-year-old son was only a few feet away while the attack happened.

This crime began with a knock at the door in the 600 block of S.W. 30^th St.

The victim and her son had been watching a movie.

Now, experts hope the mother seeks professional help because it could help her son.

"Fortunately, she did not sustain any major injuries in this assault," Sgt Jennifer Wardlow says.

However, the 20-year-old victim in this case did say she was choked prior to being raped.

The attack began as soon as she opened her front door, around 1:15 a.m. Wednesday.

"The suspect actually shoved his way, forced himself into the home," Wardlow says.

According to a police report, the 250-pound suspect said, "Let me see what you got."