WANTED: Woodstock man charged with human trafficking
According to police say a Woodstock man and teenage girl started a relationship in October 2023, and in November, the man suggested she become a sex worker and started advertising for her services online.
While at a hotel on Exeter Road in London, police said the man and the female became involved in an argument about the victim no longer wanting to work as a sex worker when the man assaulted the woman.
Police were contacted in April 2025 about the incident, and it was assigned to the London police Human Trafficking Unit.
A warrant has been issued for 42-year-old Cory Robert Fowler who is charged by way of warrant for multiple offences.
Trafficking of a person under the age of 18 years
Financial/material benefit/trafficking person under 18
Material benefit from sexual services provided by person under 18 years
Procuring/person under 18
Advertising another person's sexual services
Assault
Fowler is described as a white man, about 5'11', 157 lbs, with short brown hair, brown facial hair and brown eyes.
If seen, members of the public are reminded to not approach him, and to call 911.
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