TULSA, Ok. - AM 740 and FM 102.3 News/Talk KRMG's Steve Berg reports it's not a new warning, but it bears repeating. The internet can still be a dangerous place for kids. The first example in Sapulpa, where a 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping a 15-year-old girl he met on MySpace. Sapulpa Police Lt. John Davis says she met Clayton Sanders at a park, got in Sanders car, and the two drove to Kellyville, where they say he assaulted her. Davis says, "It has a devastating effect on the victims." Meanwhile, in a Missouri courtroom, 29-year-old Robert Graef of Tulsa pleaded guilty for trying to meet an underage girl over the internet. Turns out it was an undercover sheriff's deputy. They say Graef arranged a meeting at a Missouri cemetery crypt, where they arrested him and found a loaded .40-caliber pistol in his car.