The police report indicates that Brook targeted 34 young children, using sweets and money to lure them into a situation where they were photographed naked. He has been charged with multiple offenses, including rape, indecent assault, and child exploitation. Already, authorities have confiscated his camera, which contained some of the illicit images. Following his arrest, Brook appeared in a local magistrate court and was denied bail, pending further investigations requested by state prosecutors. The Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism condemned his actions, emphasizing the need for respect towards the cultural heritage of local communities, especially concerning the welfare of their children.

The case is garnering significant attention as Namibia is known for its tourism, attracting visitors with its unique landscapes and rich cultural heritage. This incident has reignited discussions about the responsibilities of tourists, particularly regarding the treatment of indigenous populations.