HOUSTON — Bond has been denied for the suspect arrested in the Memorial Park rape case, according to court records.
Terrian Leescott Brewer, 30, appeared in court Saturday morning after being arrested in Rosenberg the day before.
He is charged with two counts of aggravated sexual assault, one count of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and one count of aggravated kidnapping.
Houston police said a tip from the FBI led them to Brewer's whereabouts.
Prosecutors said Brewer repeatedly sexually assaulted a 32-year-old woman who was exercising alone in Memorial Park on Sept. 29. Brewer allegedly also made her fill up his car at a nearby gas station and stole thousands of dollars.
Roman Garcia, the lead investigator in this case, said Brewer confessed to robbing the victim after his arrest. Click here to listen to the case details.
“It was a good interview. We were able to talk to him for awhile, and he confessed that he robbed the victim and that he does some theft around the city," Garcia said.
Police said they are unaware of any more victims, but if anyone has any further information on Brewer, please call 713-308-1193.
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Raped, kidnapped and robbed
The woman told authorities that she was running in the park but slowed down to a walking pace to rest. She said Brewer walked past her about 15 feet, turned around and grabbed her by the neck. She said Brewer asked for money and told her he was going to kill her. According to court documents, the woman said Brewer told her that he had a gun and he had killed people for less.
Brewer led the victim to an unlit trail and sexually assaulted her, according to court documents.
The suspect is accused of taking the victim to his car using her vehicle, which was about a mile away, court documents said. When they got to her vehicle, police said Brewer took her cash, credit cards and phone.
Brewer reportedly used the victim's Zelle account to transfer more than $2,000. He also stole her purse and Apple Watch, officers said.
The victim told authorities Brewer drove her to a gas station at I-10 and Washington and made her pump and pay for gas.
Court documents said he then drove the victim back to the park and sexually assaulted her a fourth time. He then left while the victim went to the bathroom to clean herself up.
The woman was able reach 911 with help from a person walking his dog, police said. The victim used the man's phone to call her friend, who was able to pin the victim's phone, which appeared to be at an apartment complex near the gas station where Brewer forced her to pump gas.