Barrie police say they are on the look out for more potential victims of a man accused of human trafficking. According to police, the investigation began in June when authorities learned of a man who was recruiting women to provide sexual services for an escort service. Police say the services were run out of his residence. According to police, an advertisement later found online connected the accused to the sexual services being offered. On Aug. 12, police say a search warrant was executed at an address in Springwater Township. On Sunday, 50-year-old Michael Brocklebank was arrested in Mississauga. Police have charged Brocklebank with trafficking persons, material benefit from trafficking in persons and material benefit from sexual services. He is also facing charges of procuring - exercising control, direction or influence, advertising sexual services, assault and failure to comply with a probation order. Police say he is being named and his photo is being shared because they believe more victims may be out there. Anyone who may have been victimized or has information that could assist with the investigation is asked to reach out to Barrie Police.
