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Man accused of trafficking young girl he met through social media; police believe there are more victims

Marc Stephen Jamison was arrested in New Braunfels on Friday after arriving to town, thinking he was meeting with the girl.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas — A 58-year-old man from Spring Branch has been arrested and accused of trafficking a young girl he met through social media.

The warrant for the suspect, identified as Marc Stephen Jamison in a New Braunfels Police Department news release, was issued Friday. Jamison is accused of taking the young girl to an undisclosed location and paying her to perform sexual acts with him over the course of several months. 

Authorities said they had been meeting up since May. Authorities are now looking for other potential victims.

Jamison was arrested in New Braunfels on Friday after arriving to town, thinking he was meeting with the girl. He was booked into Comal County Jail and his bond set at $100,000. 

Police said Jamison has since been released after posting bond. 

Credit: NBPD

"The investigation into this case is ongoing, and Jamison potentially faces numerous additional charges," NBPD's release stated. 

If you have any information, you are encouraged to call New Braunfels Police Detective Richard Groff at 830-221-4167.

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