Brampton Man Convicted of Human Trafficking; Police Seek More Victims

Peel Regional Police are asking possible victims to come forward after a Brampton man was convicted in a human trafficking investigation. In an appeal issued Nov. 6, 2026, police said investigators continue to look into human trafficking offences.

Tynniel Tomlinson-Brown, 39, of Brampton, pleaded guilty in October 2026 to several offences committed between April and May 2024, according to police. They included human trafficking, procuring and receiving a material benefit from human trafficking.

Following his guilty plea, Tomlinson-Brown was sentenced to a term of incarceration in a federal correctional institution, police said.

Police appeal for information

Police said multiple victims were identified during the investigation. Investigators with the Vice and Human Trafficking Unit believe there may be other victims who have not yet come forward.

The unit is asking anyone who may have been victimized, as well as anyone with information, to contact investigators at 905-453-2121, ext. 3555.

Police said the investigation into human trafficking offences is continuing. Their appeal follows the conviction of Tomlinson-Brown and the identification of multiple victims during the investigation.