We're not sure which is more gag-worthy -- competing with your own mother for (among other things) a dude's heart or going down on a 13-year-old boy. Rachel Brock, the 21-year-old daughter of Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock, is alleged to be guilty of both.

As we reported earlier, Rachel Brock is accused of having a sexual relationship with the then-13-year-old boy. That boy, it just so happens, is the same boy Brock's mother, Susan Brock, is accused of molesting from the time he was 14 until he was 17.

Like her mother, it appears the younger Brock has an affinity for road head.

According to court documents obtained by New Times, the first time Rachel Brock had sexual contact with the boy was in July 2007, when he was 13 and she was 18.

Brock and the boy were together on a trip to California when she allegedly touched his penis.

About a month later, while parked in her car in front of her parents' home, Brock performed oral sex on the victim.

In another instance, Brock and the victim were watching a movie at Supervisor Brock's home when Rachel started rubbing the victim's back. The back rub escalated into another blow job, court records show.

In yet another case, Brock and the victim went to a property in Chandler owned by the Brock family and, you guessed it, she blew him again, according to the court docs.

Brock seems to be trying to break into the adult-film business, too.

A friend of the victim's told police he's seen video of Brock masturbating that she sent to the minor victim, as well as several nude photos -- also sent by Brock to the victim.

While at football camp when the two were in eighth grade, the victim told his friend about what he'd been doing with Brock and showed him the video of her masturbating. The friend told police who interviewed the victim, who corroborated the friend's story.

Chandler police Sergeant Joe Favazzo tells New Times the victim's family and the Brocks seemed to be friends. It appears that they met at church, although, as we also reported this morning, at one point the parents of the victim forbade their son from having contacting Susan Brock.

Obviously, this is a bad day for Supervisor Brock -- particularly because he's apparently guilty of nothing other than being (as many readers have pointed out) obnoxiously religious. His PR flack, Jason Rose, sent us the following statement from the supervisor regarding his wife's -- and now his daughter's arrests:

Shocked and devastated are not words sufficient to describe the news this day or what has transpired over the past two months. In October, my wife of 28 years was arrested and charged with having an inappropriate relationship with a minor. Now, my daughter has been arrested, pending charges. She is being accused of having a relationship with the same young man when she was 18.

I have filed to divorce my wife. I cannot divorce my daughter. She is my blood. I will always be her Dad. And she needs one now more than ever. All families are challenged. But no family should ever be challenged this way whether it be ours, or that of the victim and his family. Justice demands answers and cooperation. Nothing can ever make this situation right other than raising awareness so other families can avoid such sorrow. As a person of faith I ask for your continued prayers.



Rachel Brock's been charged with three counts of sexual conduct with minor and one count of transmitting obscene material to a minor. She is being held without bond. Because of her father's relationship with the Maricopa County Superior Court (namely, his control over the court's budget) the case has been turned over to the Pinal County Attorney's Office.

Click here to see Rachel Brock's initial court appearance.