Texas A&M Police Investigating Multiple Indecent Sexual Assault Reports

Three incidents reported over a five-day period on campus and in nearby areas

Jan. 30, 2026 at 11:31am

Texas A&M University Police Department (UPD) is investigating three reports of indecent sexual assaults that occurred over a five-day period in College Station. The identities of the suspects are unknown, but UPD has identified similarities in the cases, including the perpetrator initiating conversation, asking personal questions, and making unwanted physical contact.

Why it matters

Sexual assault is a serious crime that can have traumatic impacts on victims. These incidents raise concerns about campus safety and the need for increased vigilance and reporting to authorities. The university and local support services are encouraging students and community members to be aware of their surroundings and report any suspicious or threatening behavior.

The details

According to UPD, two of the assaults took place at the Century Square shopping and dining complex, while the third occurred at the Wolf Pen Creek bus stop. In all three cases, the male suspect initiated conversation, complimented the victim's appearance, asked personal questions, and then made unwanted physical contact through a handshake or hug.

  • The incidents occurred over a five-day period in late January 2026.

The players

Texas A&M University Police Department (UPD)

The campus police department responsible for investigating the reported sexual assaults.

Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) of the Brazos Valley

A local organization that provides support and assistance to victims of sexual abuse, and has encouraged those affected to contact their 24/7 hotline.

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What’s next

UPD is continuing to investigate the incidents and has encouraged everyone to be assertive in stating their boundaries, notify law enforcement when feeling unsafe, and call 911 in an emergency.

The takeaway

These reports underscore the importance of campus safety and the need for vigilance, as well as the availability of support services for victims of sexual assault. The university and local community are working to address these concerns and ensure the well-being of students and residents.