NORTH MIAMI, Fla. - A second arrest has been made in connection with an armed home invasion robbery that police say targeted a paralyzed man at a North Miami apartment earlier this year . North Miami police identified the second suspect in an arrest report obtained by Local 10 as 32-year-old Brandon Marquez Flint, who investigators said goes by the nickname Twin Twin. They said Flint, of Miami-Dade's Gladeview neighborhood, was arrested Tuesday in connection with the July 9 robbery. According to the report, the robbery happened around 3:30 a.m. at an apartment in the 800 block of Northeast 121st Street. The victim, who is paralyzed from the waist down and requires a motorized scooter for mobility, was inside the home with another person when the robbery occurred, the report states. As the second victim was leaving the apartment, an armed man, who police identified as Jamarcus Malcolm Brooks, 27, of West Park, rushed through the open front door, pointed a black handgun at the victim and stated, Give me the money and the weed or I shoot you and that white b----, according to the report. The second victim then fled the apartment and called police from a nearby location, the report states Police said Brooks then forcibly removed the victim from his motorized scooter, tied his hands behind his back with a white USB charging cable and dragged him into a bedroom, where he ransacked the room, the report states. They said Brooks stole a black bank bag containing approximately $2,000 before fleeing through the rear door as officers arrived in the area. Police said their investigation eventually led them to Brooks who was arrested in July and accused of helping plan the robbery. According to Brooks' arrest report, he admitted to being involved in a plan to set up the victim to be robbed. Brooks told investigators the victim was known to have large amounts of money and marijuana and that those involved in the plan knew he was paralyzed from the waist down, the report states. Brooks also told investigators the victim would have been an easy lick, a term he described as mean #local10 #crimewatchmiami