A suspect arrested last month in connection with an armed home invasion in North Miami in which a paralyzed man was tied up is now facing human trafficking charges, records showed. Brandon Marquez Flint, 33, was charged Wednesday with human trafficking, deriving support from the proceeds of prostitution, sexual battery and other charges, an arrest report said. Watch NBC6 free wherever you are WATCH HERE WATCH HERE Flint had been arrested last month in the July 9 armed home invasion in which the victim, who is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a motorized scooter, was pushed out of his scooter, had his hands tied behind his back with a USB charging cable and was dragged into a bedroom, a report said. A bank bag containing $2,000 was taken during the home invasion, police said. During the home invasion, a woman who was present had fled on foot and called police from nearby. As police continued to investigate, they were told by the woman who'd fled the home that she had gone to the victim's home to have sex with him and that the meeting was arranged by a man she knew as Brandon, the report said. The number the woman had for Brandon matched a phone number that had texted with a second suspect, Jamarcus Malcolm Brooks, shortly before the home invasion, the report said. One message read Let me know when she coming out? while another said Make sure she don't forget 6ft long dreads mouth full of golds, the report said. Authorities were able to link the number with Flint, the report said. The woman told investigators she had been a victim of human trafficking since she was 16 when she met Flint and Flint's girlfriend, Marianne Rocio Davila Luna, after running away from home, the report said. She said Flint and Davila Luna had forced her to have sex with multiple men in exchange for money that they kept, the report said. The victim said Flint groomed her and at one point raped her along with two other males, the report said. She said after the home invasion she was in fear of Davila Luna, who told her to stop communicating or cooperating with the police to help get Flint relea #nbcmiami #crimewatchmiami