London police believe there may be additional victims and have announced charges in connection with an investigation that first began in 2017.
According to police, a woman reported in 2017 that she had been pushed into the sex trade “by a man who used both the name ‘Sean’ and ‘Kevin.'”
Police say she later severed her association with him.
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The human trafficking unit launched an investigation and on Tuesday, police announced that the investigation has resulted in eight counts against a London man, 31, including three counts of material benefit from sexual services and one count of procuring a person to provide sexual services for consideration.
Police ask anyone with information to contact them at 519-661-5670 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPPS (8477).
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