Katy child sex trafficking suspect Brandon Andrews pleads guilty

Suspect pleads guilty in Katy child trafficking case

Brandon Andrews pled guilty to child sex trafficking and promotion of child sexual material charges. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - One of the men involved in child sex trafficking allegations in Katy has pleaded guilty in a Harris County court and has been sentenced.

Guilty plea in child sex trafficking

Brandon Andrews

Brandon Andrews, 33, pled guilty to child sex trafficking and promotion of child sexual material charges. He was sentenced to 12 years concurrently.

The backstory:

Andrews was also out on bond for another human trafficking charge when he was arrested for the trafficking charges.

Andrews was arrested alongside 40-year-old Pedro P. Gonzalez, who is to appear in court on May 29.

Court records say that the two trafficked two teenage girls: a 16-and 17-year-old.

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According to documents, the men posted profiles with photos of the girls on an adult escort site, advertising a "two girl special."

It also claims Gonzales admitted to investigators that he had sex with the 16-year-old victim and that Andrews contacted one of the victims initially over Instagram. 

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