A Commerce City man has been arrested after deputies said he attempted to buy sexual services from a child, according to a Wednesday Larimer County Sheriff’s Office release.
Daniel Goodfield, 36, was arrested on three felony charges — patronizing a prostituted child, soliciting for child prostitution and soliciting or attempting a cybercrime — following a Larimer County Sheriff’s Office child predator operation last week. According to the release, investigators posed as underage sex workers online and Goodfield allegedly attempted to solicit service. When he arrived at an agreed upon meeting location, he was confronted by law enforcement.
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Goodfield was booked into the Larimer County Jail and issued a $20,000 cash bond by the Larimer County Court.
“Protecting children is our highest priority in public safety,” Larimer County Sheriff John Feyen said. “Abusing or exploiting innocent victims is never acceptable. LCSO will always stand between children and those who want to harm them.”
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