Liga City Crime: Naked man climbs balcony to break into the apartment; Now on icy liability

League City, Texas – – A man from the league stands behind bars after the police said that he had broken into a woman's apartment on the second floor while slept – with the intention of committing a sexual crime.

What we know:

A terrible break

The 49 -year -old Juan Hernandez was charged with the intention to commit a sexual crime due to the break -in, and, according to the police department of the League City, is held in a bond of $ 50,000 in the amount of an ice decay.

The police say that shortly after midnight on April 15 at the CP Waterfront Apartments at the Constellation Boulevard. The female victim told the police that she slept when she woke up to find a naked man next to her bed and touch her leg.

More suspicious than the neighbor's neighbor identified

“I rolled over and saw a man crawling on my floor,” said the victim. “He got up – he was completely naked – and tried to come to me. I pushed it off and reached for my cell phone, and then he ran out.”

“You actually had a video of the man who went over the victim's balcony rail,” said Jose Ortega from Liga City Police. He says it seems that he had entered the apartment around 11 p.m. – and the victim is only woke up at 12:15 p.m.

The victim says that she has pulled out of the area since the trauma of the event.

“Every time I drove to the parking lot, I started trembling and choking,” said the victim. “There was the point where I could no longer live there.”

Detective Demasi and the Special Investigations Unit processed the scene and learned that Hernandez lived in the apartment below the victim. They identified the suspect and arrested Hernandez on April 25 during a traffic stop near the 400 block of Texas Avenue.

The victim said she had seen Hernandez from time to time in the past, but never interacted with him until the incident.

Go forward

What's next:

Hernandez is currently custody and is subject to immigration. Detective Demasi continues the examination and demands everyone with information on or that it is of the opinion that they could have been a victim to call 281-338-4173.

“We want our citizens to know that they will not be complacent,” said Ortega. “We live in a safe community, but we always have to be vigilant.”

The victim's message to others: “It's okay to defend yourself. You don't have to allow it.”

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