Actor Timothy Busfield "presented himself" to authorities, a representative for Busfield confirmed Tuesday, after two children accused him of sex abuse in New Mexico.

Earlier Tuesday, the U.S. Marshals Service confirmed it had joined the Albuquerque Police Department in its search for the actor. Authorities had been unable to locate Busfield since an arrest warrant was issued last week.

The warrant was issued after the children reported that Busfield allegedly touched them inappropriately on the set of the Fox series “The Cleaning Lady,” in which he directed and acted.

Busfield's attorney Larry Stein said his client was not attempting to avoid being arrested and had asked authorities to drop the arrest warrant and let him turn himself in, which they declined.

“As my client said during the video when he was turning himself in, he wants to turn himself in because he wants to clear his name and reputation," Stein said. "He didn’t do anything wrong. These accusations are false as the investigator from the independent law firm found."

Busfield will not be offered bail in New Mexico, Stein said.