An Arkansas police officer was one of three suspects arrested during a recent child sex trafficking sting in Texas.

Texarkana police officer Telvin Wilson, 31, was charged with online solicitation of a minor. Wilson had worked for the Texarkana Arkansas Police Department since 2016.

Texarkana refers to two different cities next to each other on the border of Texas and Arkansas. The sting was conducted by the Texas police department.

The Texarkana Texas Police Department detailed the operation in a Facebook post, explaining that officers originally posted a fake ad on a prostitution site. Authorities posed as an underage girl when they were contacted by the suspects.

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"Even though the 'girl' told each of them that she talked to that she was underage, each of the three men still wanted to come meet up with her and offered to pay her for sex," the Texarkana Texas Police Department wrote on Facebook. "When the guys showed up and knocked, they were shocked when several police officers answered the door instead of the young girl they were expecting."

The Texarkana Arkansas Police Department told Fox News Digital that Wilson was terminated immediately after they learned about the arrest. In an old Facebook post, Wilson wrote that he became a police officer to make a difference in his community.

"I have always wanted to be that officer that is able to communicate with the public and be comfortable while doing so," a department Facebook post from February read. "I like that I stand in the gap and be the one that our young people can come and talk to."

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The other two suspects were Adarius Wills, 33, and James Willis, 37. Wills was charged with online solicitation of a minor and delivery of marijuana, while Willis was charged with online solicitation of a minor, delivery of a controlled substance, resisting arrest and evading arrest.

Willis was also arrested for abandoning/endangering a child with intent to return and possession of a controlled substance. His bond has not been set – Wills and Wilson's bonds are $85,000 and $100,000, respectively.

"Thank you to the investigators with the Bowie County Sheriff's Office, FBI, and Texas Department of Public Safety for their invaluable help with this operation," the police's press release added.

A train derailed near the capital of Pakistan Sunday, killing more than 30 people, including women and children, and injuring nearly 100 others. 

The train derailed while bound for Rawalpindi, about 40 minutes from Islamabad in Northern Pakistan. 

Local television showed rescue teams extracting women, children and elderly passengers from damaged and overturned cars. Some of the injured were lying on the ground crying for help while locals gave out water and food. 

Expressing grief over the loss of life, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif prayed during a political gathering in Punjab for the souls of the departed and for the quick recovery of those injured.

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"We all pray, may Allah grant a place in heaven to those who passed away and I wish quick recovery for the injured," he said.

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Senior railway officer Mahmoodur Lakho, who is in charge of railways in the accident area, said rescue crews took injured passengers to the nearby People's Hospital in Nawabshah. The most seriously injured passengers were transported to distant hospitals in military helicopters for better treatment.

Mohsin Sayal, another senior railway officer, said train traffic was suspended on the main railway line as repair trains were dispatched to the scene. Alternative travel arrangements and medical care would be made available for the train's passengers, he said. 

All trains in both directions were held at the nearest stations till the tracks could be cleared, while all departures were delayed.

Minister for Railways Khawaja Saad Rafique said an investigation into the cause of the crash was underway. He raised the possibility of a mechanical fault or the result of sabotage. 

The Associated Press contributed to this report.