Woman sexually assaulted after being tackled in Fresno, sketch released by FBCSO

FRESNO, Texas (KTRK) — Authorities are searching for a suspect accused of tackling and sexually assaulting a woman while walking along a neighborhood trail in Fresno, Texas.

According to the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office, on March 22, a woman reported to authorities that she was walking along a trail near a retention pond in the Estates Trail Run subdivision.

The woman told deputies she walked past a man sitting on a bench, and then he jumped her and sexually assaulted her.

Fort Bend County Sheriff Eric Fagan told that the victim was able to provide a detailed description of the suspect to a sketch artist. That sketch was released by the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office in hopes that someone from the community will recognize the man.

“Someone knows who this individual is,” Fagan said, “And look, it might not have been you, but it could be your sister, your mother, someone that you care about could be victimized next.”

According to a release from the FBCSO, the suspect is described as a Black man with a dark complexion, short, dark hair that is above ear length in a dread-like style, between the ages of 18-19 years old, weighing approximately 185 pounds, and 5 feet 6 inches in height. The suspect was wearing a red polo-style shirt, dark-colored pants, and black shoes.

The Acting Chief of the nearby Arcola Police Department offered to assist in the search and investigation, according to Fagan.

Fagan said there will be more patrols in the area and is alerting the community to stay vigilant, travel in groups when possible, and report any suspicious activity.

“We’re doing everything to solve this case,” Fagan said. “We collected all the evidence and turned it over to the DPS to go into CODIS. Hopefully, we can get a match on that DNA. If this person has done anything else, we can get a match, find out who this person is, and take them off our streets.”