Ex-Amarillo Dusters GM, Jordan Lott Arrested on Child Sexual Assault Charges After Months-Long Disappearance

Jordan Lott's legal proceedings are ongoing.

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After months of speculation surrounding his sudden disappearance, former police officer and Amarillo Dusters GM Jordan Lott is now making headlines for his arrest on serious charges.

Jordan Lott, a prominent figure in the arena football world and former General Manager of the Amarillo Dusters, has been arrested and is currently held at the North Tower Jail in Dallas, Texas.

Lott, who also goes by the alias Joe Low, was booked on November 4, 2024, at 7:08 a.m. and now faces two serious charges: sexual assault of a child and sexual performance on a child (produce/direct/promote), with each charge carrying a bond of $100,000, according to reports.

Likewise, his sudden and unexplained disappearance in recent months had sparked concern and speculation among friends, family, and fans alike, but the release of public records revealing Jordan Lott’s arrest has now revealed the shocking truth behind his absence.

While many believe that Jordan Lott deserves to be arrested for his inhuman behaviour and should not be released, some believe that he is innocent and can’t do such things.

Before His Arrest, Jordan Lott Held Multiple Roles Across Law Enforcement and Arena Football

The former Amarillo Dusters GM, Jordan Lott, had worn many hats over the years, including serving as a police officer in Freeport, Texas, acting as a scouting associate for Wolf 10 Scouting, designing websites, and playing a visible role in the arena football community.

Most recently, he was involved in efforts to bring the Amarillo Dusters into the National Arena League.

Jordan began his career as the gymnastics coach at ASI Gymnastics in 2017, serving in that position for a year before joining Uplift Education as a teacher in 2021.

He further served as a paraprofessional for Dakota CUSD 201 School District in Dakota, Illinois, United States, for almost a year, and as a sales executive for Rockford Rivets in Rockford, Illinois.

Jordan’s LinkedIn profile indicates that he served as the vice president of marketing for North Texas Bulls LLC from 2019 until his recent arrest, and as a police officer for the City of Freeport since 2024.

He completed his sixteen-week-long Sauk Valley Community College Police Academy in August 2024.

In Case You Didn’t Know

  • Jordan Lott earned his major education degree from Washington & Jefferson College in 2022 and his associate’s degree in business from the Campus in 2024.
  • He was born on December 24, 1999, in Dallas, Texas, and is a former professional athlete.
  • Jordan Lott played boys’ varsity football at David W. Carter High School in Dallas, Texas.

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