IT worker groomed 'child' for sex: court AN IT worker employed by Queensland's Department of Education allegedly groomed for sex a police officer posing online as a young girl. Arthur Borg, 50, faced the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday charged with using a carriage service to groom a person under 16 years and three counts of using the internet to procure children under 16 years. Police are alleging Borg used Facebook and other online networking sites to seduce what he believed was a 14-year-old girl. He allegedly spoke to her online on a number of occasions between February 6 and 20. He also allegedly spoke to another officer posing as the mother of the "girl." Police say he was caught after he arranged to meet the "girl" at a train station in Brisbane's north on Wednesday afternoon. Borg applied for bail, which was not opposed by the crown. He was released on the condition he not use the internet for any purpose other than work or internet banking. He must live at Zillmere and report to police twice a week. The matter will be mentioned again in April.