According to multiple sources, Bowie was prosecuted for entering a hospital and installing malware on a computer without authorization. Prior to his arrest, he was listed as the CEO of both 7 Alkaloids LLC and Veritaco. According to a former employer, Bowie was let go "several years back because of ethics concerns".
The arresting party was the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). A warrant of arrest was issued and the bond set at $3,000. Bowie was charged with two countes of Violation of Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act (21 O.S. 1951-1981) and the date of offense was listed as 08/06/2024. On 03/02/2026 Bowie entered a plea of no contest to one case after originally pleading not guilty on 06/20/2025 and the state dropped one of the two charges. As of that date, sentencing was deferred for three years (03/01/2029).
