COLLEGE STATION, Texas – A former Texas A&M team physician has bonded out of jail after being accused of sexually assaulting at least two women, Brazos County Sheriff’s Office records show.
Kory Lee Gill, 44, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault. One of the offenses was dated in April 2021, and the second in November of that year, according to records.
University officials confirm that Gill was employed at TAMU since 2009 and hired by the Health and Science Department. He served as the director of the Primary Care and Sports Medicine Fellowship Program, but was terminated in February after the allegations surfaced.
The official said Gill only occasionally helped out with their athletic programs, and no students were believed to have been harmed.
Gill is accused of sexually assaulting a fellow staff member, and another person who has no affiliation with the university.
One of his accusers allege that, in November 2021, Gill sexually assaulted her after giving her a strange drink at his office which made her foggy. The woman claimed Gill was drinking whiskey out of a mug. He was reportedly treating her for hip pain when the alleged assault took place.
The woman said Gill apologized to her afterward, saying his actions were “irresponsible and unprofessional,” according to documents. Investigators said text messages between Gill and the accuser corroborate the two were together when the alleged assault took place.
The second accuser told investigators Gill was also drinking alcohol from a mug when she said he inappropriately touched her. According to documents, the women said they didn’t think anyone would believe them because Gill was a well-known doctor.
Gill was arrested Wednesday and has since been released after posting a collective $60,000 bond.
Bond was set at $30,000 for each charge.
KPRC 2′s Taisha Walker visited Gill’s home in Bryan on Friday. A man who identified himself as Gill’s stepfather said Gill was not available because he was at work and that the allegations in the publications were not true. The man also said Gill’s attorney would be providing a statement in the near future.
KPRC 2 reached out to the university multiple times for comment to no avail.