A woman was targeted in a violent incident at White Oak Bayou. Authorities in Harris County have made an identification in this case.
The suspect is a young adult, 19 years old. Details about the incident are available from news outlets.
Further information can be found through FOX 26 Houston, which reported on the alleged crimes of sexual assault and attempted drowning.
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