HOUSTON – A man who allegedly kidnapped, robbed and sexually assaulted a jogger in Memorial Park in late September was arrested Friday.
Houston Police said they arrested the criminal, 30-year-old Terrian Leescott Brewer, without incident in Rosenberg after receiving a tip.
Brewer is charged with aggravated sexual assault, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery in the horrific incident, which occurred on Sept. 29.
During a “good” interview Friday, Brewer confessed that he robbed the jogger, HPD Detective Ramon Garcia said.
Following the interview Brewer was transferred to the Harris County Jail.
Authorities urge anyone victimized by Brewer in the past to come forward and share information with investigators at (713) 308-1193.
The victim told police a man robbed and sexually assaulted her the night of Sept. 29. As she was running near E. Memorial Loop Dr. around 11 p.m., a man grabbed her from behind, threatened her with a sharp plastic object and demanded money from her. When she struggled to free herself from his grasp, the man warned her he had a gun, and had shot people for less than what he was asking her for, according to court documents.
What ensued was a night of terror during which the man sexually assaulted the woman at numerous locations around the park while intermittently demanding money from her.
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Court documents state the man drove the jogger to her car and forced her to give him her cash, cellphone, Apple watch, purse and Texas Driver’s license before making her transfer money to him using CashApp and Venmo accounts. At another point during the night, he drove the woman to a gas station and used her credit card to gas up his car.
Ultimately, the woman got help from a man who had been walking his dog. The Good Samaritan called police and stayed with the jogger until help arrived.
The suspect fled the scene in a white four-door sedan. Police later located a sedan matching the jogger’s description. Investigators learned the vehicle was registered to another woman who was allegedly a victim of Brewer’s, according to court documents.
Court documents show Brewer has a lengthy criminal history dating back to 2008. Prior charges include aggravated sexual assault, aggravated assault of a family member and aggravated kidnapping.
KPRC 2 carried a news conference on the arrest live. Watch the briefing in its entirety below.