Procurer (noun)

1. A person who obtains or procures something, especially something requested or desired by someone else.
2. A person who obtains or supplies sexual services for another person.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from old french procurour, from latin procurat- "taken care of, managed", from the verb procurare, from pro- "for" + curare "take care of".

Examples:

1. The young man was a procurer of drugs for the local gang.
2. His reputation as a procurer of high-end escorts was well known among the wealthy elite.
3. As the procurer for the royal household, he was responsible for the provision of all household supplies.
4. The procurer promised to deliver the requested items within a week.
5. The film follows the journey of a young woman who escapes from the clutches of a powerful procurer.